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 …

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 …

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. …

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 …

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” …

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 …

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. …

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 …

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 …