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Rain and Snow Out East To End The Weekend – November 21, 2021

Rain and Snow Out East To End The Weekend – November 21, 2021

by D.J. Kayser | Nov 21, 2021 | Weather

National Weather Forecast As a cold front drives east on Sunday, showers and storms will be possible from southern Texas into the Northeast, with rain/snow across the Great Lakes and portions of New England. Heading west? You should see mainly dry weather. The...
Science Behind Aurora Borealis – “Atmospheric River” Explainer – Mitigating Wildfires

Science Behind Aurora Borealis – “Atmospheric River” Explainer – Mitigating Wildfires

by Paul Douglas | Nov 19, 2021 | Weather

In Defense of Snow Days ”A lot of people like snow. I find it to be an unnecessary freezing of water” quipped comedian Carl Reiner. I can live without 20 below but I don’t mind the snow. It’s an insulator, shielding plant life from extreme cold. It’s a moisture...
Ida’s Legacy: Historic Floods and Oklahoma-Size Tornadoes Batter Northeast

Ida’s Legacy: Historic Floods and Oklahoma-Size Tornadoes Batter Northeast

by Paul Douglas | Sep 3, 2021 | Weather

Salvaging A Pretty Nice Holiday Weekend I’ve been tracking weather systems for 45 years, but nothing has prepared me for 2021’s dueling weather disasters. Our weather models have consistently underestimated the intensity of drought, fires and eastern floods. Why?...
Snow in Late May? Will Hurricanes Strain U.S. Supply Lines – Using GPS To Alert for Earthquakes

Snow in Late May? Will Hurricanes Strain U.S. Supply Lines – Using GPS To Alert for Earthquakes

by Paul Douglas | May 27, 2021 | Weather

May you live in interesting times, the proverb goes. I suspect it’s not a compliment. It may snow a little today, a few fat snowflakes amid chilling sheets of rain. Unusual? You ‘betcha! The record for latest flakes at MSP is May 28, 1965. The reality: snow has been...
Hottest Spots on Earth – Models Predict Toasty Summer – Over 4 Million U.S. Homes Vulnerable to Significant Flooding

Hottest Spots on Earth – Models Predict Toasty Summer – Over 4 Million U.S. Homes Vulnerable to Significant Flooding

by Paul Douglas | May 26, 2021 | Weather

Better Than Average Holiday Weather So much of life is good luck and good timing. Take the weather. Please. Memorial Day is sneaking up and right on cue my nervous tic is back. Because everyone with a pulse realizes that storms, given a choice, prefer to come on major...
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