As we move into September tomorrow and the official start of Meteorological Fall, some of us cooler weather lovers will be anxiously looking ahead to the first big cold front […]
As we move into September tomorrow and the official start of Meteorological Fall, some of us cooler weather lovers will be anxiously looking ahead to the first big cold front […]
Idalia has made it into the Gulf and, as of the 5 PM advisory from the National Hurricane Center, is currently a strengthening category 2 hurricane with max sustained winds […]
When we last checked in on what is now Tropical Storm Idalia, it wasn’t much to look at. Fast forward to this morning: How quickly things have changed. If there’s […]
This morning, we shift our focus away from the relentless heat and back to the tropics. It seems we have the potential for a legit threat to the Eastern Gulf […]
If you’re a frequent user of the many products we have available at Weather.us, you may have noticed something new become available in the past week or two. If you […]
Hello Everybody, we tried to make a quick and easy tutorial page that is constantly updated with our new features. If you still have questions, don’t hesitate to write us […]
The year 2022 was a bit of an odd one in terms of impactful weather. From an initially extremely inactive hurricane season to very few “large” weathermakers, it’s a bit […]
Ten years ago tonight, the eastern seaboard, more specifically New York and New Jersey, watched warily and rushed preparations to completion as Hurricane Sandy lurked not too far offshore. Do […]
Frequently in meteorology, just enough atmospheric ingredients come together to make an event bad, but not devastating. Just as frequently, we experience events where a few ingredients just don’t line […]
Well, here we are at the end of 2021. Hard to believe the year has flown by already, isn’t it? As we reflect on the year that has passed, let’s […]
If your childhood summers were anything like mine, your evening outside playtime was mostly under clear, hot skies with brilliant flashes of distant lightning often visible. That lightning remained far […]
Whenever you see the reference, “The Ring of Fire” pattern, this essentially translates to a stagnant weather pattern that features a large-scale anticyclone like the large heat dome we’ve been […]
As discussed in Friday’s blog, we’re still expecting the dangerous heat that has been impacting the Southwest to crawl eastward this week. A ridge centered over the Southwest has begun […]
If you’re a regular reader of our blogs, you know that both Armando and I have been talking about the heat in the Southwest US often – and for a […]
Studying infrared satellite across the tropics from the Eastern Pacific to the Atlantic, we can see at initial glimpse that it’s relatively quiet. What I mean by that is there […]
Lets analyze the three main ensemble groups: the EPS, GEPS, and GEFS. These animations extend out to the end of the month. Notice anything different amongst all three? The correct […]
