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The Defining Weather Events of 2020

Co-authored by Jacob and Meghan When people think back to 2020, some will remember the way the hurricanes simply would not stop crashing ashore, washing away homes in coastal Louisiana …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 12/31/2020/ No Comments/

The Unassuming, Violent 12/18/1957 Tornado Outbreak

With our big weather story, a record-shattering nor’easter, clearing New England today, the CONUS is returning to a pretty quiet pattern overall. Without any pressing current events, then,  I’ve decided …
by Jacob Feuerstein/ 12/17/2020/ No Comments/

Winter Precipitation: A Review

Good evening, all! With the lower 48 getting ready to enter an active pattern that will likely include all modes of precipitation in one way or another, I thought that …
by Meghan Gulledge/ 12/10/2020/ 1 Comment/

How Might TD13 And TD 14 Interact In The Gulf Of Mexico And What Is The Fujiwhara Effect?

Hello everyone! TD 13 and TD 14 are still moving towards the Gulf of Mexico this morning. The official NHC forecast, as well as most model guidance, suggests that both …
by Jack Sillin/ 08/21/2020/ 1 Comment/

Tropical Cyclones 101: Glossary Of Common Terms

Hello everyone! With Hurricane Season now in full swing, I figured it would be helpful to add a resource to the tropical cyclones 101 series that takes a brief look …
by Jack Sillin/ 08/20/2020/ No Comments/

Tropical Cyclones 101: What Is The Saharan Air Layer (SAL) And What Impact Does It Have On Tropical Cyclone Activity?

Hello everyone! The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now officially underway (as of June 1st) which means that it’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of tropical …
by Jack Sillin/ 06/18/2020/ No Comments/

Tropical Cyclones 101: Anatomy Of A Hurricane

Hello everyone! The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now officially underway (as of June 1st) which means that it’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of tropical …
by Jack Sillin/ 06/07/2020/ No Comments/

Tropical Cyclones 101: How Do Tropical Cyclones Form?

Hello everyone! The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now officially underway (as of June 1st) which means that it’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of tropical …
by Jack Sillin/ 06/03/2020/ No Comments/

Tropical Cyclones 101: How Are Tropical Cyclones Classified And Named?

Hello everyone! The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now officially underway (as of June 1st) which means that it’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of tropical …
by Jack Sillin/ 06/02/2020/ No Comments/

Tropical Cyclones 101: What Exactly Is A Tropical Cyclone?

Hello everyone! The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now officially underway (as of June 1st) which means that it’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of tropical …
by Jack Sillin/ 06/01/2020/ No Comments/

Why Does the 3km-NAM Persistently Overforecast Tropical Cyclone Intensities?

Hello everyone! Today’s blog post is more of a look in the rear-view mirror at some model forecasts for Arthur that turned out to be very, very wrong. The model …
by Jack Sillin/ 05/18/2020/ No Comments/

Model Mania: The Limitations of Weather Models

Hello everyone! This is the last in our Model Mania series which hopes to explain the basics of weather modeling for those without a rigorous background in atmospheric science. It’s my …
by Jack Sillin/ 12/20/2019/ No Comments/

Model Mania: Why Do We Need Both The GFS and ECMWF Models?

Hello everyone! This post is the fourth in our Model Mania series which hopes to give a brief introduction to weather models for those without a rigorous atmospheric science background. In …
by Jack Sillin/ 12/19/2019/ No Comments/
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