Over the last two months, it has been abnormally soggy for the Southeast, up the Tennessee River Valley and into the Ohio River region, and across the Southern Mid-Atlantic. Thanks […]
An active convective string of days, beginning today, will manifest flash flooding risks and concerns across the Southwest, Great Basin, and Intermountain West. Mid-level remnants, from what was Hurricane Kay […]
Looking ahead toward mid-month and slightly beyond, we’re going to see some changes from a height-pattern perspective from which we’ve seen since the end of July. With very solid agreement […]
It has been a very wet soggy several weeks across the Southeast since last month. Below displays the last 30 days of total precipitation from an anomaly perspective. Notice that […]
A tropical storm yesterday, and now a Category 1 Hurricane today several hundred miles offshore Southwest of Baja, CA will make a very close trek to land this week. The […]
