This winter will certainly be highly likely to be remembered for its tenacity across North America, for reoccurring patterns since winter’s start. We’re going to see several robust low pressure […]
This winter will certainly be highly likely to be remembered for its tenacity across North America, for reoccurring patterns since winter’s start. We’re going to see several robust low pressure […]
Here and gone: one look at the current temperatures around the Eastern US this morning will tell you that the historic Arctic air experienced over the weekend is now merely […]
I think it’s been stated quite well this week leading up to now, that we’re going to be dealing with a swipe of a piece of the tropospheric polar vortex. […]
Light the fireplace and get out the heavy blankets! The Arctic air we’ve been talking about for the last week is sinking into the Northeast as we speak. Temperatures are […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Once again, it’s that time to look into medium-long range as we open up a new month as January quickly flew by! As i’ve stated in previous longer range forecasting […]
It’s just about that time of year again where elected officials yank a grouchy rodent out of his warm burrow and determine the long-range forecast based on weather or not […]
One way we can trace parcels back from their origin, is utilizing tropopause theta (potential temperature). In a very simplistic sense, potential temperature is a proxy for vertical distance between […]
As we slide into February this week, an active sub-tropical jet will keep things messy over the southern half of the country. A constant stream of moisture, “warm” air, and […]
A temperature gradient, or more technically a “baroclinic zone”, will become established next week. What this tells us is that an active storm track will establish somewhere as a gradient […]
Thus far, we’ve truly lacked any arctic, cold air in the U.S. since the year flipped to 2023 primarily east of the the Intermountain West/Rockies. In fact, many places east […]
