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Severe Weather Preparedness: Different types of storms and what they mean.

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Mar

Severe Weather Preparedness: Different types of storms and what they mean.

As we get further into March and severe weather season gets fully underway, it's important to understand the different types of storms and how they can impact your region. The three we will discuss are Supercells, Pulse or "Pop-Up" Storms, and Storm Complexes. By John Kemper Supercells: A single, but…

08

Mar

By Bret Walts

3-8-24 PM Model Analysis: Mixed trends on midday runs. Cooler pattern late March. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 3_8_24_PMModelAnalysis

A fast start to spring is here, but be careful getting spring planting fever too early!

01

Mar

By Bret Walts

A fast start to spring is here, but be careful getting spring planting fever too early!

Living in the midwest brings a wide range of weather, from bitter cold to blazing hot, and from severe weather to blizzards–we’ve got it all. By Hope Kleitsch The transitional seasons, fall and spring, are when temperature swings are the most notable and extreme. You have probably noticed that one…

23

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-23-24 PM Model Analysis: Storm systems lead to some model variability on mid-day runs. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 2_23_24PMModelAnalysis

Tips, Tricks and Myths to Prepare You for Severe Weather Season.

23

Feb

By Bret Walts

Tips, Tricks and Myths to Prepare You for Severe Weather Season.

Severe weather season is quickly approaching and it is important to always have a plan for when severe weather strikes, no matter where you are. By Hope Kleitsch Severe weather can happen at any point during the year and at any time of day, though it is most common (and…

22

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-22-24 PM Model Analysis: Data seeing storm influences better on mid-day runs. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 2_22_24_PMModelAnalysis

16

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-16-24 PM Model Analysis: Colder trends on mid-day runs – but below normal demand persists. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 2_16_24PMModelAnalysis

15

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-15-24 PM Model Analysis: Slight mid-day warmer trends as very mild pattern arrives to end February. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 2_15_24PMModelAnalysis

14

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-14-24 PM Model Analysis: Warmer signals continue to increase for Late Feb. B.

Good afternoon everyone, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: 2_14_24PM Model Analysis

Winter 2023/24 is running historically warm for the US.

14

Feb

By Bret Walts

Winter 2023/24 is running historically warm for the US.

Winter 2023-2024: warmest on record? By Hope Kleitsch The 2023-2024 winter season has been rather boring for the Ohio Valley region. December was dry and mild. January was wet, cooler than December, but still warmer than average, despite the arctic cold snap. Now, February is very mild and bone dry.…