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3rd Rockies Snowstorm In 3 Weeks & Not Even Mid October? More To Follow?

Written by on October 6, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

We look back at what will go down as one of the great storms in South Dakota history. We of course saw 48 inches fall 2 miles from Deadwood while an impressive 43 inches fell in the Black Hills town of Lead. What’s interesting about Lead, SD is that while this snowstorm was impressive there and it’s within the […]

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48″ Of Snow Falls On South Dakota, Another Storm On The Way? Karen Dwindles

Written by on October 6, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

As the first big winter storm of autumn 2013 winds down, so the counting has begun and may have ended. Up till now an incredible 48 inches of snow has been recorded near Deadwood, South Dakota while areas just outside of Rapid City reports 31 inches. For Rapid City itself, 23.1 inches has fallen within the […]

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WY/SD Takes Full Force Of 1st Blizzard, Midwest Tornado Threat, Karen Bears Down On Gulf Coast

Written by on October 4, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

The much talked about storm that’s now pushing into the central Plains has already produced upwards of 20 inches of snow to parts of South Dakota with blizzard conditions closing I-90 in Wyoming and South Dakota. The low itself has a tight pressure gradient and is tightening as it draws warm, moist air up from the […]

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TS Karen Is Born, Blizzard Expected Over N Plains, SPC Issues Moderate Severe Risk

Written by on October 3, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

There’s basically no change in the models with the first big storm coming to the Rockies and Plains but where there is change since last night’s post, well that’s with newly formed Tropical Storm Karen. Karen is currently a 65 mph storm and appears to be en-route to make a SE Louisiana or Mobile Bay, AL landfall […]

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1st Big Winter Storm Threatens Blizzard, Severe Wx, Big Temp Contrast, 97L To Become Karen

Written by on October 3, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

There is a lot of bad weather on the way as a storm system now enters the Pacific Northwest and is set to swing across the Rockies and eventually the Plains Friday through Sunday presenting heavy, wet snow to the Northern Rockies as well as the western high plains of Nebraska and South Dakota. As the […]

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2nd Rockies Snow Event, First For Dakotas, Minnesota, 80s For Northeast!

Written by on October 1, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

  We have the second system in less than a week taking aim at the Rockies and eventually Plains this week and this one looks to be quite the storm. The first snows fall over the N Rockies only this time we could see upwards of 6 inches down in valley floors compared to just higher […]

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Record Pacific Northwest Rainfall, More Big Rockies (poss Upper Midwest) Snow This Week!

Written by on September 29, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

The first major storm of autumn is well underway across British Columbia, Washington and Oregon and has been bringing problems throughout the region with power outages being reported by the tens of thousands from parts of Vancouver and Victoria all the way down to Portland, OR with winds in excess of 60 mph and 24 hour rains in excess […]

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Heavy Snow In Rockies To Plains Severe Threat Tonight, Record Rain Ahead For PNW

Written by on September 28, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

As advertised here throughout this week, we saw a large temperature spread between the Northern Rockies and Lower Midwest with temperatures struggling to get much above the mid-30s while Missouri, Iowa up into Minnesota soared well into the 80s. One example I found was a 36 degree high at Yellowstone Lake, WY while it topped […]

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First Big Autumn Storm Heads For Pacific Northwest, First Arctic Blast Around Oct 3-6th?

Written by on September 27, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

Over the next 5-7 days the US pattern overall settles as the jet stream intensifies and roars nearly due west to east across the country. That’s a mild orientation of course with Pacific air crossing the country and locking any cold up in Canada. However these patterns tend to come at a price for the […]

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Snow Starting To Piling Up In Rockies, East Coast Storm Threat Diminishing?

Written by on September 26, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

The snows are beginning to pile up as forecast over the mountains of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho as a storm system pushes in plenty of moisture as well as cold air out of the Gulf of Alaska. It should continue snowing in these areas through the rest of tonight and much of tomorrow and tomorrow […]

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