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Disastrous Tristate Flooding: A Reflection

Disastrous Tristate Flooding: A Reflection

Ida departed US soils in a manner similar to how it arrived: a ferocious mass of atmospheric moisture and energy, unleashing violent condensation byproducts upon populous cities. Because hurricanes, atmospheric …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 09/03/2021/ No Comments/

A Most Disastrous Derecho, One Year Ago

I spend a lot of time thinking about weather records. Some events seem so perfectly suited for setting records that they appear, with retrospect, unapproachable. For example, take the derecho …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 08/10/2021/ No Comments/

The Grip of a Megadrought, Part 3: A Slow, Violent Burn

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 …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 06/17/2021/ No Comments/

The Grip of a Megadrought, Part 2: Lurching Through Disaster

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 …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 06/14/2021/ No Comments/

The Grip of a Megadrought, Part 1: A Catastrophe Crawls To Life

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 …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 06/12/2021/ No Comments/

A Tour of Weathermodels.com Website Features

Hello Everybody, we tried to make a quick and easy tutorial page that is constantly updated with our new features. If you still have questions, don’t hesitate to write us …
by Ryan/ 04/04/2020/ 1 Comment/

Welcome to Weathermodels.com!

Welcome to weathermodels.com — a new service that hopefully will be your trusted source of weather information including maps and data from the best models. Over the past decade, weather prediction has …
by Ryan/ 01/01/2018/ No Comments/

It was a Swiss boy’s dream, later a Swiss meteorologist’s dream.

To have a place in the Midwest, where all the stuff happens, which is not as common in Switzerland: Tornadoes, ice storms, turning on heat and A/C at the same …
by Joerg Kachelmann/ 07/05/2017/ 1 Comment/

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