Archive for July 15th, 2014
While the Great Basin roasts, the Plains and Midwest are asking what the heck is going on? We have the much anticipated late September air mass firmly in control and supressing afternoon temperatures in the 60s as far south as Kansas and even Oklahoma while 50s with even an odd 40 up against the still cold waters of […]
This will likely be a top 5 warmest year for Europe but in relation to the post a few days ago, the CFSv2 may be hinting at a big flip towards late autumn into winter. Rubber band ready to snap? Notice the warm end to summer and autumn then flip in December and particularly January! Be sure to […]
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In recent days I’ve been pointing out the incredible persistency of the chilly pattern seen really from the Plains on east, a pattern that kicked off early last winter and hasn’t really changed much since. The reason why winter was so cold across much of the US last year was a large part due to the warm […]
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