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There was a correlation between the weighted totals of the standard deviations from the mean of the anomalies of GoA SST, GoM SST, Previous Precipitation, ENSO SST when compared against the total number of tornadoes…
Read more of Findings: How multiple variables control TX/OK panhandle Spring severe weather
There is a lot about forecasting severe weather season across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandle that is controlled regionally and even locally. This statistical analysis does not take that into account. There are too many…
Read more of Conclusion: How multiple variables control TX/OK panhandle Spring severe weather
We’re doing this cool new segment online at KAMR and I wanted to share it across here. Thanks to Climate Central for the help with this! Post by Nick Lilja – KAMR NBC 4.
In Texas, April is the start of a pretty active spring. According to the National Climate Data Center, Texas will see – on average – 28 tornadoes in April. Meanwhile, in the southeast, a “hotbed”…
I opened my email this morning after Today in Amarillo and had a message waiting for me. Whew. That was a close one. Glad we all dodged that bullet. You, too can read about this…
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…
Interesting read from Climate Central on the costs of global climate change. Originally it was thought that each ton of carbon into the atmosphere cost the world 37 bucks. Apparently, that isn’t quite high enough.…
Read more of “Social Cost of Carbon Greatly Underestimated” – Climate Central
A developing El Nino could mean more rain for the southern plains and help for the current drought Amarillo, TX – According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – or NOAA – El Nino…
