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After one of the driest starts to July in recorded history, there is some welcome relief in sight as the pattern across the eastern United States begins to shift late … Continue reading Welcome Pattern Change this Week
The image above shows the latest Sea Surface temperature anomalies (departure from average). NOAA has issued an El Nino Watch and the latest global forecast models indicate that weak El … Continue reading El Nino Watch and Interesting Implications on this Summer and upcoming Autumn and Winter
High Pressure will be strengthening aloft producing sinking air and allowing for a five to seven-day stretch of temperatures at or above 90 degrees. The peak of the heat wave … Continue reading Five-day Heat Wave Likely as Upper Level Ridge dominates the Continental US
Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms may pop up during the early afternoon hours, then attention will shift to the north as a line of severe thunderstorms may develop along … Continue reading Evening Storms may produce Damaging Winds
