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Tropics To Simmer Away, Southeast Soaking, 90s On The Way From Chicago To New York

Written by on August 16, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

There is a lot of weather on the table over the next 10-15 days as rain will be a right pain over the Southeast while the cool lives on borrowed time over the Midwest and Northeast. Why? Well for the past week now I’ve been showing you how that NAO is shooting into the most positive […]

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Serious Southeast Flood Threat Looms, Tropics Becoming More Active With Favourable MJO!

Written by on August 15, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

The cold front which originally brought flooding rains and storms a couple of morning’s ago to the DC to New York corridor is now a stalled feature over the Southeast. This feature is triggering and will continue to trigger thunderstorms and heavy rains. Rain that is falling on already saturated ground of course and there appears to be little […]

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After Tuesday’s Flooding Storms.. Perfect Weather Settles Into Northeast, Not So For Southeast!

Written by on August 14, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

After a day of heavy, flooding, thundery rains which rattled through the New York to Washington corridor during Tuesday morning and a second batch this evening with even tornado threats around the Philadelphia area, the front clears out. Wednesday all the way through the rest of this week and the upcoming weekend looks stunning with a LOT […]

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US September Outlook

Written by on August 13, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

While it’s cool now across the Midwest and East, change is on the way as a Canadian high drops into the Southeast this week and it looks like we eventually see warming southwest winds develop on the backside of the high, allowing the Northeast to warm up considerably next week on into the following week. The upper pattern is […]

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More Arctic Sea Ice – Less Northern Blocking This Winter?

I’m seeing a few interesting comments surfacing on Facebook about the increase in arctic and northern hemisphere sea ice extent compared to recent years which they claim may lead to little or no blocking and a mild winter for Europe and I guess they mean North America too. This prompted me to have a look at […]

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Chilly Next 2-3 Weeks Over Eastern US But Could August End Warm To Hot?

Written by on August 11, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

After a warm-up and return to higher humidity, the chill returns this week to the Eastern United States and more or less all models show a very cool next 2-3 weeks with the trough firmly under the thumb of a strong blocking high to the north, helping keep unusually warm weather up across the arctic circle of Canada. […]

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Fairbanks, AK Records Unprecedented 36 Days Of 80°+, Cool & Wet Over E Lower 48

Written by on August 9, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

It’s been a summer that’s been plain HOT and unusually so throughout Alaska with record breaking heat kicking off in style back in mid June when parts of the Last Frontier warmed into the UPPER 90s. The town of Talkeetna smashed it’s all-time record high on June 17 with a temperature of 96°. Unofficially the temperature hit 98° in one place which if was […]

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A Look At The U.S Fall And Winter

Written by on August 8, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

I did a video Tuesday night which looked at the upcoming US fall and winter. Here are the charts which were looked at. Remember, I believe that the warmth we’ve seen this summer over more northern areas which have produced a lot of warm waters across the North this year, could well lead to strong […]

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Missouri Sits Beneath Corridor Of Flooding Rains!

Written by on August 8, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

We’re seeing some big time mesoscale convective complexes of MCS’s roam the nations midsection these past few nights and tonight’s no different. Missouri in particular is getting hammered by flooding rains and it’s all to do with the setup. The atmosphere has ultimately laid down tracks in which storms fire and run along. The low level […]

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Hemispheric/North American Pattern Similar To 2004? Could The Hurricane Season That Year Follow?

Written by on August 7, 2013 in United States of America with 0 Comments

August was the finale to what was a cool summer across the United States back in 2004. The reason I bring this up tonight is my concern of a similarity in setup between this August and that of 2004 and of course I am bringing up the hurricane season of that year which was very sluggish to […]

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