• Velocity Potential: Subseasonal Forecasting Using a Hovmoller Diagram
  • A Little Bit of Mischief in the Gulf
  • Precipitable Water ("PWAT"): What Is It And How Can It Be Used In Forecasting?
  • Cooler, Drier, Wetter, Hotter: A Look at the Upcoming Pattern Flip
  • A Summer Cooldown on Tap for the Northeast & Great Lakes Regions

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Velocity Potential: Subseasonal Forecasting Using a Hovmoller Diagram

While we’re in the “heart” of hurricane season and approaching a climatologically favorable period for the Atlantic (peak isn’t until early September!), I wanted to take the time to explain …
by Armando Salvadore/ 08/13/2022/ No Comments/

A Little Bit of Mischief in the Gulf

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 …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 08/12/2022/ No Comments/

Precipitable Water (“PWAT”): What Is It And How Can It Be Used In Forecasting?

It’s summer and we’re well established within the warmer months, so it’s fitting to discuss the concept of precipitable water: how do meteorologists and forecasters use it, how it can be …
by Armando Salvadore/ 08/11/2022/ No Comments/

Cooler, Drier, Wetter, Hotter: A Look at the Upcoming Pattern Flip

Are you over the air-you-can-wear? Tired of sweating while sitting still? Well, have I got an atmospheric process for you! The first big “summer cold front” is on the way. …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 08/10/2022/ 1 Comment/

A Summer Cooldown on Tap for the Northeast & Great Lakes Regions

After a consecutive stretch of surface temperatures greater than 90*F – even breaking daily maximum records for numerous cities for many places across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states over the …
by Armando Salvadore/ 08/09/2022/ No Comments/

What’s Up, 97L?

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 …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 08/08/2022/ No Comments/

Inside a Forecaster’s Mind: The Top-Down-Approach

I decided I wanted to share what it’s like inside a meteorologist’s mind – at least a look inside my mind and how I construct a highly chaotic, nonlinear “system” …
by Armando Salvadore/ 08/06/2022/ 1 Comment/

Staying Safe During Summer Storms

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 …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 08/05/2022/ No Comments/

The Month of August: What Can We Expect Pattern-Wise?

Summer is flying by; I mean, meteorological fall is less than a month away and the astronomical season of fall is literally next month. It’s been a rather warm and …
by Armando Salvadore/ 08/04/2022/ No Comments/

Dry Thunderstorms: Not Beneficial

It’s no secret that summer weather often equates to fire weather in the Western US. As drought conditions continue for much of the region, 3 large fires are currently burning. …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 08/03/2022/ No Comments/

The Atlantic Tropics — Why the Slumber? Change on the Horizon?

Hello! A quick introductory about myself: My name is Armando Salvadore, and I’m a meteorologist who has graduated from Mississippi State University this past May. I’m going to be a first-year …
by Armando Salvadore/ 08/02/2022/ 2 Comments/

Heat On The Move

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 …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 08/01/2022/ No Comments/

Too Much Water

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 …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 07/28/2022/ No Comments/
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  • A Summer Cooldown on Tap for the Northeast & Great Lakes Regions

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