Well it’s a new week and there’s plenty of weather to discuss. Let’s start with some water vapor imagery. Link I really love water vapor imagery. There’s so much we …

The Atlantic may be currently closed for business, but we can always count on the combination of warm Gulf waters and leftover frontal boundaries to try to stir up some …

As of this morning, our month-long+ period without an official area of interest in the Atlantic basin is at an end. The tropical wave not terribly far off of the …

Pop-ups, air mass thunderstorms, “they said there was only a 20% chance of rain!”. Whatever you call them, we’re all familiar with those seemingly daily thunderstorms born out of heat …

How about the recent heat in the Pacific Northwest? While it didn’t manage the same intensity as the June 2021 heatwave, it made up for it in sheer duration. Some …

As you may or may not have noticed, the stretch of the country from roughly the Mid-Mississippi Valley to the southern reaches of the Mid-Atlantic has received a lot of …

Brace yourselves. This is yet another blog about heat. Why am I writing about heat so often this summer? Well, I’d be lying if I said it hasn’t been unusually …

As forecast, record-breaking heat is currently impacting the Central US. Link From Texas to Montana, temperatures have surpassed the 100 degree mark. NWS Rapid City, South Dakota reported on Twitter …

Though conditions are currently unfavorable for any substantial development in the Atlantic Basin, we always have to be wary of frontal boundaries that stall over open water. Link Enter this …