Tornadoless In Oklahoma
Amazing but TRUE! For the first time in recorded Oklahoma weather history, NO tornadoes were observed ANYWHERE in Oklahoma From January 1, 2018 through the entire month of April. READ MORE HERE!
Amazing but TRUE! For the first time in recorded Oklahoma weather history, NO tornadoes were observed ANYWHERE in Oklahoma From January 1, 2018 through the entire month of April. READ MORE HERE!
May is most often a month of beautiful, warm breezes. But in Iceland, that can be a totally different story. Such was the case this morning in SW Iceland: Brrrr….. eeeeegads!
This visualizes the reason behind the delay in our greening.
Fellow Lyndon State College alumnus Jennifer Hannux is a creative photographer. On January 1, she started taking one photo every week from her porch that overlooks Burke Mountain so that the images would capture the flavor of the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont in every season. Two weeks ago, the snow was still very much part […]
The high-resolution visible GOES-16 satellite image shows the swatch of deep snowpack left behind after yesterday’s Midwest snowstorm. Click on the image to see a larger version with greater detail.
The Washington Post and the popular “Capital Weather Gang” released a wonderful article about the recently published book about the “pioneers” that brought about the birth of The Weather Channel. CLICK HERE to read the article. The idea started as a brainchild of ABC Good Morning America’s first meteorologist, John Coleman (left), and my former […]
Yes, there have been a couple of days in the last 18 that have tantalized us with a little taste of spring, but only a handful. The rest of it has been uncharacteristically cold, and not just by a handful of degrees. Any long-term departure outside +/- 2°F is statisatically significant. The last 18-day stretch […]
Two distinct wet surges appear likely heading into Easter Sunday morning, each may end as a few soggy snowflakes as each system departs.
The last five day chill has pulled the March departure to 3°F colder than normal. With more cold over the next 5-7 days, that average will get yanked down even colder. In the meantime, it’s yet ANOTHER major snowstorm for the northeastern United States tomorrow (Tuesday):