by D.J. Kayser | May 20, 2019 | Weather
National Weather Forecast A new system pushing out into the central United States will help to produce rain and mountain snow from the Northern Rockies out into the Plains. Some of the storms across the central and southern Plains will be severe – more on that...
by Paul Douglas | May 18, 2019 | Weather
Raw and Soggy Weekend – Wet Rut Continues When in a drought don’t predict rain, the old proverb goes. Right now it seems all I’m doing is predicting rain. NOAA data shows the last 12 months have been the wettest in U.S. history, going back to 1895....
by Paul Douglas | May 17, 2019 | Weather
Severe Risk Far Southern Minnesota Later Today Unless you’re living in a cave (congratulations!) you’ll probably agree that winter lingered longer than absolutely necessary – and summer is in no particular hurry this year. We topped 80F yesterday,...
by Paul Douglas | May 16, 2019 | Weather
Minor Flash Flood Risk This Weekend The expression “bolt from the blue” is valid. People have been struck by lightning with blue sky directly overhead; a thunderstorm 10 miles away. Although rare, people have been struck on corded landline phones, using...
by Paul Douglas | May 15, 2019 | Weather
Wet Rut: When In Doubt – Predict Rain Basic physics: when you warm a volume of air, even by a few degrees, it will hold more water vapor – more fuel for storms of all shapes and sizes. A fact: it’s getting wetter out there. That’s not a...
