We continue to monitor the chance for snow across much of the South and Southeast from Monday night into Tuesday. Most of this region will see the opportunity
The chance for snow continues to increase for parts of the South and Southeast early next week. An arctic cold front will move out of the Southern Plains
A very cold stretch is in store for the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast through the end of January into early February (this will impact the Southeast–details discussed
We are keeping an eye on the upcoming work week for the Southeast for the potential of wintry weather. The first chance for wintry precipitation begins Tuesday night
A potent winter storm will impact much of the Northeast over the weekend, which will dump feet of snow and create blizzard-like conditions (see Fig. 1). A strong
Introduction It is that time of the year. Days are getting shorter; temperatures are getting cooler; and, many have already seen their first freeze or snow of the
Hurricane Willa is getting closer to the west-central coast of Mexico and should make landfall within the next few hours (Tuesday evening). Willa should retain major status until
Hurricane Michael, a strong Category 4, left behind miles of destruction and debris along the Florida Panhandle coast. Within that debris, a small glimmer of hope was discovered;
October is an important month for climatologists and meteorologists to analyze trends and variables to aid in providing an idea of what may come during the winter season.
