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Quick glance at the very latest Jamstec for North America precipitation and temperature through the spring, summer and fall of 2014. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Mar-May Precip Mar-May Temp Jun-Aug Precip Jun-Aug Temp Sep-Nov Precip Sep-Nov Temp Will do a video to discuss further… [/s2If][s2If current_user_cannot(access_s2member_level1)][magicactionbox id=”18716″][/s2If]
It’s been an active past few days with severe weather across the South up through the TN/OH Valleys and while the South and southern Mid-Atlantic roasted, a heavy late season snowstorm impacted the Upper Midwest with 6-12 inches of snow from Iowa to the UP of Michigan. Here’s the latest US snow cover. Currently 28.3%. Close […]
Today has some severe weather breaking out on the central and southern Plains but it’s once the upper low swings through the Four Corners and Gulf moisture and heat is taped, that we’ll see more ingredients come together. Here’s today and tonight’s threat area according to AccuWeather. Here’s the area of slight risk according to […]
Despite it being April and we’ve just seen a major snowstorm on the N Plains, we have MORE snow and cold coming not only to end the current week but next week threatens more of the same two. Now that it’s April however, the severe threat is greatly increasing as heat naturally wants to lift […]
While a blizzard opens April on the Plains, the pattern remains chilly across much of the US. Another storm follows the current one but there are signs of change, real change towards the middle part of April. Want to show you something I don’t often and should show more. The MJO. We’re currently in phase […]
The models DID suggest snow once again for the Mid-Atlantic on the backside of this weekend’s big ‘rainmaker’ for the I-95 Cities. Yes, a seemingly warm system for the I-95 IS bringing snow to areas that were in the 50s and 60s yesterday. Boy, what a winter for the DC-Baltimore area… Check out this great […]
The pattern may be less severe than it’s been but heck, it’s March 28 for goodness sakes… and the fact we’re still talking snowfall and chill with no real end in sight and pretty unbelievable. Check out the ECMWF snow chart through just the next 48 hours. Yes, we have MORE snow coming to the Ohio Valley and interior […]
After an amazing late March Mid-Atlantic snow, it’s hard to believe we have a lot more snow to come in the coming 2 weeks. The focus of snow will be over the Upper Midwest with 2 to 3 systems pushing from the Southwest/Texas up through the Lakes/Interior Northeast. Here’s the significant snow from the last […]
We have one hell of a storm currently spinning off the New England coast to the south of Nova Scotia with pressure estimated to be down around 960mb. We’re seeing incredible visible satellite imagery of the storm. Wind gusts offshore are currently clocking 80-101 mph. Current visible satellite view. Wow! [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Check out this Atlantic surface analysis chart […]
Little change in overall thinking of the storm although we’ve seen some fairly impressive Mid-Atlantic including DC snowfall today. This thing is set to go to town as the low is up off Long Island and will be a major wind make offshore with hurricane-force gusts and seas will likely build to between 20 and 50 […]
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