2-11-19 European Weekly Analysis: Discussing the pattern evolution from late February through the first half of March. I.
11
Feb
By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2-11-19 European Weekly Analysis: Discussing the pattern evolution from late February through the first half of March. I.

*Please note that the temperature departures are in degrees Celsius.* Discussion: The European Weeklies suggest that below normal temperature anomalies will dominate the vast majority of the country during the week 3 timeframe, with a heavy emphasis on significant cold bleeding across the Northwestern US into the Great Plains. Precipitation…
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2-11-19 Long-range: Cold turns more widespread into late February…discussing March risks today as well w/ latest research. K.
11
Feb
By Vince Bryan

2-11-19 Long-range: Cold turns more widespread into late February…discussing March risks today as well w/ latest research. K.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krR8aXT8g7g PDF Slides (click link below to open in HD): 2-11-19 Long-Range Analysis Images: Key Points: Additional heavy rain for parts of the Ohio Valley and Eastern US this week as storm track continues to favor snow risks in the Upper-Midwest and Northern Plains.  The Eastern third of…
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2-7-19 Long Range: Analyzing the reasoning for continued southeast ridge and -PNA risks into late February. B.
07
Feb
By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2-7-19 Long Range: Analyzing the reasoning for continued southeast ridge and -PNA risks into late February. B.

Today's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJY19SmRvrc&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF slides: (click link below to open in HD): 2-7-19 Long Range Slides Images: Heavy rain and a slight chance of severe weather today in portions of the Ohio, Tennessee, and the Mississippi Valley regions.  Isolated tornadoes possible with strong winds the biggest threat. Storm Track moving…
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2-5-19 Long-range: Discussing updated seasonal data regarding the spring forecast evolution. M.
05
Feb
By Vince Bryan

2-5-19 Long-range: Discussing updated seasonal data regarding the spring forecast evolution. M.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=464vEZZrO_A&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Slides (click link below to open in HD): 2-5-19 Long-Range Analysis Images: Key Points: Extremely active pattern continues throughout this week. Some areas are under a slight risk for Excessive rainfall with a marginal risk for severe weather in the Mississippi valley to the Ohio/Missouri Valley…
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2-4-19 European Weekly Analysis: Discussing the latest trends progressing through the latter part of February into early March. I.
04
Feb
By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2-4-19 European Weekly Analysis: Discussing the latest trends progressing through the latter part of February into early March. I.

*Please note that the temperature departures are in degrees Celsius.* Discussion: The European Weeklies suggest below normal temperature anomalies dominate the majority of the US during the week 3 timeframe, excluding the Southeastern US where weak, lingering upper-level ridging remains. Precipitation is depicted to run above normal along the East…
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