Mark Vogan
It’s been a weird, wild and extreme April for northern France. The extremes extend back to February where we saw 13cm of snow in Paris. The greatest amount since 2010 and 2nd biggest since 1989. Credit: @JulienTrezeux All of the below stats were measured at the official recording site for the city at Montsouris. Info […]
After a cold March and even colder April, there is confliction between the modelling and my thinking as we go forward. I believe April 2018 was 3rd coldest for the US since the beginning of the satellite era. 1983 remains coldest because it was colder in the Southwest compared to this year. Confliction between man […]
Welcome to my 8th annual summer forecast for Europe. As always, there are several global, regional and local factors which have been taken into consideration when putting together this forecast including the type of winter we’ve just observed. Neutral to slight positive ENSO (El Nino Southern Oscillation) We currently have a slight negative but neutral […]
By Jon Erdman Apr 30 2018 01:05 PM EDT weather.com Snow-removal crews at Montana’s Glacier National Park are finding the annual spring plowing of roads tougher after an impressive winter snowpack that remains well above average by late April standards. The National Park Service posted a series of photos over the past week showing drifts […]
It’s been an impressive April for cold in the Northern Tier. As well as the hundreds of record cold highs and lows set, not one but two states may have set an all-time record low for April. Not something you see very often. Especially in a seemingly warming world. Michigan may well have obliterated their […]
We’ve a highly amplified pattern to end April over Europe with deep trough drilling south supporting snow in Spain while a downstream upper ridge is pumping summer heat into Italy, Balkans, Greece and Turkey. Two new national records have been set in the Balkans. The pool of unusual cool with deep surface low tracking north […]


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