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Ari
A much needed lull in the weather activity
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Wow! It appears that this week will be very, very nice! There are no severe weather threats expected in the next couple of days, no tropical cyclones are active and there appears that nothing will form in the next couple of days.
So, thanks to the boredom of the weather, that's all for now!
Matt J.
Severe weather event likely in the lower Mississippi Valley on New Years' Eve
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Most of the eastern United States saw above average temperatures this December 30th, with parts of the Mississippi Valley and southeastern Plains in the 60ºF’s for highs. A surface low is located just west of the Texas Panhandle right now; it and it’s associated trough will develop eastward overnight and through the day with the low positioned over eastern Kansas by mid-morning tomorrow (Friday, Dec 31st), and arrive in eastern MN/western WI by midnight Saturday morning (Ja...
Read Full Post »Noreaster brings notable snowstorm to Southeastern states; brings blizzard to Mid-Atlantic, and New England
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I would like to start off tonight’s blog post by wishing all those who celebrate it a Merry Christmas, and wish all of you a happy New Year.
This past week has been an interesting and, for some, aggravating one for many meteorologists and other forecasters across the southeastern United States, and Mid-Atlantic. Weather models had been forecasting the potential for a low pressure system that was about to cause problems in California and the southwestern US to move...
Read Full Post »Slight risk for severe weather in the Deep South today, worst expected to hit Louisiana, Mississippi
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The Storm Prediction Center today issued a Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms across parts of the Deep South, including all of Louisiana and Mississippi, as well as parts of far east Texas, southeastern Arkansas, southwestern Tennessee, and western Alabama. The primary threats today will be straight-line wind damage, the potential for isolated strong tornadoes, and even a flash flooding threat in the eastern sections of the south-...
Read Full Post »Severe weather possible in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic US on Tuesday, Wednesday
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I hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving weekends. This week will start out warm for many, cold for many, and end up cold for all. With the change from mild to cold, some severe weather will be possible in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic US on Tuesday and early Wednesday.
Two troughs currently stretching from southwestern Ontario down into western Texas will develop eastward tomorrow, pushing an area of high pressure currently parked over Maryland east-northeastwa...
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