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Hail Sizes Increasing? Most Humid City in USA – 20 Coldest States – Rising Seas Threaten 650,000 Properties by 2050
Hail and High Water. Hail events are decreasing, while hailstone sizes appear to be increasing? Is this natural variability or is there a climate signal in hail trends across the USA (and the world). The New York Times has an eye-opening story about the scientists who...
Kay Helps To Bring Heavy Rain To The Southwest – National Weather Outlook For September 9, 2022
National Weather Forecast On Friday, we will continue to see heavy rain across portions of the Southeast due to an area of low pressure and stalled-out frontal boundary. Moisture from Hurricane Kay off of the Yucatan Peninsula will be moving northward into the...
Record Heat Continues Out West – Watching Earl and Kay – National Weather Outlook For September 8, 2022
National Weather Forecast On Thursday, an area of low pressure in the Southeast will produce the potential of heavy rainfall. A front moving into the upper Midwest will produce storms, some of which could be strong. Otherwise, the big story will continue to be the...
Labor Day Heat And Heavy Rain – Watching The Tropics – National Weather Outlook For September 5, 2022
30s To Begin Sunday In Northern Minnesota It’s Labor Day weekend, and of course, we have to track some chilly morning temperatures up north! The Superior QD #4 RAWS site made it down to 30F, with 33F at the Seagull RAWS station. Meanwhile, the Ely and Eveleth airports...
Danielle And Earl In The Tropics – Heat Out West – Heavy Rain Potential – National Weather Outlook For September 4, 2022
Minnesota State Fair Weather So Far State Fair from the Fire Tower on September 2, 2022D.J. Kayser State Fair on September 2, 2022D.J. Kayser Pictures from the Minnesota State Fair on September 2, 2022. Credit: D.J. Kayser. I went out to the State Fair with my wife...
Record Heat Out West, Heavy Rain Down South – National Weather Outlook For September 2, 2022
National Weather Forecast A stalled-out boundary from the Southern Plains to the Southeast will help spark showers and thunderstorms to end the work week. A frontal boundary moving into the upper Midwest will also bring a storm threat - some of which could be strong....