So far, it’s been mixed with a stormy mid month for northwest Europe but it would appear we wave goodbye to September and greet October on a much quieter note. In just the last 7 days, it’s like we’ve went from late August with 26C to October with 115 mph wind and now early November […]
September has been a warm month for the Eastern US but it looks like it’s turning cooler for October and the month is likely to begin very cold compared to normal in the Plains. In fact snow and record cold is possible as bitter cold air parked over Alberta and Saskatchewan drops south down the […]
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 […]
Early season arctic air continues to push south after shivering a large swathe of Canada during September. The next couple ... Read More
Like all the other southern US cities, Atlanta is well used to heat and humidity during the summer months but ... Read More
According to the Met Office, the central pressure within Storm Callum dropped from 986 to 938mb within 24 hours. That ... Read More
The week started soggy and will end soggy but in between, well it was more like summer again. When you ... Read More
At 12.30pm CT, Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach, FL as a top end Cat 4 hurricane packing sustained ... Read More
Despite encountering shear, some dry air and even the crossing of a cool ocean eddy, Michael has continued to strengthen. ... Read More
Back on Friday I posted on the CAG (Central American Gyre) and the potential for development. Yesterday we had Tropical ... Read More
As stated at the end of last week, the west Highlands would be under under the gun for a significant ... Read More
We saw a largely undisturbed period of fine, dry, warm anticyclonic weather across many parts of the Boreal North during ... Read More
A broad circulation of disorganized thunderstorms is affecting much of Central America from Pacific to Atlantic. This is known as ... Read More
So far, it’s been mixed with a stormy mid month for northwest Europe but it would appear we wave goodbye to September and greet October on a much quieter note. In just the last 7 days, it’s like we’ve went from late August with 26C to October with 115 mph wind and now early November […]
September has been a warm month for the Eastern US but it looks like it’s turning cooler for October and the month is likely to begin very cold compared to normal in the Plains. In fact snow and record cold is possible as bitter cold air parked over Alberta and Saskatchewan drops south down the […]
The week started soggy and will end soggy but in between, well it was more like summer again. When you ... Read More
As stated at the end of last week, the west Highlands would be under under the gun for a significant ... Read More
We saw a largely undisturbed period of fine, dry, warm anticyclonic weather across many parts of the Boreal North during ... Read More
As we continue to see the ups and downs of the current pattern, our attention is turning to Hurricane Leslie ... Read More
So far, it’s been mixed with a stormy mid month for northwest Europe but it would appear we wave goodbye ... 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
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
Early season arctic air continues to push south after shivering a large swathe of Canada during September. The next couple
Like all the other southern US cities, Atlanta is well used to heat and humidity during the summer months but
At 12.30pm CT, Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach, FL as a top end Cat 4 hurricane packing sustained
Despite encountering shear, some dry air and even the crossing of a cool ocean eddy, Michael has continued to strengthen.
Back on Friday I posted on the CAG (Central American Gyre) and the potential for development. Yesterday we had Tropical
It shall be an interesting opening 10 days to October across NA thanks to a strong positive extending from the
It’s been a tail of two halves across North America this September so far with summer warmth holding firm over
September has been a warm month for the Eastern US but it looks like it’s turning cooler for October and
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
According to the Met Office, the central pressure within Storm Callum dropped from 986 to 938mb within 24 hours. That ... Read More
The week started soggy and will end soggy but in between, well it was more like summer again. When you ... Read More
As stated at the end of last week, the west Highlands would be under under the gun for a significant ... Read More
We saw a largely undisturbed period of fine, dry, warm anticyclonic weather across many parts of the Boreal North during ... Read More
As we continue to see the ups and downs of the current pattern, our attention is turning to Hurricane Leslie ... Read More
Dr. Jeff Masters  · September 29, 2018, 8:24 AM EDT A deep area of low pressure with tropical storm-like characteristics ... Read More
For several days now the models have been in good agreement on the development of a warm or semi warm ... Read More
So far, it’s been mixed with a stormy mid month for northwest Europe but it would appear we wave goodbye ... 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
With a busy tropics globally of late, we have seen a lot of warm, humid air lift north thus powering ... Read More
According to the Met Office, the central pressure within Storm Callum dropped from 986 to 938mb within 24 hours. That ... Read More
At 12.30pm CT, Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach, FL as a top end Cat 4 hurricane packing sustained ... Read More
Despite encountering shear, some dry air and even the crossing of a cool ocean eddy, Michael has continued to strengthen. ... Read More
Back on Friday I posted on the CAG (Central American Gyre) and the potential for development. Yesterday we had Tropical ... Read More
A broad circulation of disorganized thunderstorms is affecting much of Central America from Pacific to Atlantic. This is known as ... Read More
Following an unusually cold and snowy September, that trend continued and matured into October. The 13 inches of snow which ... Read More
Dr. Jeff Masters  · October 2, 2018, 11:05 AM EDT In a rare display of atmospheric violence, two Category 5 ... 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
Early season arctic air continues to push south after shivering a large swathe of Canada during September. The next couple ... Read More
Like all the other southern US cities, Atlanta is well used to heat and humidity during the summer months but ... Read More
According to the Met Office, the central pressure within Storm Callum dropped from 986 to 938mb within 24 hours. That ... Read More
The week started soggy and will end soggy but in between, well it was more like summer again. When you ... Read More
At 12.30pm CT, Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach, FL as a top end Cat 4 hurricane packing sustained ... Read More
Despite encountering shear, some dry air and even the crossing of a cool ocean eddy, Michael has continued to strengthen. ... Read More
Back on Friday I posted on the CAG (Central American Gyre) and the potential for development. Yesterday we had Tropical ... Read More
As stated at the end of last week, the west Highlands would be under under the gun for a significant ... Read More
We saw a largely undisturbed period of fine, dry, warm anticyclonic weather across many parts of the Boreal North during ... Read More
A broad circulation of disorganized thunderstorms is affecting much of Central America from Pacific to Atlantic. This is known as ... Read More
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