Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts Monday
Atlantic hurricane season officially starts on Monday June 1 and runs through November 30, and most forecasts are showing the potential for a less active season, thanks to a developing El Nino in the Pacific. The 2025 season was a near normal season by the numbers, with 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes, and 4 … Continue reading Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts Monday
Continue reading >Drought and Wildfire Risk in the West
Winter of 2025-2026 left the snowpacks of the Rockies in a dire state. Combined with one of the warmest winters on record and a looming El Nino, most Western states are looking at a worsening drought for the summer. Cities across the West saw record low snowfall and record high temperatures this past winter. Combined … Continue reading Drought and Wildfire Risk in the West
Continue reading >Droughts End in Floods
There’s an old saying in meteorology that goes “Droughts end in Floods”. That is likely to be the case over the next few days, as an extensive, and in some cases significant drought currently grips a large portion of the nation, but relief is on the way for some areas. As is typical with a … Continue reading Droughts End in Floods
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Heat in the East, Severe Weather in the Plains, Snow in the Rockies?
Much of the Spring has featured an upper-level trough of low pressure across the Northeast, but that will change this weekend. A persistent trough of low pressure has kept temperatures below normal across the Northeast for much of the past several weeks, but a ridge of high pressure will build in this weekend, both … Continue reading Heat in the East, Severe Weather in the Plains, Snow in the Rockies?
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