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Southern California Fire Weather Abates; Parts of the Deep South Get Soaked

As we undergo a change in government today on Inauguration Day, its rather fitting that it is also a transition day of sorts in the sensible weather the US is …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/20/2021/ No Comments/

Critical Fire Risks Persists Through Mid-week, But Relief Is On The Horizon

I feel like every other blog we’ve written in the last few months has been pertaining to the fire threat in southern California. Unfortunately, this will be another one of …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/18/2021/ No Comments/

Winter Returns to the Northeast Saturday

At long last, after languishing in a quiet period of above-average temperatures, the Northeast will see the return of winter weather once again tomorrow. Link A strong, cut off, bowling …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/15/2021/ No Comments/

High Winds To Affect the Plains as the Next System Cranks Up

The energy from our high end atmospheric river event has begun to move east. It will cause trouble for the northern plains today and tomorrow before moving on to the …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/13/2021/ No Comments/

A Long Duration Atmospheric River Event Targets the Pacific Northwest

A “high end” atmospheric river event is setting up over the Pacific Northwest this week. First, for those who don’t know: an atmospheric river is a concentrated band of water …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/11/2021/ 1 Comment/

Wintry Weather Sets Its Sights on Texas For the Weekend

With our southern Appalachian snow event well underway this morning, we can now turn our eyes to the next weather-maker set to impact the south central US this weekend. Let’s …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/08/2021/ 1 Comment/

A Messy, Difficult Forecast for the Mid-Atlantic at Week’s End

The south is staring down the possibility of snow late this week. An upper level low currently tracking through the Plains and bringing severe weather to Texas today will make …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/06/2021/ No Comments/

A Beneficial Soaking for Parts of the West Coast Today

Good morning! I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season. Just like the rest of y’all, we’re back at it this week talking about the weather. An active pattern looks …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 01/04/2021/ No Comments/

Christmas Eve 2020 Severe Threat

Well folks, it’s starting to look like Santa is going to need a tornado shelter instead of a sleigh in the Carolinas on Christmas Eve. The forecast is coming together …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 12/23/2020/ No Comments/

Dreaming of a White Christmas: First Look at the Christmas Eve 2020 System

No doubt by now y’all have heard rumblings of a Christmas storm. Well, that much is true. There will be a system that comes through Christmas Eve into Christmas Day, …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 12/21/2020/ No Comments/

A Look Back at the Superstorm of 1993

Since the weather right now is relatively quiet, I’m going to take this opportunity to write about a past event. This week’s nor’easter had me thinking a lot about another …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 12/18/2020/ 1 Comment/

The Nor’easter Cometh

Well, today’s the day! As I write this, our nor’easter is gaining strength and creeping closer to the northeast. Before we get to the snow aspect of the storm, we …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 12/16/2020/ 1 Comment/

Tracking a Nor’easter

Good Monday morning to y’all! We have a lot to discuss this morning so let’s dive right in. Confidence is increasing in a high-impact storm hitting the northeast in the …

by Meghan Gulledge/ 12/14/2020/ No Comments/