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Drought In The United States. Latest Update.
United States drought continues to decline nationally. This has been a monitored trend recently from the U.S. Drought Monitor. Total area in drought is now down to 45.37% of the US from 51.19% in early March, according to the National Drought Mitigation Center....
Drought Gets Real for Southern California – Deadly Heat Grips India and Pakistan
ECMWF Rainfall Forecast by Monday morningweatherbell.com Weekend Soaker Likely. All Rain This Time ”Keep your expectations low and you’ll never be disappointed.” It’s a rough way to go through life but this maxim does apply to Minnesota’s manic weather. The glass...
NOAA: Odds Favor Hotter, Drier Summer for USA – Tornado Risks for Mobile Homes
Achingly-Slow Warming Trend Into Early May I keep waiting for Canada to run out of cold fronts. It may be a long wait. Unless you live in a cave (which is sounding better by the day) you know spring is coming reluctantly this year. Most everyone is clamoring to...
Severe Rut: 76 Tornadoes in 35 Days – Electric Corvette?
Hurry Up Spring: Nature Is Teaching Patience ”To be impatient is to be hooked on the future” wrote author Gerald Jampolsky. True enough. Personally, I don’t care who you voted for, who you love or who you worship. Please, just get out of my way. I am tolerant - but...
Red River Flooding – Western Wildfires – Early Hurricane Outlooks for 2022
Paul Douglas An Amazingly Persistent Chilly Pattern ”Paul, when will this cold spell end?” I’m feeling good about July. Call me crazy but spring is the cruelest season. Spring “green-up” is coming earlier for much of the USA, but here in Minnesota April warmth is...
NOAA Models: Odds Favor Hotter Summer for Most of USA – Climate Change Disrupting Global Supply Chain?
April 14, 2018. Good times.Paul Douglas 2022: Similarities to Tormented Spring of 2018 A handful of Minnesota weather moments are etched into my psyche: The Halloween Blizzard of ‘91. The KARE-11 Tornado of ‘86. Flowers blooming in March, 2012. And the 11” of snow...