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Historic Late Season Missouri, Iowa Snow Event Is Likely To Follow Texas To Kansas 90s (INCLUDES VIDEO)

Historic Late Season Missouri, Iowa Snow Event Is Likely To Follow Texas To Kansas 90s (INCLUDES VIDEO)

It’s warming up nicely across much of the Lower 48 with 80s reaching all the way to North Dakota yesterday. It’s looking like Phoenix will see their first 100 today while Las Vegas gets there Monday. Following yesterday’s high of 108, Death Valley may climb into the low 110s either today or tomorrow. If you live in Salt […]

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Warm Today, Warmer Next Week But Cold & Snow Follows From Denver To Chicago

Warm Today, Warmer Next Week But Cold & Snow Follows From Denver To Chicago

Today is most certainly the warmest day of the year so far across the Northern Plains and boy what a turnaround from just a few days ago when it hit 10 degrees all the way to the Texas Panhandle and highs were stuck at or below 32 for many places in Kansas. Today, temperatures are already soaring into […]

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Absent Severe Weather Season This Year, Too Much Cold Air? Similar To 2004, 2005

Absent Severe Weather Season This Year, Too Much Cold Air? Similar To 2004, 2005

This April will be one many of us remember for a very long time, especially those living in the Northern Plains where spring has yet to arrive, although it will over the next 24 hours! This April has set astonishing all-time records for snowiest month in cities well familiar with snow, Duluth and Rapid City with over […]

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Temps 35-40° Below Normal Over Kansas

Temps 35-40° Below Normal Over Kansas

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any colder and more outrageous this April, we’ll it did over the central Plains yesterday as parts of Kansas didn’t even manage to reach freezing, that’s a solid 40° below normal and for April 23rd, that to me is comparable to the ‘off the scale’ records being set for heat last […]

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Cold Records Keep Tumbling, Lake Yellostone, WY Hits -11°F, Big Warm-Up On The Way Though!

Cold Records Keep Tumbling, Lake Yellostone, WY Hits -11°F, Big Warm-Up On The Way Though!

The continuation of cold records being set is quite amazing and when you see lows down to single digits in South Dakota (8° at Huron, latest single digit reading on record!), 12° in Rapid City on April 23, it’s amazing so late in the season. Lows dove back into the 20s all the way into the […]

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‘Year Without A Spring’ Is About To End For Northern Plains, But Permanently?

‘Year Without A Spring’ Is About To End For Northern Plains, But Permanently?

It’s been an incredibly cold and snowy spring across the Rockies, Central and Northern Plains and we’ve seen yet another major snow dump upwards of 18 inches on the Black Hills of South Dakota Sunday into Monday while earlier today, the Braves vs Rockies game was cancelled in Denver due to snow. More cold comes down […]

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More U.S Snow & Cold This Week

More U.S Snow & Cold This Week

A major late April cold blast dove all the way to the Gulf Coast this weekend with 30s even reaching Florida this morning. While the South shivered, another wave of unseasonable cold is dropping out of Canada tonight and on the leading edge of this strong cold front, heavy snow shall break out from Montana through Wyoming, Colorado […]

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A Look At The US Drought And Influence On Upcoming Summer Pattern (Includes Video!)

A Look At The US Drought And Influence On Upcoming Summer Pattern (Includes Video!)

While the core of US drought remains over the Plains, 2013 is changing the shape with the West becoming more arid with time from San Francisco down to LA across to Phoenix and up to Salt Lake City. However, it’s been somewhat wetter over the Rockies thanks to recent late season snowstorms. Even in the Plains, despite severe drought holding […]

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Troughs Become More Prevalent In Eastern US Towards May!

Troughs Become More Prevalent In Eastern US Towards May!

In yesterday’s and even other recent posts i’ve been showing you the greater liklihood of seeing troughs back into the East and hanging there, starting this weekend as the storm that’s sliding across the country pulls the trough in. If you live anywhere from Washington DC up to New Brunswick, make the most of the current warmth, […]

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Cool/Wet Pattern Focuses From Plains To East Coast Next 15 Days & Beyond!

Cool/Wet Pattern Focuses From Plains To East Coast Next 15 Days & Beyond!

While it may be warm now from the Mississippi Valley on east, don’t get use to it. With the PNA going positive and both NAO/AO going negative, this pattern takes the mean trough east while riding builds over the West. By this weekend, it will be much cooler in the East. Remember the QPF I showed you […]

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