May 2016 Shatters Global Temperature Records For The Eighth Month In A Row According to NASA, May 2016 is the hottest May on record, making it the eighthย month in a row to break the monthly temperature record. Despite one of the strongest El Niรฑos ever recorded finally on the decline, the planet continues to warm at an alarming rate. The latest figures that wereย released by NASA now make it even more certain that […] Weather Chris Wallner | June 24, 2016 1 Comment
NOAA: 2016 Summer Outlook Shows Above Average Temperatures For Much Of The United States According to NOAAโs Climate Prediction Center, the summer of 2016 is shaping up to be a warm one for the majority of the United States. Colored areas on the mapย above show which parts of the country have the highest odds (darkest red) for well above average warmth for the June-August period. For the seasonal forecasts, โwell above averageโ means temperatures […] Weather Chris Wallner | May 31, 2016 0 Comments
April 2016 Was The HOTTEST April On Record | 2016 Back On Track For The Hottest Year On Record According to NASA, April was the hottest April on record, being 1.11ยฐC (1.99ยฐF) warmer than the 1951-1980 average that they use to measure it against. April was the seventh month in a row to shatter the monthly temperature record, which raises concerns about the rapid warming of the planet. Last month was not only the hottest April on record, but […] Industry News Chris Wallner | May 17, 2016 0 Comments
Despite Dry February, Lake Tahoe is Rising! | Only 9″ Below It’s Natural Rim The good news: ย Tahoe is only 9.2″ below the natural rim (it was 11″ below the natural rim on Feb. 1st) The bad news: ย Average for this time of year is 28″ above the natural rim More good news: ย a big pattern change is currently forecast for Tahoe with lots and lots of snow and rain forecast this month… Thanks […] Industry News Keenan Grady | March 1, 2016 1 Comment
NOAA: El Nino Has Killed “The Blob” and the “Ridiculously Resilient Ridge” According to Earth Observatory, an unusually strong and persistentย ridge of atmospheric high pressure emerged in the northeastern Pacific Oceanย in 2013/14 – they named it the “Ridiculously Resilient Ridge” (RRR). This unusual ridge shutdown winds which stopped ocean upwelling, so no deep, cool water up came to the surface, which led to unusually warm surface water in that area of the […] Weather Chris Wallner | February 18, 2016 1 Comment
NASA Video: How Cold Was it This Winter in North America? Even out on the West Coast we all heard about how cold it was this winter? For West Coasters suffering a lackluster early season that was hard. Alabama was getting snow, but the mountains of the West weren’t?! The video pulls hourly surface temperatures from across North America. What is especially interesting about this video is that you can watch weather patterns, storms spinning down towards the lower 48 and, how warm it was on the West Coast. Even with all the media hype and coverage of snowstorms in the East this winter ranks as the 34th coldest in the past 119 years (since record keeping began.) The winter […] Weather SnowBrains | March 13, 2014 0 Comments