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It might be June with talk of warmth and humidity and severe weather with even rumors of tropical storms but SNOW is still on going in the mountains of Wyoming. This out this radar off weather.com for yesterday. To prove it’s no mistake, check out this WYDOT camera at Antelope Butte along Wyoming’s US route 14. […]
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We continue to see two main drivers in our weather pattern this week. The large hot dome parked over the heart of the continent while a low continues to spin, stuck in place to the west of Ireland. These two systems will continue to keep things warm, humid and stormy with the front separating low […]
It was one of the warmest May’s on record for Southern California, likely a direct result of the past winter pattern, warm waters offshore and of course the severe drought. Note the warm waters extending from the Gulf of Alaska down to the Baja. Warm water/dry land boost atmospheric pressure which results in warmer/drier than normal conditions. Those warmer […]
Impressive storms blew up bang on schedule yesterday across a broad area of Western Europe from the Republic of Ireland to Germany. The strongest storms erupted over the near continent with supercells impacting Belgium. Those supercells produced large hail which interrupted the friendly between Belgium and Tunisia. Here was the scene once players were taken off […]
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As you’ll be well aware, thunderstorms are now pushing northward over the UK along an active frontal zone associated with low pressure out at sea. Warm, humid air is fuelling these drenching storms, triggered by the front and cold air at 20,000ft. Nothing much else to add as I’ve posted on this a lot in […]
It’s the time of year for MCS’s and derechos and that’s exactly what we’ve seen in recent days. Check out the SPC storm report from yesterday and note the line of damaging wind reports stretching from Kansas to the Carolinas. This was courtesy of a MCS and derecho. Tonight we have another over the central […]
Conditions come together this weekend for some strong thunderstorms. Thunderstorms which are likely to produce flooding rains, frequent lightning (in places), large hail, gusty winds and perhaps a few funnels or weak tornadoes. Warm, moist air riding beneath a cold mid upper level with a strong front pushing through sets the stage up nicely. volatile […]
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