Yes indeed. Talk about a monster blizzard storm, an extremely large blizzard struck the US between February 1st and 3rd, 2011. This blizzard was know as “The Groundhog’s Day Blizzard Of 2011.” This storm was enormous in size and scope as it stretched over 2,000 miles hitting a lot of areas in the US. This [...]
Even through the US experienced a significant severe weather outbreak a few days ago, winter is still in progress and the US can still experience winter until about April or May in some locations. Very cold weather, Snow and Ice Storms can still occur and do still occur from January to about April in the US, depending on [...]
Winter Weather Discussion: Winter weather could be affecting Georgia, The Carolinas, The Ohio River Valley and maybe The Mid-Atlantic States tomorrow. This should be in a response to a cold front that will push through the area to usher in colder air to much of these regions tomorrow. As that cold air pushed down southward, it appears [...]
I am doing something that I have never done before (from what I can remember), and that is copy and paste a discussion from HPC below regarding tomorrow’s expected wintry weather in the East. My time has been very limited over the last week, so my apologies for the lack of posting over the last [...]
I have always found, the best way to predict the future is to look at the past! And that is very true with the weather. Well believe it or not, winter in coming to the Southeast. I know a lot of you thought it would never get here. This winter in the Southeast has been [...]
At this point, there’s no denying that the radar has lighted up quite nicely. Latest model guidance has indicated that this storm will be even stronger with heavier amounts of precipitation. This is no surprise at all. We definitely have the cold air in place for this to be a huge snowstorm and ice storm [...]
A Deadly Winter Storm will impact the Western Carolinas and Northeast Georgia late Sunday Night through early Tuesday. As of 8:00 p.m. last night this storm was not even on our radar yet. As of 2:45 today there is so much snow on the radar that Governor Riley has just declared a state of emergency [...]
I have maintained high confidence about the snowstorm/ice storm that is going to impact the South and Southeast. Model guidance has continued to raise precipitation amounts as this low pressure system will advance eastward along the northern Gulf Coast. Ample amounts of moisture with very cold Arctic air is going to give the opportunity for [...]
A significant Winter Storm is now expected to impact much of the Southern Plains/Mississippi Valley region beginning Sunday and lasting through early Monday. There have been some changes to the forecast since I issued my last update/discussion early yesterday evening. The models have trended colder and snowier across much of the region. This has prompted [...]
As I have been discussing for the last couple days in my blog, portions of Eastern Arkansas will see a chance for some light icing beginning late tonight. This evening, a surface low will begin organizing across Northwest Texas. As this system begins to lift northeast into Southwest Oklahoma, it will lift a warm front [...]
As we quickly approach Christmas, most start to wander if they are going to see a White Christmas. On average years, a good bit of the country misses out on a White Christmas, but it looks like things are shaping up to be different this year. I want to mention that this map does not [...]
Here is our forecast for Thanksgiving Day. Looks like an extremely active weather day for the country as most families sit down to eat some turkey and ham, there is about a 50% chance of accumulating snowfall in the Tennessee Valley early Friday morning. Also, a glimpse at a major snowstorm that may slam the [...]