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Historic Flooding Over Northern Minnesota – Factors Increasing Hurricane Risk This Year

Historic Flooding Over Northern Minnesota – Factors Increasing Hurricane Risk This Year

by Paul Douglas | May 26, 2022 | Weather

ECMWF Rainfall by Monday eveningweatherbell.com Holiday Weekend Brings Warm Front (and Thunder) Holiday weekend? Wait, let me run and get my umbrella. Better yet, grab the wet suit, fins and snorkel. Springs are trending wetter in Minnesota. Not every year, but most....
NOAA Predicts 7th Consecutive Above-Average Hurricane Season – New Flood Insurance Options

NOAA Predicts 7th Consecutive Above-Average Hurricane Season – New Flood Insurance Options

by Paul Douglas | May 26, 2022 | Weather

NOAA Holiday Weekend Weather Grade: B+ Meteorologists want to get it right, especially on holiday weekends. More people are outdoors, at the mercy of the elements, more attuned to the sky draped overhead. If weather turns out better than predicted, great! But woe unto...
NOAA: Above Average Hurricane Season – Does Less Air Pollution Translate Into More Hurricanes?

NOAA: Above Average Hurricane Season – Does Less Air Pollution Translate Into More Hurricanes?

by Paul Douglas | May 25, 2022 | Weather

A Few Rounds of Holiday Weekend Thunder I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m a ceraunophile. Before you call the authorities, a ceraunophile is someone who loves thunderstorms. What a geek, I know. For the record I can live without the crazy supercell thunderstorms that...
Climate Models: Mild Bias for Much of USA Feb-April? Shifting Snow Patterns as Nation Warms

Climate Models: Mild Bias for Much of USA Feb-April? Shifting Snow Patterns as Nation Warms

by Paul Douglas | Jan 20, 2022 | Weather

Mindless Musings During The Dead of Winter This time of year it’s the little things. Like glimmers of light when I fall out of bed at 7am every morning. Hints of twilight out the window as we gather for dinner. Hopeful chirps from a family of cardinals circling the...

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