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The Top Snowfall Events in Recorded History:

Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? Can it really snow too much? What is too much snow? These are questions that skiers and boarders often ponder on lift chairs or over a beer. If you live in a big city then a couple of inches is too much. It makes traffic come to a crawl, sidewalks become impassible and in 24 hours the once pristine, fluffy white magic is now a shade between dog piss and grey. Ugh!! I personally think there can never be enough snow as long as I’m not driving in it. […]
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NOAA: U.S. Winter Temperatures For Every El Niño Since 1950

NOAA: U.S. Winter Temperatures For Every El Niño Since 1950 By: Rebecca Lindsey The tropical Pacific climate pattern known as “ENSO,” which is short for El Niño-Southern Oscillation, has its strongest influence on the U.S. climate during winter (December-February). El Niño in general acts to tilt the odds toward wetter- and cooler-than-average conditions across much of the South, and toward drier and […]
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NOAA: Winter Outlook Favors Warmer Temperatures For Much Of U.S.

The National Weather Service has issued its Winter 2018/19 Outlook and it’s calling for warm temperatures for three-quarters of the United States. Along with that, droughts are expected to persist or worsen across the Intermountain West. NOAA: Winter Outlook Favors Warmer Temperatures For Much Of U.S. A mild winter could be in store for much of the United States this winter […]
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