How Rare are November Tropical Storms and Hurricanes?
14
Nov
By Hope Kleitsch

How Rare are November Tropical Storms and Hurricanes?

As the vibrant fall colors fade and leaves begin to fall across much of the U.S., the tropics remain active. Tropical Storm Sara formed in the western Caribbean on Thursday, November 14, and is expected to bring significant rainfall and flooding to Central America before moving into the Gulf of…
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Lake Effect Snow Forecasting in Winter Operations
13
Nov
By Hope Kleitsch

Lake Effect Snow Forecasting in Winter Operations

The Great Lakes are one of the most recognizable geographic features across the United States. Holding 21% of the world’s freshwater, their importance in the winter becomes even more relevant as we get into the colder months, thanks to a phenomenon we call lake effect snow!  These slow moving snow…
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