Every May, there are a few days that the Plains of the central US see an astonishing feat of nature. As sinking troughs incite low-level mass removal, brisk southerly flow […]
Today marks a somber anniversary in weather history, ten years to the day from arguably the single most devastating thunderstorm in the era of modern meteorology (1950-present). On May 22nd, […]
We’re now edging toward mid-May and hurricane season is just around the corner. Link Though there are currently no real hints of tropical mischief, now, before any storms do actually […]
Tornado season has cooled down some for the time being, with a giant midlevel trough planted over the central US that’s keeping much of the CONUS unseasonably chilly. The only […]
Ten years ago this morning, across the southeast, the air surely felt counterintuitively both heavy and light. After all, it certainly is not every day that winds blow to 25 […]
