NOAA August Outlook: Above Normal Temperatures for the Entire Country | Slim Chance of Summer Showers The initial August outlook favors above-normal temperatures for the entire country, outside of the Northern Plains and northern Alaska. Odds are also increased for wetter than usual conditions for monsoonal areas of the West. Looks like a slim chance for summer showers across most of the country, which are badly needed in areas suffering from wildfires and drought. Weather WeatherBrains | July 21, 20181 Like 0 Tweets 0 Comments
NOAA: Expect the Hottest Day of the Year in the Next 11 Days NOAA: If Things Go as “Normal,” Most U.S. Locations Will Have their Hottest Day of the Year by the End of July Author: Caitlyn Kennedy, Rebecca Lindsey If this year’s weather is statistically “normal,” most locations in the contiguous United States will experience their hottest day of the year between July 15-31, reports the NOAA. For another significant chunk of the country—including […] Weather WeatherBrains | July 20, 2018 25 Likes 0 Tweets 0 Comments
Emissions in California Finally Falling California’s greenhouse gas pollution is falling tremendously for the first time since the emission levels reached the all-time high in 2004. This fell below 1990 levels, meeting an early goal years ahead of the predicted schedule. The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory today shows that the state of California emitted 429 million metric tons of gases polluting the climate in 2016. This […] Weather Kristen Strom | July 20, 2018 42 Likes 0 Tweets 0 Comments
Where is the SNOWIEST Place on Earth? We’ve been preaching about this place for a couple of years to friends and family. Yes, it snows everyday here in January and February. Yes, they get more snow than anyone else on Earth. No, most people have no idea that there is snow in this place at all. We get this again and again when we tell people about this place – “What, they get snow there, I had no idea.” We don’t consider people who don’t know about it ignorant, because we were exactly the same… until we went there. We just want […] Weather SnowBrains | July 18, 2018 240 Likes 1 Tweet 39 Comments
Coldest Winter For Years as Resorts in New Zealand & Australia Report Multiple Feet of Snowfall Totals Australia has been shivering this winter, but a cold air mass combined with clear skies and light winds caused the mercury to really plummet over the weekend leading to widespread frost and fog each morning. Some southern parts of the Northern Territory and a few places in southwest Queensland had their coldest morning in three to seven years. After a night […] Weather WeatherBrains | July 17, 2018123 Likes 0 Tweets 0 Comments
200 Campers Rescued as Flash Floods Strike at Grand Canyon Campground WeatherBrains | July 16, 201828 Likes 0 Tweets 0 Comments
NOAA July 2018 ENSO Update: Chance of an El Niño Winter? Currently About 70% July 2018 ENSO Update: Dog days Author: Emily Becker The chance that El Niño conditions will be in place across the tropical Pacific by the fall is about 65%, and close to 70% by the winter, continuing the El Niño Watch from last month. Here in the U.S., with sultry weather from coast to coast, it’s hard to think about […] Weather WeatherBrains | July 13, 2018187 Likes 0 Tweets 0 Comments
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