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Strong Cold Front Brings Snow, Wind & 40°F Temp Drops Over Rockies, N. Plains

Strong Cold Front Brings Snow, Wind & 40°F Temp Drops Over Rockies, N. Plains

Temperatures were in the 70s and 80s yesterday over Montana and during the overnight hours, the first of two strong cold fronts swept through dropping temperatures sharply and forcing snow to break out. These snows were falling earlier in the day yesterday over British Columbia and Alberta as the cold air rished south on the […]

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An Historic US-Canada Snowstorm & Following Coldwave On The Way?

An Historic US-Canada Snowstorm & Following Coldwave On The Way?

The models continue to throw the BLUE paint bomb on a large swath of the Lower 48 with the latest 6-10 day off the Climate Prediction Centre showing a particularly cold look. This way this is shaping up with a powerful ridge pumping all the way to Alaska and the fact the Arctic Oscillation is […]

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Heatwave For California, Then Comes The Cold Further East

Heatwave For California, Then Comes The Cold Further East

Often during October, when a major cold shot drops into the heart of the Lower 48, a heatwave is going on over California. This time around will be no exception. The reason? a highly amplified pattern with a major dip in the jet which has arctic air forced south will have warm air lifting north […]

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Amazing Footage: Car Gets Tossed By Typhoon Jelawat

Written by on September 30, 2012 in Asia with 0 Comments
Amazing Footage: Car Gets Tossed By Typhoon Jelawat

The southern Japanese prefecture of Okinawa has been hammered once again by a 3rd major typhoon in less than 5 weeks and the latest packed a big punch to the southern half of the island which is home to the city of Naha where there was a lot of damage to  windows, street lights and even cars […]

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Jelawat Makes Landfall With 140 mph Gusts Making Okinawa Centrepoint For Typhoon Landfalls in 2012,

Written by on September 29, 2012 in Asia with 0 Comments
Jelawat Makes Landfall With 140 mph Gusts Making Okinawa Centrepoint For Typhoon Landfalls in 2012,

Today saw the 3RD MAJOR, 115+ mph, landfalling Typhoon cross the southern Japanese island of Okinawa. Yes, with each time the eye crossing right over the island. Just two weeks ago, an even stronger system than Jelawat, came ashore, it’s name was Sanba, remember my post? Pretty incredible stuff. As Jelawat slammed ashore early this morning, the […]

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Central US Cold Blast In October Often Means Heat For West Coast, 100s For Los Angeles?

Written by on September 28, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Central US Cold Blast In October Often Means Heat For West Coast, 100s For Los Angeles?

Tonight’s run of the ECMWF now has next week’s very cold air pushing south of the US-Canada border and this could mean an early snowstorm as well as 15-30 below normal temperatures anywhere from Montana to the interior Northeast. While the arctic hound comes acalling next week down the spine of the continent, often during October cold blasts, a strong ridge […]

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Typhoon Recurve Rule and Following 6-9 Day Canada/US Cold Blast? (Includes HD Video)

Written by on September 27, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Typhoon Recurve Rule and Following 6-9 Day Canada/US Cold Blast? (Includes HD Video)

Thought I would touch on a few points regarding the pattern into NEXT WEEK for both the United States and Canada. Noticed me talking about Typhoon Jelawat? Well this system is going to recurve but unfortunately it won’t miss land. The southern Japanese island of Okinawa looks to be yet again a target and powerful Typhoon […]

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Another Big Alaska Storm, Big Rains From Texas To New England Next 5 Days (Includes HD Video!)

Written by on September 26, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Another Big Alaska Storm, Big Rains From Texas To New England Next 5 Days (Includes HD Video!)

Yet another monster low has formed and can bee seen spinning just south of Alaska, set to bring yet another round of powerful, potentially damaging winds onshore over South-Central Alaska. The GFS shows pressure falling all the way into the mid-950s in mb, incredible. I wonder if this depth is record challenging for September? The centre of this monster is expected to strike […]

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US OCTOBER FORECAST: Looking Stormy Across US, Colder In West, Warmer In East

Written by on September 26, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
US OCTOBER FORECAST: Looking Stormy Across US, Colder In West, Warmer In East

The pattern is now undergoing major changes with the return of a more positive NAO/AO with modeling showing the flattening out of the jet which will push the cold air back up into Canada and allow maritime air to flood the Lower 48 for the most part. This will however send in storms as we progress […]

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Super Typhoon Jelawat To Stay East of Taiwan, May Hit Ryukyu Islands

Written by on September 26, 2012 in Asia with 0 Comments
Super Typhoon Jelawat To Stay East of Taiwan, May Hit Ryukyu Islands

Jelawat has done what Sanba did recently, rapidly intensified, nearly doubling in strength within just 12 hours becoming a SUPER Typhoon over the warm waters of the Philippine Sea. Impress even more is the fact the the second straight super typhoon. This time around, 160 mph Super Typhoon Jelawat will continue it’s current northwesterly path but then will […]

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