We got to 79 in Philadelphia today, a very welcome 79, the first warm day of the year.
After being blown sideways on Saturday with winds that reached almost 40 miles an hour, the weather calms down today.
35 miles-an-hour is also the level of our wind speeds this Saturday.
By Sunday night, after a brief changeover to sleet, snow begins falling.
One last day of the delicious taste of spring before a bitter taste of winter returns this week.
Mostly dry today. And while the weather starts quietly on Monday, it ends up getting messy by late Monday night and early Tuesday.
Sore backs in the Delaware Valley get a mild stretching exercise today. Yes, more shoveling, especially north and west, but the lifting won’t be nearly as heavy as the Valentine Eve storm.
A little Alberta clipper has a Sunday afternoon trip planned for the Delaware Valley. It is packing light, with a relatively measly 1–3″ of snow expected.
Of all the weather ‘events’ this troublesome winter, the ones this weekend will be the tamest. A few little disturbances in the atmosphere can brush by the area bringing a nuisance amount of snow.
The National Weather Service pegs snow amounts Monday at 4 to 6 inches, but anywhere from less than 3 inches south to perhaps an isolated 6+ inches could occur.
Will it ever stop? Many people wonder that, after a brutally cold and difficult January. Another round of snow will eyeball the Philadelphia area and decide to go for it.
We had a lot of thawing to do after temperatures in the single numbers and below zero to start last week.
Three times in a week, snow and ice and rain pelt our tri-state area. This latest storm looks to bring all three precipitation types again today.
3 to 6 inches of snow could fall until a gradual changeover to rain overnight.
Saturday serves as a quiet transition day between Friday’s mild rain and Sunday’s cold wet. Computer models agree that wet weather moves in on Sunday, preceded by cloud cover early in the day.


Area Forecast Discussion
Issued by NWS Melbourne, FL
FXUS62 KMLB 052018
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Melbourne FL
318 PM EST Mon Dec 5 2016
Tonight...Moisture continues to increase tonight ahead of low
pressure that will lift northeast from the western gulf coast
region. Latest meso model runs trending toward the higher rain
chances in local area holding off until late night and have trended
PoP timing this way...and the only low thunder mention in overnight
will be far northern sections late tonight. The warm southwest flow
will keep low temperatures well above early Dec normals in the lower
70s...even a few areas in the mid 70s.
Tue...Local area will be in the warm sector early Tues as low
pressure lifts toward northeast from TN/AL region around daybreak.
Southwest winds will become breezy with 15-20 mph and occasional
higher gusts. Moisture will be deep over the region with
precipitable water approaching two inches by early Tues. Some upper
level jet ascent and approaching shortwave to the north will allow
scattered to numerous showers to form along with the potential for a
few embedded thunderstorms. Instability continues to be the limiting
factor. High temperatures expected to climb into the low to mid
80s...unless early clouds/precip put more of a damper on high temps.
Tue night...Deeper prefrontal moisture will support isolated showers
across srn sections into Tuesday evening with much drier air moving
toward nrn portions of central FL overnight as a frontal boundary
moves through the area by Wed morning. Lows will be in the mid to
upper 50s far nrn areas from The Villages to Lake George with 60s
across srn sections.
Wed-Thu...The front will stall across south FL Wed into Thu with
deeper moisture lingering just south of the forecast area with a dry
airmass across central sections. Low level northwest flow Wed will
be reinforced by late Thu afternoon with stronger pressure gradient
from high pressure building southeast from the Plains. Will continue
a low shower chance across far srn areas Wed with a low chance of
showers continuing across southern sections on Thu.
Thu night...12z ECM guidance still indicates a frontal wave may
bring a a band of showers across the area during the period with the
GFS continuing flatter aloft and drier. Will keep a chance of
showers for now. Lows mainly in the 50s.
Previous extended discussion...Fri-Sun...Models in better agreement
Friday and into the weekend, with drier/colder air building in
behind the front late into the week/early Saturday. Highs in the 60s
Friday and lows in the 40s Friday night over much of the region will
be possible. Low level winds then become onshore into the weekend as
high pressure over the southeast U.S. shifts toward the Mid-Atlantic
coast and offshore. This will gradually warm temperatures back to
more normal values by Sunday, and also keep a slight chance for
onshore moving showers along the coast.
.AVIATION...VFR outside of isold shra through 06/06Z, then expect
development of MVFR/IFR low stratus cigs through daybreak Tue. Shra
becmg sct/nmrs daytime Tue along with potential for isold tsra.
SW winds increase to around 15kt with ocnl gusts above 20kt daytime
Tonight-Tue...Winds will pick up through the overnight as
lowpressure near the western gulf coast deepens and lifts toward
theNE. Will need to add in a caution headline for late tonight for
atleast the offshore legs, which will likely be expanded to
includeall legs Tue...and may need to upgrade at least the
northernoffshore segments to Small Craft Advisory by early Tue.
Showers anda few offshore moving storms possible, especially by late
tonight and Tuesday.
Wed-Sat...Boundary stalls across south Florida into mid week with
winds and seas decreasing. However winds will increase again out of
the north late in the week with the passage of a second stronger
cold front, producing poor to hazardous boating conditions that will
linger into early weekend as winds veer onshore.
Daytona Beach has reached 85 degrees so far this afternoon setting a
new record for the date. The previous record was 83 in 2013.
.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
DAB 71 81 58 74 / 40 70 10 0
MCO 71 82 61 78 / 30 60 10 0
MLB 73 83 63 78 / 30 70 10 10
VRB 74 82 64 79 / 20 60 20 10
LEE 71 81 59 77 / 40 70 10 0
SFB 72 83 59 78 / 30 70 10 0
ORL 72 83 61 79 / 30 70 10 0
FPR 73 82 66 80 / 20 60 20 10


MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) – Good morning Gulf Coast! You can expect higher rain chances throughout your afternoon with rain chances around 60% with partly cloudy skies.
This will allow it to be touch cooler than yesterday with highs in the low to mid 90s. The humidity will linger with a heat advisory in effect throughout our region from 10 am – 7 pm. Heat index values can get into the triple digits.
When out in the heat remember to limit your time outdoors, drink plenty of water, take tons of breaks, and don’t forget your kids and pets! Speaking of pets, make sure your furry family members have plenty of water and don’t let your pets linger on the hot asphalt! Those temperatures can approach 140° quickly.


September 2021 will long be remembered for the torrential rain that fell the night of 9/1, submerging streets, highways, subway tunnels and residences. Nearly 50 deaths in the metro area were attributed to the storm (13 of them were in NYC). This unprecedented deluge was produced by the remnants of hurricane Ida pushing up against a mass of cool air. Between 5 PM and 1 AM, a little more than seven inches of rain poured down (with three inches falling between 9-10 PM).
Although heavy rain had been predicted, its intensity in such a brief period of time took residents by surprise. (And although hurricane Henri, two weeks earlier, produced an inch more of rain than Ida, it fell over the course of 48 hours).
Never before had a month started with so much rain, easily breaking the previous record amount on the first day of a month, 4.98" on Oct. 1, 1913. The 7.13" measured on 9/1 was the fifth greatest amount to fall on a calendar date. (Earlier this year, February began with a record amount of snow for the first day of any month, 14.8".)
The rest of the month had slightly below average rainfall, but just enough to bring September's total to 10.03". This was the most rain to fall in September since 2004, and it became the sixth rainiest September on record. It followed the fourth wettest August (10.32"), and third wettest July (11.09"). Never before had Central Park had three months in a row in which each month had more than ten inches of rain.
More than 90% of the month’s of rain was produced by two storms: 7.23” on 9/1-2 and 2.03” on 9/23-24. 0.77” fell on the other 26 days.
Looking at temperatures, September was 1.1 degrees milder than average, and was the 26th mildest September (tied with four other years). However, it ranked 13th for mildest average low, and 55th for warmest high. 12 days in a row (Sept. 12-23) had above average temperatures, a streak of days that was four degrees above average. The rest of the month was one degree cooler than average.
The warmest reading was 85° (on 9/15), the same warmest reading as last September (but it had two days with that high). Also, both Septembers had seven days with highs in the 80s (the average is eleven).
Half of the days in September had highs between 75°-79°, which was double the average number - and the most to be in this narrow temperature range on record (second most is 13 days in Sept. 1999, 1927 and 1908). Just five days had lows cooler than 60°, eight fewer than average. Only Sept. 1971, 1930, 1908, and 1881 had fewer days (all had four).
Finally, the month was also characterized by a narrow range in its temperature extremes. Typically, September's chilliest reading is around 50°, the hottest around 90°, but this September it ranged from 54° (on 9/29) to 85° (on 9/15). Only two other Septembers have had a range that was smaller. (The greatest range in temperatures in September was 55 degrees in 1929, ranging from 44° to 99°.)
Here are previous September recaps:


CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – The 22News Storm Team declared Wednesday a Weather Alert Day due to the potential for a few damaging wind gusts in the afternoon as showers and thunderstorms moved through.
After a bright morning, we saw more of a sun/cloud mix during the afternoon.
From 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., there was a risk for isolated to scattered storms and quick moving downpours, especially during the mid-late afternoon. Many neighborhoods stayed dry, but the risk of any storms popping up could have brought damaging wind gusts.
Wind gusts could have caused more damage than usual given that our drought has weakened trees around western Massachusetts.
The Weather Alert Day was canceled around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. There were no reports of any severe wind damage.
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The Pittsburgh Supersite Program was a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary investigation to characterize the ambient PM in the Pittsburgh region, to improve understanding the links between ambient PM and public health, and to develop new instrumentation for PM measurements. The central Supersite was located next to the Carnegie Mellon University campus near downtown Pittsburgh. Five additional sites served as Satellite sites. The measurement campaign lasted for 18 months (May 2001-October 2002). The specific objectives were to: Characterize the PM with regard to size, surface, and volume distribution; chemical composition as a function of size and on a single particle basis; temporal and spatial variability. Develop and evaluate the current and next generation atmospheric aerosol monitoring techniques including single particle measurements, continuous measurements, ultrafine aerosol measurements, improved
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A flood advisory is in effect for Middlesex and Monmouth Counties, according to the National Weather Service.
There are heavy downpours right now in Woodbridge, Edison and Carteret. The sky looks pitch black in Elizabeth, too. The flood advisory is in effect until 11:30 a.m.
The forecast calls for between a quarter and a half-inch of rain, the NWS says. Otherwise skies will be cloudy with a high of 68.
Showers are likely Tuesday as well, mainly between 3 and 5 p.m. The high temperature will reach 75.


Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, which is already evident. In Europe, too, summers are expected to become even hotter in the coming years and decades, while less and fewer rainfalls.
A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Water shows: The continent is heading for a future of more severe to extreme droughts.
Read more about the latest developments, background and exciting solutions in our topic special.
“Summer drought is a highly relevant issue in Europe,” said Magdalena Mittermeier from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich, one of the lead authors of the study. “We find a clear trend towards more, longer and more intense summer droughts in terms of a precipitation deficit towards the end of the century.”
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), droughts are already the biggest threat to crops and livestock in all parts of the world. Worldwide, an estimated 55 million people are affected – every year.
The core findings of the new study can be summarised as follows: The frequency and intensity of summer droughts will increase in Europe. The differences between winter and summer precipitation will increase – precipitation amounts will increase in winter and decrease in summer.
And several regions will be particularly affected by droughts – four so-called “hotspots”, as the study puts it: France, the Mediterranean, the Iberian Peninsula, and the Alps. Here, the frequency of extreme summer drought could increase by more than 50 percent.
The risk for Central Europe increases by 25 percent
“Our study shows that unchecked climate change will drastically increase the risk of droughts in crisis areas,” Mittermeier said. “But even in some regions where droughts currently play a minor role, the future drought risk is expected to become severe” – such as in the Alps.
Across Central Europe, extreme summer droughts could become 25 percent more frequent by 2100. The duration of dry periods will also increase. Only Scandinavia is not expected to experience a significant increase in droughts for the time being.
Droughts are divided into different categories according to their impact: meteorological, hydrological – i.e. affecting the water supply, agricultural or socio-economic droughts. Meteorological droughts are particularly important for research because they can be possible precursors of other types of drought. That means, for example: When too little rain falls, farmers have less water available. Crops dry up, which in turn results in declining income for farmers.
The scientists involved in the study call for better, effective climate protection to mitigate the drastic effects of global warming. “Consistent mitigation of climate change as agreed in the Paris Agreement” is of great importance, they say.


Good morning Ball State,
Mostly sunny skies will persist today with a light northern wind. Temperatures are currently in the upper 30s, but will warm up into the upper this 50s this afternoon. This dry and cool trend will continue into the weekend due to the high pressure system to our east. Conditions will become drier over the next few days.
Have a good day!
– Weather forecaster Olivia Smithers


MYRTLE BEACH-FLORENCE-LUMBERTON (WBTW) – Heavy rain resulted in flooding in parts of the News13 viewing area on Friday evening.
Photos sent into our newsroom show flooding in the Lake City portion of Florence County. Police ask people to avoid traveling on flooded roads.
We’ve also received photos of flooding near Highway 319 in Horry County.
To see where the storms are now, check out the StormTracker13 Interactive Radar here.


Scattered showers and storms today and Tuesday
ABC57 First Warning Neighborhood Weather Forecast
Monday, July 12th, 2021
Areas of fog and mist are possible during your morning commute. Today in general is cloudier with scattered showers and storms moving in late this afternoon. There is a chance storms could be strong with gusty wind and heavy rain. An isolated severe storm cannot be ruled out.
Scattered thunderstorms last on and off through Tuesday. It's much nicer on Wednesday with some sunshine before the next round of wet weather gets started on Thursday. Friday looks damp as well but thankfully it dries out in time for the weekend.
Today: Afternoon/evening storms. High 80.
Tonight: Scattered thunderstorms. Low 68.
Tuesday: Scattered showers and storms. High 78.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy. High 84.


I am a research scientist at the Climate Change Research Centre (CCRC) and the Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Sciences (ACEAS) at the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
My work resolves around the oceans' role in the climate system, how oceans had been affected by ice sheets, carbon dioxide and solar radiation in the past and what we can learn from that to inform the future of the oceans. To achieve this I perform simulations with global climate Recently, I've been focusing on the ocean's response to ice sheet melting and how it impacts global and regional climate.
I have a wide range of research interest including:
- Oceanic and atmospheric teleconnections between tropical and polar regions
- Factors affecting High Latitude Southern Hemisphere Climate
- The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)
- Modes of climate variability. In particular, the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
- The impact of high latitudes changes on tropical rainfall


Take the weather with me:
Partly to mostly sunny and windy. Temperatures slowly falling to near 28F. Winds NNE at 20 to 25 mph.
Mainly clear. Low around 20F. ENE winds at 10 to 20 mph, diminishing to 5 to 10 mph.
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It is tough coming off of a holiday weekend, and waking up to a chance for strong thunderstorms. But that is what we have happening today. There is a large area of low pressure just off to our west. It is moving north today. There is also a warm front that is pushing to our north.
There is a strong cold front to our west, but it won’t move into our region until later this afternoon. We had some heavy rain this morning as the warm front entered the region.
There may be a lull in activity from the mid morning until noon. Then as the cold front gets a little closer we’ll have a re-development of showers and storms.
There isn’t a ton of instability, but there is a good amount of wind shear (upper level winds that strengthen with height). This could be enough to create some strong to severe storms today. There is a slight risk for severe weather until the mid afternoon.
Strong gusty winds will be the main threat. However, an isolated tornado will be possible. The general winds will be strong between 10am and 4pm. So there is a Wind Advisory in effect for a large part of the area. Winds could gust between 35 and 40mph with a few higher gusts near the shore.
This could lead to some power outages.
Another effect from this will be what we call the Wind-Tide effect. It’s a phenomenon that’s developed over the last 5-10 years. When a strong persistent wind develops locally, then we get some flooding from the northern Albemarle Sound up into southern Virginia Beach. This is happening today, and it will create some minor flooding. It isn’t all from the wind, and it isn’t just from the tide. So hence the name. The rest of the area should be ok, but there will be more of that on the northern part of the Chesapeake Bay.
High temps will rise to the mid-upper 70s. This will be close to the record of 79 degrees (2001). The average high for this time of year is in the upper 50s. Tomorrow we’ll have a temperature correction. Highs will only be in the low 50s. We’ll be partly cloudy. A strong upper level low will drift overhead. So I can’t rule out a stray shower or two. Then we’ll be cold and dry on Wednesday. High temps will only be in the upper 40s. We’ll be mostly sunny. Temps will rise to the 50s and then 60s Thursday into Friday. However, we’ll have some more scattered showers on Friday.
Today is the last official day of hurricane season. We just wrapped up a record year. I was so busy with the local weather that I didn’t have time to talk about it. There is a weak tropical disturbance in the eastern Atlantic. It has a moderate chance of becoming a subtropical system. Regardless of formation it would have no impact here, but it would still get added to this season’s numbers.
Stay tuned for updates throughout the day.
Meteorologist: Jeremy Wheeler


The formation of the committee precedes a court hearing on Delhi’s air pollution to be held today.
by Rupsha Chatterjee
Kolkata: On the night of 28th October, 2020, President Ram Nath Kovind signed an ordinance for the formation of a committee to look into the air quality management of Delhi-NCR. The formation of the committee precedes the court hearing on Delhi’s severe pollution expected to take place today.
The new committee expects to conduct research to identify causes behind the severe air pollution in Delhi and its surrounding areas. Its goal is to arrive at a resoultion to solve the problem. The commission’s jurisdiction over air pollution matters will oversee Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan.
The committee will be replacing other pre-existing committees in order to streamline public participation and promote interstate cooperation according to the notification, as reported by India Today. The chairperson of the commission will be elected by the Centre.
The Air Quality Index of Delhi shows hazardous levels of pollution as air pollution Delhi-NCR reaches fatal levels. In February 2020, Delhi was voted the most polluted city in the world by a Swiss-based group for a second time in a row.
Delhi: Thick layer of smog blankets several areas in the national capital; visuals from Central Delhi and Nizamuddin area. pic.twitter.com/IpqtPYrG0v
— ANI (@ANI) October 29, 2020


The storm system responsible for the tornado carnage in the Heartland this week has reached the Appalachians and the eastern Great Lakes.
Concerns Thursday/Thursday Night
While not forecast by AccuWeather.com meteorologists to be nearly as ferocious as the storms spanning last Sunday through Wednesday, severe weather will stretch from southern Ontario to tornado-weary Alabama and northern Georgia into tonight.
The ongoing severe weather outbreak into this evening will likely produce only a few tornadoes. However, there is still the risk of such a storm hitting a populated area.
The overall severe weather and tornado threat area continues to press farther to the east into more densely populated regions.
With only a few tornadoes forecast for today and tonight, the most common outcome from the storms will be damaging straight-line wind gusts and flash flooding.
However, both of these more common effects from severe thunderstorms can also claim lives and result in property loss due to anything from falling trees to rapidly rising waters.
Friday, the risk of flash flooding from a potential trainload of drenching thunderstorms will extend from southern Quebec to West Virginia.
The intensity of thunderstorms reaching I-95 Friday is not set in stone.
At the very least, there will be locally drenching showers and thunderstorms that can lead to some travel delays and perhaps urban flooding issues.
The greatest risk of more serious storms and flooding seems likely north and west of a slot from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia, New York City and Providence, R.I.
One thing to keep in mind is the risk of severe weather increases markedly in the Northeast during late May and June. This is because the cooling and stabilizing impacts of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean are gradually lost, while storm systems approaching from the Midwest remain relatively strong.
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March 22, 2018, marks the 25th annual World Water Day, which the United Nations started to raise awareness around the importance of water.
Hugo will barrel through the Iberian Peninsula, disrupting travel and threatening lives and property.
The same storm scheduled to bring heavy snow to parts of the Midwest to end this week will turn eastward and affect the southern Appalachians and the lower mid-Atlantic coast this weekend.
An Alberta clipper storm will spread a swath of heavy snow and travel disruptions in a narrow band from central North Dakota to Ohio to end this week.
Before an earthquake rattles a region, some animals within the vicinity might be able to sense the event just seconds or minutes before it happens.
The first days of spring featured a major winter storm to the northeastern United States, bringing travel to a halt and leading to widespread school cancellations across the region.
For the fourth time this month, a major nor'easter is tracking through the Northeast, packing roads with snow and prompting officials to cancel school across the region.


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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Fort Worth TX 641 PM CST Tue Jan 28 2020
SHORT TERM. /NEW/ /Tonight through Tomorrow/
A strong cold front is in the process of moving through the far eastern fringes of the forecast area at this hour with a thin line of showers and thunderstorms along the leading edge of the front. The cold front is attached to an elongating surface low currently centered near Thackerville, OK. The surface low is being stretched southeastward as the southern extent of the cold front races east, well ahead of the low, and starts to wrap the cold air around and into the low. These processes are working to form a weak occlusion across North East Texas this evening. The surface low and its associated fronts will gradually progress southeast through the night, settling into Louisiana around daybreak.
Behind the front . a brisk west to northwest wind has ushered in much colder temperatures to the region. Strong cold air advection combined with a tight pressure gradient is allowing the winds to gust to 30-35 mph primarily west of I-35, warranting the continuation of the Wind Advisory currently issued through noon tomorrow. This forecast still aligns with our current thinking, however, the winds might taper off closer to daybreak than mid afternoon. Any adjustments to the Wind Advisory timing will be left to the midnight crew ATTM.
The shallow cold front has brought a blanket of stratus to the region, which should continue through the night. Forced ascent associated with lingering PV anomalies aloft are tapping into the wrap around low level moisture, developing some light rain showers north of I-20. As the system shifts east through the night, these showers should slowly move east as well. All precip will eventually come to an end tomorrow morning as the enhanced lift also shifts east of the region, putting the area under large scale subsidence aloft. Continued northerly flow in the low levels will keep the shallow cold airmass in place through much of the day tomorrow, with lingering stratus continuing generally west of I-35.
LONG TERM. /Issued 139 PM CST Tue Jan 28 2020/ /Thursday onward/
Another cool day expected on Thursday with high temperatures struggling to reach the low 50s across North Texas. Low chances for measurable precipitation on Thursday afternoon and night as a weak shortwave moves across South Texas, and any rain that does fall will be limited to only a few hundredths of an inch. A gradual warmup will occur Friday and through the weekend as a mid level ridge extends into the Southern Plains. This will allow temperatures to rise above normal into the mid to upper 60s Saturday, and low 70s Sunday and Monday driven by warm, dry southwesterly flow and a well mixed boundary layer.
The most uncertainty in the forecast falls on Monday due to the timing of the next strong cold front. EC and GFS deterministic guidance both have rain moving into the eastern portion of the forecast area in southwesterly flow ahead of the next cold front. However at this time, statistical ensemble guidance does not support these two deterministic scenarios, therefore no need to stray from the blended approach for temps or PoPs at this time.
AVIATION. /NEW/ /00Z TAFs/
A cold front has moved through all TAF sites, bringing in MVFR stratus and gusty west to northwest winds up to around 30 kts. The winds will gradually veer to become more northwesterly over the next few hours. The ceilings are generally between 1100-2000 ft AGL, however, areas of IFR ceilings are lingering along the Red River. There is a 30% chance of the IFR ceilings and very light rain showers moving into the northern fringes of D10 including the AFW/DFW/DAL terminals between 04-09Z tonight. The current TAF keeps ceilings over 1000 ft AGL, however this will have to be monitored over the next few hours.
The winds will gradually weaken in speed after daybreak tomorrow, lowering to less than 15 kts by the afternoon. MVFR ceilings are expected to remain in place, however, there is a 30-40% chance of becoming VFR for at least a few hours during peak heating.
Looking ahead . the low level winds aloft are forecast to become easterly tomorrow night, bringing IFR to LIFR conditions to the region. More details on this will come with subsequent updates.
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After a Wednesday with a mix of clouds and sun, the sun will shine abundantly on Thursday. But Wednesday some rain is to be expected. From 19 degrees on Tuesday the daily high will go down to 8 degrees on Wednesday.
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my question was, what is the difference between, a hurricane,a tsnaumi, and a tornado
A hurricane is a tropical storm that forms in the tropics and has 74 mph winds or more; it is also a large scale storm of a thousand miles or more.
A tornado is a small scale storm of anywhere up to a half mile wide and has winds of up to 300 mph or so. They form under and as a part of a thunder storm that isalso a part of a squall line:
A tsunami is an ocean wave that is generated from the sea floor upheaval from an erthquake:


Tom Polovitz of East Gull Lake sent in this picture of a snow-fisherperson who is sad because the fish aren't biting on the opening day of fishing season in Minnesota.
The lakes area took a step backward this past weekend as two nights, Friday and Saturday, had temperatures drop to 27 degrees. Highs were in the 40s during the day. The average temperature of 35.5 degrees set a new weather record for the Brainerd area.
The lakes area is likely to also have posted a new snow record opening day on Saturday, May 9, replacing the trace recorded in 2019 with about 1.5 inches of snow after a steady snowfall covered roofs, and trees and new green grass.


Rain has been forecast for Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding areas tomorrow (Sunday September 22) with the Met Office issuing a yellow weather warning across the region.
The warning, that covers all of Staffordshire and Cheshire as well as most of England and Wales, is in force from 00.15am on Sunday morning until 8pm in the evening.
The latest Met Office weather forecast for the region shows showers are expected throughout the day across the area - a contrast to today which has so far been sunny and bright across the Potteries and surrounding areas.
The Met Office weather warning states: "Although some places will stay dry, heavy rain may cause some localised flooding and travel disruption.
"Scattered thundery showers will move north across parts of England and Wales at times overnight, whilst areas of heavy rain will probably move northwards during Sunday. Although some places may stay dry, 30-40 mm could fall in 3-6 hours in a few spots.
"The rain will clear away northeastwards during the afternoon, but will be followed by heavy showers or thunderstorms in southwest England and perhaps Wales, which could give a further 20-30 mm in 1-2 hours."
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In aviation, instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) is a flight category that describes weather conditions that require pilots to fly primarily by reference to instruments, and therefore under instrument flight rules (IFR), rather than by outside visual references under visual flight rules (VFR).
Typically, this means flying in cloudy or bad weather. Pilots sometimes train to fly in these conditions with the aid of products like Fogless, which are specialized glasses that restrict outside vision, forcing the student to rely on instrument indications only.
Instrument Meteorological Conditions VS IFR
It’s important not to confuse these two terms. While IMC refers to the actual weather conditions, IFR describes the rules under while the aircraft is flying. An aircraft can fly under IFR during good weather. Many commercial flights solely operate under IFR.
Instrument Meteorological Conditions are expressed in terms of weather conditions in which factors such as visibility, cloud distance, cloud ceilings, and weather phenomena cause visual conditions to drop below the minimum required to operate by visual flight reference.
It is important not to confuse IMC with IFR. IFR refers to the rules and restrictions that a pilot must follow when flying in weather conditions that limit their ability to fly the plane solely with instruments.
On the other hand, IMC refers to the actual weather conditions present. When flying, a pilot can operate an aircraft under either instrument or visual flight rules. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has established the minimum criteria for operation under either of these rules in the Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) manual.
What qualifies Instrument meteorological conditions?
The weather conditions required for flight under VFR are known as visual meteorological conditions (VMC). IMC and VMC are mutually exclusive. In fact, IMC is defined as less than the minimum specified for VMC. The boundary criteria between VMC and IMC are known as the VMC minima.
ICAO recommends the VMC minima internationally; they are defined and enforced by national regulations, which rarely significantly vary from ICAO. The typical variation is in the units of measurement as different regulatory authorities use other units of measurement in aviation.
The VMC minima tend to be stricter in controlled airspace, where there is increased air traffic, therefore greater visibility and cloud clearance is desirable. The degree of separation provided by air traffic control is also a factor.
For example, in strictly-controlled class A and B airspace, where all aircraft are provided with positive separation, the VMC minima feature visibility limits only, whereas in classes C–G airspace, where some or all aircraft are not separated from each other by air traffic control, the VMC minima also feature cloud separation criteria.
What does the Instrument meteorological conditions IMC do?
Though all private pilots receive some training to fly using only the instruments, it requires a separate license to legally fly in the clouds if you are interested in learning more about IFR training or starting the process of learning to fly.
Most small-aircraft planes and pilots fly on good weather days by using the ground to navigate. This method of flying is called VFR, or visual flight rules. This method works great on good weather days but limits the ability to fly anytime the weather takes a turn.
You have noticed that airliners fly right through the clouds. All airline pilots and airliners fly into clouds and have powerful flight instruments to help fly in the absolute worst weather imaginable. Flying in such conditions requires operating under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR).
Pilots can even land only by using the instruments and autopilot. That means they can land without ever seeing the runway. Autoland requires special training and certification for the pilots and the airplane.
Use of flight instruments under VMC
IMC should not be confused with IFR (instrument flight rules) – IMC describes the actual weather conditions, while IFR describes the rules under which the aircraft is flying.
Aircraft can (and often do) fly IFR in clear weather, for operational reasons, or when flying in airspace where flight under VFR is not permitted. Indeed, by far the majority of commercial flights are operated solely under IFR.
It is possible to be flying under VFR in conditions that are legally considered VMC but still, be forced to rely on flight instruments for attitude control because there is no distinct external horizon.
For example, at night over water, which may create a so-called black hole effect if the sky and ground are equally dark, or when lights on the water cannot be distinguished from stars in the sky.


Today temperatures will be rising into the mid to high 60s for most of the state with westerly and southwesterly winds of 10 to 15 mph throughout the state. The skies are expected to remain mostly sunny with no rain expected throughout the day. Tonight temperatures will be dropping as a cold front moves across the state. Temperatures will fall to the mid to high 30s across the state with winds shifting from southwest to north at 5 to 15 mph. Skies are expected to remain clear, however, and no precipitation is expected.
Tomorrow temperatures will be rising into the mid to high 50s across the state with northerly to northeasterly winds at 10 to 15 mph. There is no expected change in cloud cover, save some clouds moving across central Oklahoma throughout the day. No precipitation is expected.
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Clark County, Nevada, declared a state of emergency on Sunday, in advance of the arrival of Tropical Storm Hilary, in order to prepare for the storm. As the storm approaches closer to the Las Vegas area, it is expected to bring with it both heavy rain and violent winds.
The county that is responsible for the Las Vegas Strip, which is a popular destination for tourists, has declared a state of emergency “to ensure that additional resources are available in the event that they are required.”
Later on Sunday, the governor of Nevada, Joe Lombardo, also issued a state of emergency proclamation. He cited estimates that the excessive rainfall brought on by the storm would be more than the annual average for southern Nevada.
As a result of the anticipated storm surge that will strike the region this weekend, the chairman of the Clark County Commission, Jim Gibson, issued a warning to the people who live there as well as tourists who would be visiting the area to be prepared for flash flooding.
Officials are requesting that citizens stay off the roads and out of the parks until further notice. Some parks have suggested that they would be closed until at least Monday and maybe longer.


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While on Saturday clouds will dominate, the sun is most likely on Sunday. But on Saturday rain is to be expected. The daily high temperature near 1 degrees. A strong wind from the west.
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (TNN) - For your Wednesday we are going to see cool conditions across Texoma. We will only have a high of 46 with generally sunny skies. Thursday the wind will return out of the south and allow us to warm up into the low 50s. However, on Friday we will see temps continue rising into the low 60s. Rain chances return late Friday night going into Saturday morning but the rain will go away by Saturday afternoon. Saturday is looking very windy with strong winds out of the south at about 20-30 mph. But late in the day on Saturday a cold front will come through. That will cool us off and drop the winds down. Going into Sunday we will only have a high of about 57 with Sunny skies.


USDA's Joint Ag Weather Facility says on the Plains, colder-than-normal weather persists in most areas, despite some moderation in temperatures. "Winter wheat retains a protective snow cover in many parts of the region; current snow depths include 5 inches in Wichita, Kansas, and 3 inches in Omaha, Nebraska, and Enid, Oklahoma," USDA details.
In the West, USDA reports abundant moisture is surging inland from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Rockies. "The moisture is boosting anemic snowpack in the Cascades, but warmth is melting snow at lower elevations of the Northwest," USDA explains. However, dry weather has returned to California, except the state’s northernmost tier, according to USDA.
In the Corn Belt, USDA says scattered snow showers stretch from Upper Michigan to eastern Nebraska. Elsewhere, cold, dry weather prevails, USDA adds. "Virtually the entire region remains covered by snow; current depths include 24 inches in Traverse City, Michigan; 13 inches in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota; and 10 inches in Rockford, Illinois," USDA elaborates.
In the South, USDA says a winter storm is underway from the Mississippi Delta to the Carolinas. "Heavy snow is falling in the southern Appalachians and environs, while freezing rain is glazing parts of the southern Atlantic states," USDA reports. Winter storm warnings are in effect from northern Louisiana to the Carolinas, and points northeastward, USDA continues.
In its outlook, USDA says for the remainder of today, another Southern winter storm, potentially more severe than the late-January event, will continue to unfold. "Severe, damaging ice accumulations can be expected from northern Georgia into parts of the Carolinas, while heavy snow will spread northeastward from the southern Appalachians," USDA reports. On Thursday, heavy snow will shift into the Northeast, while storm recovery efforts will begin in the Southeast, USDA continues. "Meanwhile, a series of potent storms will reach the northern Pacific Coast, producing heavy precipitation as far inland as the northern Rockies—but barely clipping northern California," USDA reports. Five-day precipitation totals could reach 4 to 12 inches in the Pacific Northwest, USDA details. "In contrast, dry weather will prevail through the weekend from southern California to the central and southern Plains," USDA explains. Elsewhere, a final batch of frigid weather will affect the Midwest and Northeast late in the week, followed by a period of above-normal temperatures nearly nationwide, according to USDA.


As holiday travellers return to Chicago Sunday, wet weather is causing some travel issues at both area airports and on roadways.
At Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, a total of 65 flights have been canceled on Sunday as of 5 p.m., and the average flight that is leaving or arriving at the airport is delayed by 15 minutes.
A total of 329 departing flights out of 1,467 flights have been delayed, while a total of 286 flights departing the airport have been delayed, with a majority of those flights delayed for 45 or more minutes.
Rough weather in the eastern United States and in parts of the west has contributed to the delays and cancellations.
Locally, area roadways have been impacted by drizzle and rain on Sunday but things could take a turn as colder air moves into the region. Rain is expected to transition into snow late Sunday evening, and while most areas won’t see much in the way of accumulation, areas closer to Lake Michigan could see an inch or more of snow as a lake-effect band of snow is expected to develop.
Fluctuating temperatures could also create the risk of freezing drizzle in some locations, which could hinder travel on elevated and untreated surfaces.


The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has recently mentioned that the atmospheric conditions are still not favorable for further advance of monsoon into Rajasthan, remaining parts of Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana and Delhi.
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Two weeks ago we hosted the 13th International Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Measurements from Space in Helsinki. The meeting gathered the top level scientists in the field of GHG monitoring from space. I followed the highlights of the meeting through the hashtag #IWGGMS13.
I presented a poster on how to monitor anthropogenic CO2 signatures using space-based observations. I showed the advantages and limitations in mapping CO2 emission areas from space for different type of sources and I got many useful feedbacks. I used measurements from OCO-2 (Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2), flying on Nasa’s satellite since 2014. No satellite instrument so far has provided such dense and accurate CO2 observations as OCO-2 all over the globe. This opens new exciting opportunities for monitoring the anthropogenic contribution of the atmospheric CO2 concentrations.
We learned also many new things. The Canadian colleagues presented the first attempt to derive CO2 emissions from a single power-plant based on satellite-based measurements. Also, new miniature-sized commercial instruments showed the capability to target one source at the time for pollution plume detection. In the future, we could make air pollution monitoring more comprehensive and sustainable thanks to space-based observations!
Now it’s time to go holiday but I’ll be back in August with more news.


When you think of global warming, you could envision dramatic scenes like melting glaciers and flooded shorelines. Agriculture is yet another area that will certainly be seriously influenced by climatic modifications. Farming difficulties could become much more extreme. Today it ares most likely that a farmer will deal with droughts, floods, heat waves, and typhoons. These types of weather condition events that are so distressing for farming will certainly be less unusual.
Due to global warming, temperature in the evening and the winter season will certainly increase. Increased rainfall, the water will certainly evaporate more quickly from the ground, consequently some locations will become dry from the previous. Typhoon storms take place more frequently.
In regions that are already warm, global warming will trigger the plants to suffer in the heat. Soil evaporation rates will be really high, leaving parched earth and burned plants. Typically rain will certainly come down hard when it does come, leading to higher than normal soil erosion.
Some researches reveal that the news of global warming is not all bad for farming, a minimum of not in the short run.
An increase in temperature has some short-term benefits. For a while, it will just indicate more time for crops to develop because of a longer growing period. Once rather cool, this is especially true of regions where the spring and fall were.
Oddly enough, all the additional carbon dioxide in the air also has a fertilizing effect on crops. This sort of fertilization is most handy for crops such as wheat, soybeans, and rice. Co2 fertilization is an advantageous spinoff of global warming. This benefit might all be in vain. When global warming pushes ground level ozone to greater stages, the carbon dioxide fertilization is voided out by tropospheric ozone. These ozone levels are affected by both emissions and temperature. When the temperature increases, the ground ozone levels will certainly rise too.
The mechanics of global warming are simple. There’s too much carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.
The overall predictions for farming in North America are neither all bad nor all good. Crops are expected to gain from the impacts of global warming in lots of regions for a brief time frame. Crops will certainly suffer in some locations due to regional variations. The Great Plains are now more susceptible to the dry spell. Canada will probably benefit from the added heat, causing farming of some crops to shift north.
Now, and in the near future, global warming does not seem to present a serious risk for North American farmers in general. There could even be some favorable results. In the long run, nothing will be able to mitigate the damage to farming that will happen if global warming is not slowed or stopped.


The sun is shining brightly with no clouds in view. An umbrella won't be needed today. The daily high increases from 12 degrees on Tuesday to 17 degrees on Wednesday. On Thursday a fresh wind from the west.
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Hungary witnessed a record temperature of 28.2 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, the meteorological office said.
The daytime high was recorded in Dombegyháza, in Békés county in the south-east.
The previous record of 27.3 degrees was measured on this day in 2013, in Baja, in southern Hungary.
Featured photo illustration: warm autumn in Nagykanizsa. Photo by György Varga/MTI


Are typhoons common in the Philippines?
Located along the typhoon belt in the Pacific, the Philippines is visited by an average of 20 typhoons every year, five of which are destructive. Being situated in the “Pacific Ring of Fire” makes it vulnerable to frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
Why do typhoons often occur in the Philippines?
The Philippines is prone to tropical cyclones due to its geographical location which generally produce heavy rains and flooding of large areas and also strong winds which result in heavy casualties to human life and destructions to crops and properties.
How many typhoons happen in a year?
Approximately 96 tropical cyclones are reported annually. The Western North Pacific Ocean averages more than 25 hurricanes (called typhoons) each year. Another location with great activity is the Indian Ocean.
What time of year does a typhoon occur?
Generally speaking, storm seasons are: Hurricanes – June to November. Typhoons – April-December. Cyclones – November to April.
Why the Philippines are prone to disasters?
At least 60% of the country’s total land area, nearly 300,000 square kilometers (116,000 square miles), is vulnerable to natural hazards, in large part due to the archipelago’s location along both the path of the tropical storms brewing in the western Pacific and the Ring of Fire.
Why Philippines experience an average of 20 to 25 typhoons a year?
Philippines experience an average of 20 to 25 typhoons a year due to its geographical location. Because of its geographical location in the pacific belt, the area is susceptible to tropical cyclones. … It encounters around 20 – 25 typhoons annually, out of which few are sometimes heavily damaging.
Where are most Philippine typhoons formed?
The most frequently impacted areas of the Philippines by tropical cyclones are northern and central Luzon and eastern Visayas.


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LocationCeduna Airport Radar TypeWF 100 C Band Typical Availability2145-0215; 0345-0815; 0945-1415; 1545-2015
The Ceduna radar is located at the Meteorological Office which is 3 km east of the township of Ceduna. The surrounding terrain is generally low lying and featureless. The waters of the Great Australian Bight are about 5 km to the southwest of the radar. The radar antenna elevation is 25 metres above sea level. The radar has very good coverage in all directions up to a range of about 250 km. "False echoes" or Anomalous Propagation (AP) can occur on limited occasions in summer where a sea breeze inversion becomes established over the coastal waters. AP can be identified by its static appearance and can normally be distinguished from "real" echoes which exhibit some movement. Heavy rain directly over the radar site can cause attenuation of all signals. Path attenuation can also occur when the radar beam passes through intense rainfall, with the returned signal from cells further along that path reduced.
At least 100 homes have been inundated with water and people have been evacuated from Forbes in central-western NSW, as floodwaters cut off roads and cause widespread damage to crops.
Farmers near Forbes in the New South Wales central west are bracing for extensive loses as their crops continue to be inundated with flood waters, which are expected to peak later today.
With a few showers and storms on the cards today and throughout the week ahead, will Canberra break it's September rain record? With Lake George looking more like a wetland than a wasteland, the additional amount of rain hasn't gone unnoticed.


Cyclone Tauktae, to be one of the strongest storms, is all set to hit the Indian state of Gujarat since 1998 amidst the heavy rains in parts of India.
So far eighteen people have reportedly been died and thousands relocated amidst heavy rains accompanying the Cyclone Tauktae.
The meteorological department said the storm has now intensified into an “extremely severe cyclonic storm“.
The storm is expected to make landfall in Gujarat on Monday night with wind speeds of up to 160km/h (99mph), the MET department said.
“Both Gujarat and its neighbouring state Maharashtra are on high alert amid forecasts of heavy rains and wind,” it added.
However, more than 150,000 people in low-lying areas of Gujarat have already been transferred to shelters following fears of new destructions.
The storm also adds to the challenge facing India’s hospitals and COVID centres. Maharashtra’s capital Mumbai has already moved 580 COVID patients from dedicated centres to civic hospitals as anticipation.
However, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) have been deployed in both states.
On the other hand, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a seventh alert on Severe Cyclonic Storm “TAUKTAE“.
According to the PMD, the cyclone has moved Northward at a speed of 15 Kmph during the last 12 hours and now lay centred at 2000 PST of 16 May 2021 near latitude 16.8N and longitude 72.4E, at a distance of about 1000 km south-southeast of Karachi.
PMD further stated in the alert that maximum sustained winds around the system centre are 150-170 Kmph gusting to 190 Kmph. The system is likely to move further north/northwestward and cross Indian Gujarat by 17 May night/18 May morning.
As per the alert, dust/thunderstorm-rain with isolated moderate to heavy falls with gusty winds of 40-60 Kmph are likely to occur in Thatta, Sujawal, Badin, Tharparker, Mirpurkhas, Umerkot & Sanghar districts during 17- 19 May 2021.