Summer 2018 will likely go down as warmest on record for parts of the West, wettest on record for parts of the East while cool in between. The cool Plains was a surprise but the hot West wasn’t. According to NOAA, June 2018 was the Lower 48’s 3rd warmest June on record. July was 11th […]
From May 1 through July 31, the majority of Europe and in fact the Hemisphere has been unseasonably warm, record breaking warm. This can be directly attributed to the pre-Super El Nino ocean warming and post El Nino heat release into the atmosphere. Another key factor I believe was in fact the cooling of the […]
It’s been a summer of heat, storms, floods and even some cool. Isn’t that the case every summer though? Yes indeed it is but we’ve seen some remarkable rain events stretching from Houston to DC. We’ve also observed some of the hottest weather ever recorded in Southwestern California and as of TODAY, Texas! June was […]
We are well past the half way point of summer 2018 and I think most of you would agree that it’s been a very warm and very dry summer so far. Especially from Ireland to Finland while cooler and particularly wetter conditions have dominated from Portugal to Balkans. My half time score? Some years you […]
We have seen probably one of the most dramatic spring temperature flips in a lifetime across the US. From one of the coldest April’s and coldest nationwide since 1997 to warmest May on record and June so far is one of the warmest also. May June so far No major increase in drought area or […]
It’s turned November-like over the western Prairies of Canada and this looks to be a hint of what’s to come ... Read More
It’s turning out to be quite the stormy September with one deepening low after the next lining up to strike ... Read More
Super Typhoon Mangkhut was the West Pacific’s 31st depression, 22nd storm and 9th typhoon of 2018 and was the globe’s ... Read More
With a busy tropics globally of late, we have seen a lot of warm, humid air lift north thus powering ... Read More
It’s been on the charts for several days and now we’re under Helene’s wind and rain this evening. Nothing unusual ... Read More
Florence may not have lived up to it’s initial billing as the strongest Carolina hurricane in history but it certainly ... Read More
Article from www.wunderground.com Bob Henson · September 14, 2018, 11:21 PM EDT Relentless rainbands sweeping around Tropical Storm Florence continue ... Read More
Since my last post on Florence, the hurricane’s core has weakened in intensity and structure has become disorganized, likely due ... Read More
No we won’t see a hurricane but if current projections are in any way right, our weather could be reshaped ... Read More
After the near silence over the Atlantic in July and through much of August, we’re approaching the peak of the ... Read More
Summer 2018 will likely go down as warmest on record for parts of the West, wettest on record for parts of the East while cool in between. The cool Plains was a surprise but the hot West wasn’t. According to NOAA, June 2018 was the Lower 48’s 3rd warmest June on record. July was 11th […]
From May 1 through July 31, the majority of Europe and in fact the Hemisphere has been unseasonably warm, record breaking warm. This can be directly attributed to the pre-Super El Nino ocean warming and post El Nino heat release into the atmosphere. Another key factor I believe was in fact the cooling of the […]
It’s turning out to be quite the stormy September with one deepening low after the next lining up to strike ... Read More
With a busy tropics globally of late, we have seen a lot of warm, humid air lift north thus powering ... Read More
It’s been on the charts for several days and now we’re under Helene’s wind and rain this evening. Nothing unusual ... Read More
No we won’t see a hurricane but if current projections are in any way right, our weather could be reshaped ... Read More
Up until the beginning of last week, September was looking largely high pressure dominated but with a sharp increase in ... Read More
The below article is from the Met Office. 31 August 2018 Update: Having further assessed the temperature data for the ... Read More
Just two days after Braemar dipped to an overnight low of -1.3C on the morning of August 31, just two ... Read More
2018 and 2006 is so close that it’s all down to today, meteorological summer’s final day to determine whether this ... Read More
After a slap in the face of reality over the last 10 days or so there is growing confidence that ... Read More
The coolest air in ‘months’ will bring an historically warm summer of 2018 to an end. It’s all about the ... Read More
It’s turned November-like over the western Prairies of Canada and this looks to be a hint of what’s to come
Florence may not have lived up to it’s initial billing as the strongest Carolina hurricane in history but it certainly
Article from www.wunderground.com Bob Henson · September 14, 2018, 11:21 PM EDT Relentless rainbands sweeping around Tropical Storm Florence continue
Since my last post on Florence, the hurricane’s core has weakened in intensity and structure has become disorganized, likely due
We have an ocean to atmosphere feedback setup and pattern which could spell a serious problem to the US. Waters
Up until now the focus has been across the Pacific and it’s busy 2018 season while the Atlantic has remained
Last August, Category 4 Harvey hit Texas with tremendous force. While wind and storm surge impacts were massive, the rainfall
Summer 2018 will likely go down as warmest on record for parts of the West, wettest on record for parts
With a mean Great Basin ridge and Great Lakes to Ohio Valley trough and lows sweeping over the Great Lakes
The heat of summer 2018 continues to melt historic records. Earlier in the summer it was parts of Eastern Canada
It’s turning out to be quite the stormy September with one deepening low after the next lining up to strike ... Read More
With a busy tropics globally of late, we have seen a lot of warm, humid air lift north thus powering ... Read More
It’s been on the charts for several days and now we’re under Helene’s wind and rain this evening. Nothing unusual ... Read More
No we won’t see a hurricane but if current projections are in any way right, our weather could be reshaped ... Read More
Up until the beginning of last week, September was looking largely high pressure dominated but with a sharp increase in ... Read More
The below article is from the Met Office. 31 August 2018 Update: Having further assessed the temperature data for the ... Read More
Just two days after Braemar dipped to an overnight low of -1.3C on the morning of August 31, just two ... Read More
2018 and 2006 is so close that it’s all down to today, meteorological summer’s final day to determine whether this ... Read More
After a slap in the face of reality over the last 10 days or so there is growing confidence that ... Read More
The coolest air in ‘months’ will bring an historically warm summer of 2018 to an end. It’s all about the ... Read More
Super Typhoon Mangkhut was the West Pacific’s 31st depression, 22nd storm and 9th typhoon of 2018 and was the globe’s ... Read More
Florence may not have lived up to it’s initial billing as the strongest Carolina hurricane in history but it certainly ... Read More
Article from www.wunderground.com Bob Henson · September 14, 2018, 11:21 PM EDT Relentless rainbands sweeping around Tropical Storm Florence continue ... Read More
Since my last post on Florence, the hurricane’s core has weakened in intensity and structure has become disorganized, likely due ... Read More
After the near silence over the Atlantic in July and through much of August, we’re approaching the peak of the ... Read More
We have an ocean to atmosphere feedback setup and pattern which could spell a serious problem to the US. Waters ... Read More
First it was a record breaking rain and flood event, then record breaking heatwave which saw highs reach 41.1C setting ... Read More
The southern Iraqi city of Basra, located 68 miles from the Persian Gulf and sandwiched narrowly between Kuwait and Iran ... Read More
Up until now the focus has been across the Pacific and it’s busy 2018 season while the Atlantic has remained ... Read More
Following a fairly warm winter across much of Antarctica and indeed large swathes of interior Australia, it’s turned brutally cold ... Read More
It’s turned November-like over the western Prairies of Canada and this looks to be a hint of what’s to come ... Read More
It’s turning out to be quite the stormy September with one deepening low after the next lining up to strike ... Read More
Super Typhoon Mangkhut was the West Pacific’s 31st depression, 22nd storm and 9th typhoon of 2018 and was the globe’s ... Read More
With a busy tropics globally of late, we have seen a lot of warm, humid air lift north thus powering ... Read More
It’s been on the charts for several days and now we’re under Helene’s wind and rain this evening. Nothing unusual ... Read More
Florence may not have lived up to it’s initial billing as the strongest Carolina hurricane in history but it certainly ... Read More
Article from www.wunderground.com Bob Henson · September 14, 2018, 11:21 PM EDT Relentless rainbands sweeping around Tropical Storm Florence continue ... Read More
Since my last post on Florence, the hurricane’s core has weakened in intensity and structure has become disorganized, likely due ... Read More
No we won’t see a hurricane but if current projections are in any way right, our weather could be reshaped ... Read More
After the near silence over the Atlantic in July and through much of August, we’re approaching the peak of the ... Read More
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