Good morning! The fairly significant quasi-linear convective system (QLCS) that tore across a swath of Nebraska yesterday, leaving behind a swath of 60-85mph wind gusts, has weakened considerably but evolved […]
No pun intended. As anybody who has read my blogs from last week knows, the West exists in a dire stage of historic drought. Dry season is deepening across the […]
Heat is pervasive, searing, angry. It swells and crashes over us like waves, smothering and suffocating and crushing. If cold is a knife, heat is a hammer. This week, from […]
It’s amazing what two months of a persistent atmospheric pattern can do in an environment as fragile as the West’s. In 2017, two months of repetitive, fanning atmospheric river events […]
Some weather disasters strike with a suddenness rivaled only by their ferocity. They are tornadoes, flash floods, derechos, blizzards and hurricanes; they lash out all at once, pummeling mankind from […]
