Archive for April, 2015
There’s no real change to the Easter weekend idea. Models still show high pressure building in from the WSW and this should help push out the fronts that have brought all the wind, rain and snow of late and will continue to through tomorrow. Speaking of snow, this was the scene I was greeted to […]
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This seasonal outlook for the upcoming Summer of 2015 for the United States is based on past and current pattern and influences of current and projected sea surface temperatures and El Nino. For the past two straight winter seasons, a warmer than normal 2-metre temperature pattern has resided from California across to Arizona up the West side of North America […]
This seasonal outlook for the upcoming Summer of 2015 for Europe is based on past and current pattern and influences of current and projected sea surface temperatures, El Nino and current state of solar cycle 24. While the UK experienced only 41% average rainfall during March, the increase in rainfall and therefore soil moisture during the later of […]
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