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Repeated Rounds Of Heavy Rain Will Increase Flood Concerns In Parts Of The Plains Today And Tomorrow

Hello everyone! The biggest weather related concern this morning across the US is the developing flash flood threat in parts of the Central Plains. Thunderstorms have already dropped copious amounts …

by Jack Sillin/ 08/01/2019/ No Comments/

Monsoon Thunderstorms To Continue Dousing The Southwest Today

Hello everyone! The summer monsoon season is in full swing across the Desert Southwest as we move towards the end of July. Lots of thunderstorms have already brought rain and …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/26/2019/ No Comments/

Barry Making Landfall In Louisiana This Morning, Flooding Remains The Primary Threat

Hello everyone! Tropical Storm Barry is moving closer to landfall on the Louisiana coastline this morning. Currently the National Hurricane Center has the storm’s maximum sustained winds pegged at 65 …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/13/2019/ No Comments/

Tropical Storm Barry Slowly Strengthening In The Gulf This Morning, Major Flooding Expected In Louisiana

Hello everyone! Today’s update on the tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico, now termed Tropical Storm Barry after acquiring a closed center of circulation midday yesterday, will follow a …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/12/2019/ No Comments/

Potential Tropical Cyclone Two Will Threaten Louisiana With Major Flooding This Weekend

Hello everyone! All eyes are on the Gulf of Mexico this morning where a cluster of showers and thunderstorms known as Potential Tropical Cyclone Two is trying to become more …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/11/2019/ 2 Comments/

Tropical Disturbance 92L Likely To Impact The Gulf Coast This Week

Hello everyone! We’re monitoring a potential threat in the tropics this morning that could cause some headaches for the northern Gulf Coast. While the system is little more than an …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/09/2019/ No Comments/

Frontogenesis: What It Is And Why It’s Important To Forecasting Mid-Latitude Precipitation

Hello everyone! I know it’s the middle of summer, but between all the snow events, I didn’t get around to writing this blog when it would’ve been most timely. Thus …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/04/2019/ No Comments/

What Is The Dryline And How Does It Impact Severe Storm Formation?

Hello everyone! With the Great Plains severe thunderstorm season now getting underway, it’s a great time to take a look at a phenomenon known as the dryline. The dryline is …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/02/2019/ No Comments/

Anatomy Of A Mid-Latitude Cyclone

Hello everyone! Mid-latitude cyclones are responsible for the majority of our ‘interesting’ weather here in the US given that we’re far enough north to be mostly out of the tropics …

by Jack Sillin/ 07/01/2019/ No Comments/

What Are Tropical Waves, How Do They Form, And Why Are They Important?

Hello everyone! The US rarely gets direct impacts from tropical waves, and when that does happen it’s almost always confined to parts of southern Florida. Despite the fact that these …

by Jack Sillin/ 06/24/2019/ No Comments/

Sea Breezes: What Are They, How Do They Form, And Why Are They Important?

Hello everyone! Sea breezes are features that you could practically set your watch to in places like Florida, and they make regular appearances all the way up the East Coast …

by Jack Sillin/ 06/20/2019/ 2 Comments/

The Soggy Pattern Continues For The Southern Plains And Ohio Valley This Week

Hello everyone! Waterlogged parts of the Southern Plains and Ohio Valley will get another round of heavy rain this week as a disturbance currently over Oklahoma moves northeast. Farther south, …

by Jack Sillin/ 06/16/2019/ No Comments/

Will The Midwest’s Rainy Pattern Ever End?

Hello everyone! For the past several months, the central part of the US has been stuck in a very active weather pattern. The region has seen precipitation totals soar well …

by Jack Sillin/ 06/11/2019/ No Comments/