North and South America
My dear American subscriber, while you may have been mild so far this month, you have a heck of a 3-week period of winter coming up which should wipe out those warm memories and fears of a winter 2011-12 repeat. There is the perfect setup both over the continent and globally which supports an impressive cold period from now through at […]
We’ve just saw many Midwest cities break their snow drought following the recent first Big Winter Storm. Many Midwest cities saw anywhere from an inch to 20″ of snow. The focus now shifts to a system that is set to barrel into the Pacific Northwest this weekend into early next week and then drop into the Southern Plains around […]
Northeast The past few days seen seen plenty of snow for Northern New England with the greatest amounts falling over New Hampshire, western and northern Maine where over a foot has acumulated over the past 36 hours. As the storm departs, it’s a largely fine, dry and sunny day today across the Northeast with a cool […]
Chicago still awaits it’s first measurable snow as it has gone a record-breaking 289 days without, but amazingly, this streak may end with a significant snowstorm by Thursday as we see a major turn to winter in the overall US pattern. Exact track of this impending storm system will mean everything for a city the […]
It has been a particularly cold period for Interior Alaska with dominant arctic high pressure which has kept the cold in and any weather including snowfall, out. The temperature in Fairbanks, Alaska has been steadily falling since late November and last month was one of the coldest November’s on record. This month may end up being one […]
Northeast It’s a damp and dreary start to your workweek throughout the East with mainly rain from the Carolinas up through the I-95 corridor towards Boston but further north and you run into somewhat colder air. If you live along the MA-VT-NH border on north expect a mix of rain, sleet and perhaps wet snow […]

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