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You’re not completely crazy. Although, it isn’t as bad as you think. During the past 24 hours there have been more than 30 earthquakes in the Lower 48. Most below the laymans criteria of “bad”…
Read more of If it feels like there have been a lot of earthquakes lately…
Here is the latest watch boxe from the Storm Prediction Center: “Moderate” threat for EF-2 or greater tornadoes. Be alert and weather aware.
Seriously, though… (WARNING: BAD – NOT SAFE FOR WORK – LANGUAGE) Thanks to @4cast4you for the link.
Good evening everyone! I’m currently working through a way to get severe weather projections posted to the site while not over-crowding it with too many graphics. So a quick warning, you might notice some “digital…
Wednesday will prove to be a very close call for the Northeast. Right now, models are very close to one another in terms of projected path and wind speeds, but differ in the amount of…
Read more of Northeast braces for wind machine, blizzard conditions
I’m looking at all the forecast models and some are pointing at the chance for a late – very late – season Nor’easter that may bring some snow to extreme eastern parts of New England.…
In a great read from Climate Central, Brian Kahn talks about how the moderately inactive 2013 tornado season and the – what seems to be – quiet start to the 2014 season are no reason…
Read more of Climate Central warns against sleeping on a quiet tornado season
NOAA released the spring outlook for the United States and in the limbo of a not-quite-an-El-Nino-or-La-Nina year it is as “keeping with the same pace” as ever. The forecast calls for above average temperatures to…
NOAA released its global analysis for February 2014 this morning. Interesting to see it in graphical form (below). The most interesting coincidence is that the sea ice extent at the north and south pole are…
