Archive for August 18th, 2015
During the summer months when forecasting US weather, one must watch what’s going on the other side of the Pacific and when there’s typhoons, we pay particular attention. The Pacific has indeed been very active this year, largely down to the strong El Nino and warm PDO. The development of typhoons is one thing but […]
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Over the next 48 hours we will have our weather coming in from both sides. In from the North Sea (today) and from Atlantic (tomorrow) and so today’s sunshine and relative warmth in the West means a cool, steady rain in the East, expect the opposite tomorrow as the eastern front (associated with the Scandinavian blocking high) fades, then allows for an Atlantic front, […]
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