Friday Severe Update
As a potentially potent round of severe weather gets ready to kick off this afternoon, I thought I’d publish a quick update on what’s expected. As of roughly 1 pm […]
03/24/2023 /
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Friday Severe Update
As a potentially potent round of severe weather gets ready to kick off this afternoon, I thought I’d publish a quick update on what’s expected. As of roughly 1 pm […]
Flooding Concerns: MS River Valley To the Ohio River Valley
Ingredients are coming together for there to be expansive flooding concerns from the lower MS River Valley through the Midwest, TN River, and into the Ohio River Valley today and […]
03/22/2023 /
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Forecasts and Analysis
Flooding Concerns: MS River Valley To the Ohio River Valley
Spring Is Back, And So Is Severe Weather
Now that the well-below average temperatures have (for the most part) vacated the Eastern US, Spring is about to return with all the subtlety of the Kool-Aid Man crashing through […]
03/22/2023 /
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Spring Is Back, And So Is Severe Weather
Relentless Western Activity Continues Into Tomorrow
Today, a relatively strong low pressure will “crash” into central California bringing with it yet another ongoing atmospheric river. This will render several hazards including flash flooding, heavy rainfall, strong […]
03/20/2023 /
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Relentless Western Activity Continues Into Tomorrow
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Introducing The New Swiss HD Model
If you’re a frequent user of the many products we have available at Weather.us, you may have noticed something new become available in the past week or two. If you […]
02/28/2022 /
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A Tour of Weathermodels.com Website Features
Hello Everybody, we tried to make a quick and easy tutorial page that is constantly updated with our new features. If you still have questions, don’t hesitate to write us […]
04/04/2020 /
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Noteworthy weather events
Most Memorable Weather Events of 2022, Part One
The year 2022 was a bit of an odd one in terms of impactful weather. From an initially extremely inactive hurricane season to very few “large” weathermakers, it’s a bit […]
12/29/2022 /
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Looking Back on Sandy: Ten Years Later
Ten years ago tonight, the eastern seaboard, more specifically New York and New Jersey, watched warily and rushed preparations to completion as Hurricane Sandy lurked not too far offshore. Do […]
10/28/2022 /
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Atmospheric Fury: April 27, 2011
Frequently in meteorology, just enough atmospheric ingredients come together to make an event bad, but not devastating. Just as frequently, we experience events where a few ingredients just don’t line […]
04/27/2022 /
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The Most Significant Weather Events of 2021
Well, here we are at the end of 2021. Hard to believe the year has flown by already, isn’t it? As we reflect on the year that has passed, let’s […]
12/28/2021 /
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Any Signs of Sustained Spring Warmth?
To answer the headline – No. In fact, there are still no signs of any sustained warmth to flood the CONUS heading into April. This is a result of both […]
03/18/2023 /
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Defeating the Drought
Let’s talk about the state of the drought in California today. As many know, prior to the winter of 2022/2023, much of California was in a very serious drought. Years […]
03/17/2023 /
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A Return To Unseasonably Cold Temperatures
With a long frontal boundary that’ll bisect the CONUS through the Midwest, cyclogenesis will take place with an incipient low that’ll develop along this front and mature into a potent […]
03/15/2023 /
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Warmth, Severe Weather Makes a Brief Return
So, how about those morning lows, Eastern US? Yikes. Spatially, nearly half of the US was at/under freezing this morning. Many saw their coldest morning lows since early February. A […]
03/15/2023 /
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Another Atmospheric River
An educational article I discovered upon searching for a simplistic graphic nicely and succinctly renders an easy-to-digest visual aid. The fundamental purpose of the atmosphere is to seek balance where […]
03/14/2023 /
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A March Nor’easter
To borrow a quote from The Lord of the Rings series, “The board is set. The pieces are moving.” As Armando discussed in Saturday’s blog, the pieces are coming together […]
03/13/2023 /
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