Tornadoes in November are weird. I mean, we know they occur – and quite often at that. But it just doesn’t feel very festive when you’re decorating that Christmas tree […]
Tornadoes in November are weird. I mean, we know they occur – and quite often at that. But it just doesn’t feel very festive when you’re decorating that Christmas tree […]
This blog will be a quick update to yesterday’s blog on the pending round of severe weather forecast for Tuesday. We are still on track for a potentially serious severe […]
The stage will be set beginning today and lasting into the rest of the week for heavy snow and precipitation for the Pacific NW, Cascades (Northern Intermountain West), and Great […]
The easiest way to stir up active weather is to take a holiday break, it seems. Though our Thanksgiving break isn’t quite over just yet, I’m here a day early […]
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 […]
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 […]
Did somebody say amplified? It feels as if that’s the word of the week around North America, as a series of tightly wound cyclones smash the United States with an […]
As we head deeper into the winter season for the Northern Hemisphere, I felt it was pertinent to discuss what exactly it means to have a higher wavenumber rossby-wave pattern, […]
The north-central part of the US spent a lot of this past summer at above-average temperatures thanks to prolonged ridging. Now, as we creep toward winter, one of our teleconnections […]
There are certain key ingredients within patterns that over the years, have manifested specific case studies and research that have led to highlighted topics. For example, nor’easters are common in […]
Yesterday, Nicole was able to transition from a subtropical storm to a fully tropical cyclone. What exactly does that mean? Well, it was able to develop a well-defined core and […]
An anomalous mid/upper level trough, which is a part of an ongoing active pattern out West that’ll bring heavy snowfall to place such as the Sierra & Cascade mountains this […]
When you think of November weather, I’d be willing to bet that tropical cyclones aren’t normally on the top of your “most likely to occur” list. Nevertheless, hurricane season runs […]
