Archive for September, 2014
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Many a great winter is preceded by a warm, wet fall season and despite a low of 21 at Saranac Lake, NY on September 19th, the pattern looks warm deep into October and probably beyond. Sometimes a quick starting winter is a quick ending winter. The warm water off the East Coast and drought in West […]
Last night I put up a post on the Antarctic sea ice record and 6th lowest for the arctic. What’s significant is that the arctic has lost far LESS ice this year compared to last and that may or may not be a big deal for the upcoming winter across not just Europe but the hemisphere. […]
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Thanks to a big, cool and dry Canadian high, clear skies and light winds will bring another cold September night to the valleys of New England and Upstate New York. This very low dew point air will certainly help with the overnight cooling process. Note the 20s, even 10s in northern NY. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] NWS have […]
According to the blog ‘sunshine hours’, Antarctica has set a new all-time record for sea ice extent for a THIRD straight day. The new record stands at 16.47964 million sq km breaking the old record of 240,000 sq km set back in 2007. According to Dr Joe D’Aleo, that’s an area 3 times the size of Australia. Interestingly back […]
We have plenty of warm, humid air around across particularly southern parts of the UK into the near continent but as energy lifts north from the Azores low, expect an increase in thunderstorm development later today into particularly tomorrow with off and on showers extending into the weekend. As for today, the big day for Scotland, it […]
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As posted yesterday, there’s a lot of tropical moisture streaming into the interior Southwest over the next 96 hours thanks to Odile. Firstly, here’s the latest track of now tropical depression Odile. No change in projected rain amounts. Still scary for SSE Arizona, WSW New Mexico. If the system makes it over the AZ border as a […]
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