Flash flooding is often a story told in parallels. Tonight, as an impressive Great Lakes cyclone occludes, such parallels will bring a deluge to the interior mid-Atlantic. A deep, well-organized […]
The same unseasonable trough that brought rain to the Pacific Northwest and snow to parts of the Rockies will slide towards the Midwest today, bringing medium-impact weather to a new […]
A midlevel trough of unusual intensity stretched across the northeast Pacific is responsible for a significant atmospheric river event across the Pacific Northwest today into tomorrow, as written about by […]
I’ve long mused that the single biggest factor differentiating severe storms in the Northeast from those in the Central Plains is the latter’s proximity to the source of a seemingly […]
A significant round of freshwater flooding will be likely over the coming days as Nicholas, a poorly organized tropical storm, interacts with a stalled front just inland of the Gulf. […]
