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Halloween Snow & Cold Heading For Eastern US

Written by on October 29, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Halloween Snow & Cold Heading For Eastern US

We have a complex early winter (Halloween) storm situation developing for the Northeast with typical big variations depending on which model you look at. It will be cold this weekend but that’s just part of the story as we’re also talking about snow and a lot of upper energy coming out of Canada which will deepen the trough […]

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US Outlook: Record Heat To Be Followed by Significant Early November Cold Shot

Written by on October 28, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US Outlook: Record Heat To Be Followed by Significant Early November Cold Shot

We have a significant early November cold blast on the way this weekend but not before records for HEAT are threatened… Yep, quite the temperature rollercoaster this week with 80s to near 90 Mon, Tue to a potential freeze Sat, Sun morning as far south as Tennessee. In recent posts I’ve showed you the surface/mid and upper […]

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Connection Between Siberian Strat Warming & Eastern Cold Next Weekend?

Written by on October 26, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Connection Between Siberian Strat Warming & Eastern Cold Next Weekend?

Before we get to the potential fun and games of next weekend and threats of a frost, freeze and even snowstorm, we have MAJOR end of October heat over the Plains currently and it’s thanks to a strong storm driving into the Pacific Northwest. The initial 500mb chart shows the trough deepening over the West Coast where it’s wet […]

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US OUTLOOK: End Of October/Start Of November Arctic Blast?

Written by on October 23, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US OUTLOOK: End Of October/Start Of November Arctic Blast?

Hope you had a chance to watch last night’s video regarding my latest US winter thoughts. Based on the type of global pattern, solar, east QBO, weak nino (coming on), global sst profile etc… This makes sense. So does this. But this DOESN’T. The CFSv2 contradicts it’s own winter SST forecast. Which is contradicted by it’s upper height anomalies. You shouldn’t see […]

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US OUTLOOK: Western Trough/Eastern Ridge Pattern To End October/MAJOR Rain, Snow For Pac Northwest

Written by on October 21, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US OUTLOOK: Western Trough/Eastern Ridge Pattern To End October/MAJOR Rain, Snow For Pac Northwest

The QPF reaches the top of the precipitation scale over the Pacific Northwest next 10 days and by that I mean there’s a large area of 9+ inches. Thanks to a series of storms blowing in from the Pacific. This means A LOT of snow in the mountains, especially up in British Columbia. With the […]

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US Outlook: Trouble Stirrings & Nor’Easter’s To Watch For Next Week

Written by on October 20, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US Outlook: Trouble Stirrings & Nor’Easter’s To Watch For Next Week

It’s a chilly night ahead for the Northeast after seeing the first snow of the season in the mountains of WV. Here’s what Snowshoe, WV woke to this morning! Mon AM forecasted lows. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Models still show next week’s Nor’easter! Model still has some snow in the higher elevations of the Northeast However it’s significantly toned […]

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US Outlook: Could Nor’easter Be Followed By Major Cold Shot?

Written by on October 18, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US Outlook: Could Nor’easter Be Followed By Major Cold Shot?

To expand a little on last night’s brief post, it looks as though we have a decent Nor’easter set to impact the Northeast late next week. The first which may bring some snow to the high elevations of Pennsylvania and New England but before we get there, a chilly high settling into the region late weekend […]

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US 7-DAY OUTLOOK: Coastal Low Along With Below Normal Temps Next Week?

Written by on October 18, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US 7-DAY OUTLOOK: Coastal Low Along With Below Normal Temps Next Week?

For those of you living in the US wishing for some weather, here’s what the models are sniffing out next week. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Interesting little Nor’easter for East while West Coast gets hit by wind, rain and mountain snow, even down into central CA. Plentiful rainfall next 7 days for both Northwest and Northeast as well […]

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US: Flooding Rain, Severe Weather Spreads East / Bermuda & Newfoundland Brace For Gonzalo

Written by on October 15, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
US: Flooding Rain, Severe Weather Spreads East / Bermuda & Newfoundland Brace For Gonzalo

It was a rough day yesterday throughout the Mississippi Valley with flooding rains and severe weather, all thanks to the big fall storm system with warm and cold, dry and moist air coming together. Here was the SPC storm reports from yesterday. Note the 14 tornadoes. Today’s severe weather risk slides east today. The East Coast can expect some […]

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Fall Storm Presents Flooding Rain, Severe Weather To Midwest, 3-6ft Snows For BC Mtns

Written by on October 13, 2014 in United States of America with 0 Comments
Fall Storm Presents Flooding Rain, Severe Weather To Midwest, 3-6ft Snows For BC Mtns

We have two robust fall storm systems attacking or set to attack the Lower 48. Check out these juicy 7 day totals. Especially the 12.5″ of liquid expected over S British Columbia which is sure to fall as big snows in the mountains. What’s sure to kick start this fairly wet upcoming 7 day period is the robust system we […]

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