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weather1 year ago

"Record Warmth and Red Flag Warnings: A Look at This Week's Weather"

Record-breaking warmth is expected on Monday with temperatures soaring 25 to 35 degrees above normal in Minnesota, leading to red flag warnings and an elevated fire risk in the southwest due to dry conditions and strong winds. Late-week moisture is possible with rain showers likely on Wednesday night and potential rain and snow showers on Friday into the weekend as temperatures gradually cool off to normal or below-normal readings.

via MPR News|
#elevated-fire-risk#late-week-moisture#record-warmth
weather1 year ago

"Record warmth and foggy conditions set the tone for the week in Minnesota"

After days of dreary weather, sunshine is expected for Monday with temperatures reaching the upper 30s to 50s in Minnesota. A weak Alberta clipper system may bring scattered light rain and snow on Monday night, with cooler temperatures on Tuesday. Record warmth is likely on Wednesday with temperatures around 50, and unseasonably mild weather is expected to persist through next weekend. The temperature outlook for February indicates warmer than normal conditions, with any precipitation likely coming from minor Alberta clippers.

via MPR News|
#alberta-clipper#mild-temperatures#record-warmth
weather2 years ago

"NOAA and Bureau of Meteorology Forecast Mild and Warm Late Winter/Early Spring Weather Patterns"

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center warns that ongoing El Niño conditions are likely to affect weather patterns across the U.S. through April, with above-average temperatures expected in the Pacific Northwest, northern Plains, and Northeast, while the Southeast is likely to see above-normal precipitation. El Niño events typically impact weather across the country, with the current conditions expected to persist through May before transitioning to neutral conditions later in the spring and summer months.

via Fox Weather |
#climate-patterns#el-nino#noaa
weather2 years ago

Midwest Braces for Heavy Snow and Winter Storm

A low pressure system is expected to bring several inches of snow to parts of Nebraska, Iowa, southeastern South Dakota, and southwestern Minnesota from late Sunday night into Tuesday. The Twin Cities metro area could see 2 to 3 inches of snow by Tuesday morning, while lower amounts are expected in northeastern Minnesota. Winter storm warnings and advisories have been issued for various parts of Minnesota and neighboring states. Temperature trends indicate highs in the 30s on Monday, with a drop to the 20s on Tuesday and even lower temperatures later in the week.

via MPR News|
#minnesota#snow#temperature-outlook
weather2 years ago

Weather Outlook: Unseasonable Warmth and Complex Forecasts Dominate 2024

The Weather Company, an IBM Business, and Atmospheric G2 have released their temperature outlook for January-March 2024. The North and West regions of the US are expected to experience milder than usual conditions, while the Southeast may see cooler than average temperatures. El Niño will play a significant role in flipping temperature patterns, with milder winters in the North and cooler winters in the South. However, the outlook also includes the possibility of sudden stratospheric warmings (SSW) and the weakening of the polar vortex, which could bring short bursts of cold air. Overall, the first quarter of 2024 is expected to have a warm start in the Northwest, cooler conditions in the Southeast, and near-average to slightly above average temperatures in the Southwest and Plains regions.

via The Weather Channel|
#el-nino#polar-vortex#southeast
weather2 years ago

December Weather Forecast: Above-Normal Temperatures and Cloudy Start

The December temperature outlook for the central and western United States predicts much warmer than average conditions, with the Midwest, Plains, and West having the highest likelihood of far-above-average temperatures. The East Coast and Florida are expected to see near-average temperatures, while the Southeast could experience a wetter-than-average month. The central US is likely to be drier than average, while areas from the Northern Rockies to the Great Lakes have the highest chance of below-average precipitation.

via The Weather Channel|
#central-us#december#temperature-outlook
weather2 years ago

El Niño's Impact on Winter Weather: From Chicago to San Diego

The latest prediction from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center suggests that Chicago may experience a milder winter with lower precipitation due to a strengthening El Niño. Forecasters are leaning towards a warmer-than-normal winter for most of Illinois and Indiana, with drier-than-normal precipitation levels expected for the Midwest. Areas near Lake Michigan, including Chicago, are likely to have above-normal temperatures. The projections also indicate above-average temperatures for the Midwest and northern U.S., with the Pacific Northwest and New England having the greatest confidence in a warmer winter. In terms of precipitation, most of Illinois is expected to have normal snowfall amounts, while Indiana and far-eastern Illinois may have below-average amounts. The southern U.S. is expected to see wetter-than-normal conditions.

via NBC Chicago|
#chicago#el-nino#precipitation
weather2 years ago

Anticipating Pumpkin Spice Weather: When Will Fall Arrive in Alabama and Ohio?

Meteorological fall has begun in Alabama, but warmer temperatures are expected to persist throughout September. The temperature outlook for the next three months shows a 33-40 percent chance of above-average temperatures for most of Alabama, with slightly higher probabilities for south Alabama. Precipitation is expected to be near-average for September. Fall also marks Alabama's secondary severe weather season, with tornado numbers typically increasing in September and October. Other notable events this fall include the peak of hurricane season on September 10 and the fall equinox on September 23.

via AL.com|
#alabama#fall#precipitation
weather2 years ago

September Weather Forecast: Breezy Start with Possible Record Highs

The September temperature outlook for the Lower 48 states in the U.S. predicts above-average temperatures, with the northwestern region trending near average or slightly cooler. The updated forecast indicates that most of the Plains, upper Midwest, East Coast, Rockies, and Southwest will experience warmer than average conditions, while the Northwest and Northern California may be near or slightly cooler than average. The dominant upper-level pattern features a high-pressure ridge over the Midwest and a southward dip in the jet stream near the Northwest, resulting in warmer temperatures for the first week of September. The forecast suggests that the central and eastern U.S. may experience a hotter than average month, resembling the third-warmest September on record.

via The Weather Channel|
#climate#heatwave#september
lifestyle2 years ago

"Early Pumpkin Spice Season: Dunkin', Starbucks, and More Release Dates Revealed"

As climate change leads to longer summers, major companies like Starbucks and Dunkin' are releasing their pumpkin spice treats earlier and earlier, with Dunkin' launching its fall menu on August 16th this year. However, if you're waiting for fall weather to enjoy your pumpkin spice beverage, you may have to wait a while. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts warmer-than-normal temperatures for September, October, and November in the United States. Additionally, the onset of changing leaves is typically delayed by a warmer summer. So, if you prefer to pair your fall drinks with cooler temperatures and changing foliage, you may miss out on the pumpkin spice season.

via The Washington Post|
#climate-change#fall-weather#lifestyle