Year Without A Summer
The year was 1816. Nearly everyone’s summer food crop failed…. …all except Nathaniel Foster’s. Find out why in Episode #106 of my world-audience podcast, WeatherJazz®!
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Stunning Sunset
Wow, what a stunning sunset photo from last night! Good night from Island Pond, #Vermont pic.twitter.com/mjCZsVdilq — nekwx (@nekwx) May 6, 2020
April Trend
Thus far, plotting the Cleveland temperature departure for the month of April clearly depicts a cooling trend. When will we see this trend bottom out? That is still to be determined. Stay tuned.
Could Be Worse
Yes, it’s true. We expect the next 2 weeks to average colder than normal. However, there are people who are much closer to the epicenter of the cold like in northern Maine. Check out the image tweeted by the Caribou NWS office this morning!
Making Best Use Of The Time
This short video, recorded from my friend’s car in Reykjavik, Iceland, had some truly thought-provoking revelations about how to best use the quarantine time in which almost half of the world’s population is participatiung. I’d love YOUR thought on this, too… use COMMENTS below to tell me what YOUR family has done differently. This […]
Active Saturday
Warm fronts in the spring are notorious for being very active severe weather producers. While the epicenter is well west, we may still experience a few strong to severe thunderstorms just like we saw earlier today. Keep an eye on the LIVE RADAR (menu tab on top) to watch local radar.
What We Need
Indeed! What we’ve all been hoping to see: Let’s hope this clear slot will expand to most of the area today.
Sunshine Coming
The latest GOES-16 image shows clear (NACITS) skies just to our north. As of 11:30 a.m., it’s still overcast, even at Burke Lakefront Airport (camera courtesy Zone Aviation). The lakeshore will be the first to see sunny breaks today. Eventually, everyone will clear out, but it will remain crisp for this time of year.
Tune In At Noon Thursday
Getting ready and testing my feed from home (yes, still in my “jams!”) for @fox8news at noon. With any kind of luck, my cat, Frosty, will join me??!! pic.twitter.com/hlNROTU2p3 — Andre Bernier (@AndreBernier) March 19, 2020
Rain In Two Waves
The probability of seeing an inch or more of rain between now and Friday evening is very strong. It will come in two waves. The first is tonight and early tomorrow morning. The second will be Thursday night through mid-afternoon Friday.
