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Storms Rumble Through the Northeast

The Northeast is coming off a warm week (record-breaking for some) and rolling right into a severe threat to start the new week. Link A negatively-tilted trough continues its progress …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 05/16/2022/ No Comments/

The Winds of Change

Thanks to a stalled trough-ridge-trough pattern, the Upper Midwest has experienced multiple days of record heat and threats of severe weather. Today will be the last, though, as the flow …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 05/12/2022/ No Comments/

Plains States Severe Set-up

Apologies to my readers for the lack of blogs last week. A nasty little virus made its way through my family and took us all out of commission. But, I’m …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 05/02/2022/ No Comments/

Ups and Downs – A Spring Theme

It’s no secret that this Spring has featured more ups and downs (temperature-wise) than an entire theme park full of rollercoasters. Every time we get that cold blast, we hope …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/25/2022/ No Comments/

More Than Rain For the Pacific Northwest

As it is Spring, we expect potential severe weather from the Plains states (where there is a fairly conditional risk today involving mainly large hail), to the South, and even …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/20/2022/ No Comments/

Snow, Snow Go Away

It’s April 18th. Instead of warm spring days, blooming flowers, and singing birds, the Northeast is preparing for a significant snow storm – at least in the elevations.   Snow …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/18/2022/ No Comments/

Significant, Widespread Severe Weather Expected Today

We’re coming off an extremely active night of severe weather and rolling right into yet another severe set-up. Link While radar doesn’t appear overly threatening at the moment, the split …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/13/2022/ No Comments/

A Complicated, Widespread Severe Threat

Yesterday’s severe event was active, but overall, it was confined to a relatively small region. Today’s severe threat is completely different as it encompasses much of the Central US. This …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/12/2022/ 1 Comment/

New Week, New Severe Threat

A new week, a new severe threat. Unlike the previous weeks where the focus was on the southeast, however, this threat will linger in the Central US for a few …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/11/2022/ 1 Comment/

Chilly Weekend Ahead

Maybe it’s just me but I’m starting to feel that since Winter got a later-than-usual start, it is purposely barging frequently into Spring solely to punish us. Logically and historically, …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/08/2022/ 2 Comments/

Southeast Severe Threat

After an explosively active latter half of the day yesterday, we are facing down yet another severe threat for today – surprisingly in much the same area. You would think …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/06/2022/ No Comments/

Strengthening System Brings Overnight Severe Threat

Welcome to a new week and also to our third multi-day severe threat in as many weeks. Spring is pulling no punches this year as it keeps handing us active …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 04/04/2022/ No Comments/

Multi-Day Severe Threat: March 30

Today’s severe threat, which I discussed in a blog posted this morning, is just now kicking off. Link At the time I’m writing this blog, no storms are currently meeting …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 03/29/2022/ No Comments/
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