February 2019 was record breaking month for warmth, cold, snow, rain and event wind. Parts of Western Canada haven’t seen a February as cold since the Great Depression. Here’s the 2-metre temperature anomaly for February across the US. Check out how many locations have just observed their snowiest February on record and how far reaching. […]
February 2019 will go down as my biggest monthly bust since first issuance of them back in February 2014 and one of the biggest 2nd half to winter busts since 2009. What was expected to be a very cold and snowy month has likely turned out to be one of the warmest on record for […]
January started mild and shall end on an extremely cold note. As expected, we are now seeing the effects of the Sudden Stratospheric Warming which peaked at Christmas and split of the polar vortex around January 2nd. The cold shot which swept through the Great Lakes bringing two straight -40F morning’s to Northern Minnesota and […]
Up until the 20th, January, like December has been tame. Milder than expected? Yes because I believed the month would turn and turn severe. We remain in a westerly driven pattern and that was not expected by this stage, especially when taking into account the sudden stratospheric warming event which occurred around Christmas with a […]
After a cold October and November for much of the Lower 48, December started off on a similarly cold note with the aid of a retrograding blocking high from the Canadian Archipelago to Alaska. However, as you can see from the below 30 day animation, around the 10th saw a 360 flip with ridge replaced […]
Below article from Weather Underground. Jonathan Erdman Published: March 20, 2019 Forecast temperature departures from average for March 20, 2019. ... Read More
The extremes of weather found on the US Plains never cease to amaze. This time it’s low pressure. A system ... Read More
After an active spell of weather with spells of high wind, flooding rain, hail, sleet and snow, high pressure is ... Read More
February saw countless extreme weather events. From record wind, snow and cold in Hawaii, record heat in Europe to record ... Read More
It’s been a turbulent time for Northwest Europe with one low after the next sweeping hurricane-force winds and heavy, persistent ... Read More
Courtesy of a a bitterly cold air mass sweeping off North America, our beloved Atlantic jet stream is powering our ... Read More
The cold to start March has not been you’re typical early spring chill. It’s a cold that rivals even mid-winter ... Read More
Below article from wunderground.com Sean Breslin Published: March 6, 2019 A Norwegian Cruise Line ship arrived safely in Cape Canaveral ... Read More
Below article from wunderground.com Jonathan Erdman Published: March 7, 2019 One of the coldest temperatures measured during the late January ... Read More
After the record warm, settled weather to close February, it’s back to business as usual for early March. A re-energised ... Read More
February 2019 was record breaking month for warmth, cold, snow, rain and event wind. Parts of Western Canada haven’t seen a February as cold since the Great Depression. Here’s the 2-metre temperature anomaly for February across the US. Check out how many locations have just observed their snowiest February on record and how far reaching. […]
February 2019 will go down as my biggest monthly bust since first issuance of them back in February 2014 and one of the biggest 2nd half to winter busts since 2009. What was expected to be a very cold and snowy month has likely turned out to be one of the warmest on record for […]
After an active spell of weather with spells of high wind, flooding rain, hail, sleet and snow, high pressure is ... Read More
It’s been a turbulent time for Northwest Europe with one low after the next sweeping hurricane-force winds and heavy, persistent ... Read More
Courtesy of a a bitterly cold air mass sweeping off North America, our beloved Atlantic jet stream is powering our ... Read More
After the record warm, settled weather to close February, it’s back to business as usual for early March. A re-energised ... Read More
February 2019 will go down as my biggest monthly bust since first issuance of them back in February 2014 and ... Read More
The year was 1897 and 17.9C was the number. With the aid of a strengthening February sun and strong Europe ... Read More
Yep, it’s pretty much the opposite of what I had for this month. Widespread sunshine and southwest winds have propelled ... Read More
I will admit when wrong and unfortunately my nagging fear from the beginning came true. In my winter forecast I ... Read More
Storm Erik rapidly deepened as he speedily crossed the Atlantic. With a pressure drop of 40mb within the last 24 ... Read More
I feel my cold, blocky winter projections keep getting pushed back and so therefore my forecast has busted some. Sure ... Read More
Below article from Weather Underground. Jonathan Erdman Published: March 20, 2019 Forecast temperature departures from average for March 20, 2019.
The extremes of weather found on the US Plains never cease to amaze. This time it’s low pressure. A system
The cold to start March has not been you’re typical early spring chill. It’s a cold that rivals even mid-winter
Below article from wunderground.com Sean Breslin Published: March 6, 2019 A Norwegian Cruise Line ship arrived safely in Cape Canaveral
Below article from wunderground.com Jonathan Erdman Published: March 7, 2019 One of the coldest temperatures measured during the late January
February 2019 was record breaking month for warmth, cold, snow, rain and event wind. Parts of Western Canada haven’t seen
An unusually cold low crossed the Southwest US bringing some shocks and surprises. Snow for Malibu, Pasadena, CA? Snow at
An unusually deep and cold low passed to the north of the Hawaiian Island chain last weekend bringing some highly
At the peak of the polar vortex invasion of 2019, much of Minnesota endured it’s coldest conditions since 1996 while
Article from NWS Duluth In late January 2019, a historic arctic outbreak brought bitterly cold wind chills and record-breaking cold
After an active spell of weather with spells of high wind, flooding rain, hail, sleet and snow, high pressure is ... Read More
It’s been a turbulent time for Northwest Europe with one low after the next sweeping hurricane-force winds and heavy, persistent ... Read More
Courtesy of a a bitterly cold air mass sweeping off North America, our beloved Atlantic jet stream is powering our ... Read More
After the record warm, settled weather to close February, it’s back to business as usual for early March. A re-energised ... Read More
February 2019 will go down as my biggest monthly bust since first issuance of them back in February 2014 and ... Read More
The year was 1897 and 17.9C was the number. With the aid of a strengthening February sun and strong Europe ... Read More
Yep, it’s pretty much the opposite of what I had for this month. Widespread sunshine and southwest winds have propelled ... Read More
I will admit when wrong and unfortunately my nagging fear from the beginning came true. In my winter forecast I ... Read More
Storm Erik rapidly deepened as he speedily crossed the Atlantic. With a pressure drop of 40mb within the last 24 ... Read More
I feel my cold, blocky winter projections keep getting pushed back and so therefore my forecast has busted some. Sure ... Read More
February saw countless extreme weather events. From record wind, snow and cold in Hawaii, record heat in Europe to record ... Read More
An unusually deep and cold low passed to the north of the Hawaiian Island chain last weekend bringing some highly ... Read More
Bitter Siberian air swept across Japan’s northernmost prefecture of Hokkaido last weekend. So cold, it was dubbed the coldest air ... Read More
It’s been a tough summer across Australia but the extremes have turned from intense heat to intense rainfall. An unprecedented ... Read More
It would seem summers have been on a cooling trend over Greenland in recent summers. In 2017, a new July ... Read More
With the development of Vicente and Willa, the eastern Pacific hurricane season of 2018 has entered the record books as ... Read More
It was one of those oddities of the 2018 season, you get them now and again where they go one ... 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
Below article from Weather Underground. Jonathan Erdman Published: March 20, 2019 Forecast temperature departures from average for March 20, 2019. ... Read More
The extremes of weather found on the US Plains never cease to amaze. This time it’s low pressure. A system ... Read More
After an active spell of weather with spells of high wind, flooding rain, hail, sleet and snow, high pressure is ... Read More
February saw countless extreme weather events. From record wind, snow and cold in Hawaii, record heat in Europe to record ... Read More
It’s been a turbulent time for Northwest Europe with one low after the next sweeping hurricane-force winds and heavy, persistent ... Read More
Courtesy of a a bitterly cold air mass sweeping off North America, our beloved Atlantic jet stream is powering our ... Read More
The cold to start March has not been you’re typical early spring chill. It’s a cold that rivals even mid-winter ... Read More
Below article from wunderground.com Sean Breslin Published: March 6, 2019 A Norwegian Cruise Line ship arrived safely in Cape Canaveral ... Read More
Below article from wunderground.com Jonathan Erdman Published: March 7, 2019 One of the coldest temperatures measured during the late January ... Read More
After the record warm, settled weather to close February, it’s back to business as usual for early March. A re-energised ... Read More
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