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72 Hours Under the Heat Dome in Oregon – NOAA Winter Preview – Highway Expansions Duel Pollution: Report

72 Hours Under the Heat Dome in Oregon – NOAA Winter Preview – Highway Expansions Duel Pollution: Report

by Paul Douglas | Oct 21, 2021 | Weather

First Autumnal Freeze for Much of Minnesota Your begonias are in peril. In fact most plants (including ragweed – good riddance) will freeze their buds off the next couple of nights, statewide. Under clearing skies the mercury will dip into the 20s with a hard...
Infrastructure Risk From Flooding – Naming Heat Waves – Implications of La Nina?

Infrastructure Risk From Flooding – Naming Heat Waves – Implications of La Nina?

by Paul Douglas | Oct 20, 2021 | Weather

Another Cool, Free Lawn Watering Today If anyone asks (doubtful) nearly 8 inches of snow fell on the MSP metro area one year ago today. Nothing like easing into winter. In stark contrast summer’s overheated afterglow has pushed deep into October this year, treating...
Models Predict Mild Bias Into January – Worst California Drought Since Late 1800s

Models Predict Mild Bias Into January – Worst California Drought Since Late 1800s

by Paul Douglas | Oct 15, 2021 | Weather

November: Pond Hockey or Boating? Live long enough and you’ll see almost everything. Our lake has an unwritten, unspoken contest to see who can be the last family with a dock and boat still in the water. A chilling badge of honor, I guess. At the rate we’re going I...
1-3 Feet of Snow Black Hills – “Lumpy Hurricane Data” – Why Wet Bulb Temperatures Better Predict Heat Impacts

1-3 Feet of Snow Black Hills – “Lumpy Hurricane Data” – Why Wet Bulb Temperatures Better Predict Heat Impacts

by Paul Douglas | Oct 14, 2021 | Weather

Reflecting On Another Supersized Summer The outlook calls for more cold fronts in the weeks to come. A temperature recession is as inevitable as gravity as longer nights brew up increasingly nippy airmasses to our north. That said, we just had another super-sized...
Insane Precipitation Extremes Across US Last 12 Months – Mild Bias To Linger Into Late October

Insane Precipitation Extremes Across US Last 12 Months – Mild Bias To Linger Into Late October

by Paul Douglas | Oct 13, 2021 | Weather

The Profound Perils of Predicting Weather You can only learn so much out of a book. Exhibit A: predicting the weather. Meteorologists study calculus, physics and chemistry, but at the end of the day we learn by making mistakes. Lot’s of mistakes. It’s a painful (and...
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