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Weather: March Goes Out Like a Lion With Possible Severe Storms – DTN Mar 30, 2022
We are entering the last few days of March and it anything like the old saying of “in like a lion and out like a lamb.” Normally this is meant […]
Early Spring Weather Pattern Favors Fast-Moving Storms Ahead – DTN Mar 23, 2022
You can call it “progressive” or “zonal” or something else, but the upper-air pattern heading into the last week of March and through the first two weeks of April is […]
NOAA Seasonal Drought Outlook – April, May, June Mar 18, 2022
Drought coverage expanded to include more than a half of the contiguous U.S. during the 2021-2022 winter. This drought expansion is typical for a La Niña winter. The highest forecast […]
Weather: Spring Warmth, Precipitation for Next 10 Days Over Most of U.S. – DTN Mar 15, 2022
The reign of the Arctic weather appears to be over. Low temperatures well-below the freezing mark followed a strong cold front through March 13, but that has quickly been replaced […]
Weather: Could This Week’s Arctic Blast Be the Last Before Spring? – DTN Mar 9, 2022
Last week, temperatures rose well-above normal for a good portion of the country. Highs in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit were common from the Plains to the Southeast. It may […]
NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – March Mar 2, 2022
Nearly 58% (slightly expanding from previous month) of the contiguous U.S. is experiencing drought according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, valid February 22, 2022. Long-term drought is entrenched across much […]
Weather: Waning La Nina Brings Challenges for Spring Planting – DTN Mar 2, 2022
Note: This is an update to the spring planting season forecast across the U.S. I laid out some of the highlights in a previous article here. La Nina is loosening […]
NOAA Seasonal Drought Outlook – March, April, May Feb 18, 2022
Nearly 55% of the contiguous U.S. continues to experience drought conditions since late November 2021. Long-term drought is entrenched across much of the western half of the lower 48 states, […]
Weather: When Does This Clipper Pattern End? – DTN Feb 9, 2022
During the last couple of months, I think I have used the word “clipper” more than I have in my life. It seems we have continued to be in the […]
NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – February Feb 2, 2022
Nearly 55% of the contiguous U.S. is experiencing drought according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, valid January 25, 2022. Long-term drought is entrenched across much of the western half of […]
