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Jan

By Bret Walts

1-26-24 PM Model Analysis: Cooler mid-day trends, but below normal demand persists through week 2. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 1_26_23_PMModelAnalysis

The Polar Vortex: What is it and Recent History.

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Jan

By Bret Walts

The Polar Vortex: What is it and Recent History.

The Polar vortex is a commonly misunderstood, yet popular term in the meteorology world. By Hope Kleitsch Note, this is NOT a new term, it just happens to be a term that is flowing freely on the internet. It refers to the area of low pressure that is parked atop…

Pineapple Express, excessive rain/snow to blast the Pacific Northwest to close January.

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Jan

By Bret Walts

Pineapple Express, excessive rain/snow to blast the Pacific Northwest to close January.

An atmospheric river is coming to the Western US. By Bret Walts The west coast of the United States has very unique weather patterns - often dealing with a wide range of patterns from excessive moisture aided by mountains to persistent drought. Much of this variation is related to the…

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Jan

By Bret Walts

1-24-24 PM Model Analysis: Very low demand, warm forecast to end January and start February. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 1_24_24_PMModelAnalysis

Key pattern drivers to watch for the 2024 Planting Season.

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Jan

By Bret Walts

Key pattern drivers to watch for the 2024 Planting Season.

The evolution of El Niño will play a pivotal role in planting conditions for Spring of 2024. By Bret Walts Winter 2023-24 has been heavily influenced by a powerful El Niño state in the Equatorial Pacific. El Niño is represented by anomalously warm ocean water off the coast of South…

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Jan

By Bret Walts