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Feb

2-20-23 Long Range: Big weekend warmer trends, keeping an eye on the high-latitudes into March. B

Good Morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/xpX82G7YIa0 PDF: 2_20_23_LR Temperatures: Precipitation:

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Feb

By Alyssa Elliott

2-17-23 Long Range: Southeast US warmth continues to linger, discussing big storm next week. B.

Good Morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/-0sr5lvNUHA Click Here for Hi-Res PDF: 21723LR Intro Slide: Temperature: A few colder days into the start of this weekend before warmth pushes back in from the North late this weekend into next week. This will set the stage for another…

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Feb

By Bret Walts

2-17-23 AM Energy Report: Warmer trends on overnight data, demand still a bit above normal week 2. B.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Energy Report: NOTES: Following colder trends last night, the EPS has lost all of that back with warmer E. US trends. Generally in the next 10 days data has lost points over the past 24 hours and the roll forward continues to…

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Feb

By Alyssa Elliott

2-16-23 Long Range: Colder trends on overnight European data. Discussing validity to colder trends and lingering southeast warmth. B.

For those that missed the Spring 2023 Planting / Severe Weather Webinar, here is the link: https://youtu.be/zufjWhMW6IU Good Morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/nBbjPrQ_CUQ Click Here for Hi-Res PDF: LR021623 Intro Slide: Temperature: Above average temps for the E US continue through Friday before a front working…

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Feb

By Matt Griffin

2-15-23 Long Range: Latest Update Before Spring Webinar. MG.

*No new video today. If you have not already, be sure to register for our Spring Outlook Webinar at 11 AM ET. Register here: BAMWX.com/webinar (You get emailed a copy whether you can make the live session or not if you register before 11 AM ET) Here is yesterday's video…

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Feb

By Bret Walts

2-15-23 AM Energy Report: Warmth lingers south/southeast, but colder air pushing in north/west to end February. B.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Energy Report: NOTES: Overall trends have been colder over the past 24 hours (especially 12z run yesterday). Data is hinting at a little bit of ridging developing in the North Atlantic which we did factor into our extended range outlook yesterday in…

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Feb

By Matt Griffin

2-14-23 Long Range: Latest thoughts into March + latest Spring Outlook. MG.

*Be sure to register for our Spring Weather Webinar set for tomorrow at 11 AM ET. You will get emailed a copy of the webinar whether you can make the live session or not. Register here: BAMWX.com/webinar Good Morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxUmen2rEaw Click Here for…

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Feb

By Bret Walts

2-13-23 Long Range: Eastern US warmth lingers with increasingly active pattern. Discussing Spring/Summer rainfall signals. B.

Good Morning! Here is your Latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/AE_jObB-o8g Click here for Hi-Res PDF: 2_13_23LR Intro Slide: Temperatures: Well above normal temperatures to start out this week across the Eastern US. Eventually, a storm system mid-late week will pull colder air from the W. US further east allowing for…

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Feb

By Bret Walts

2-13-23 AM Energy Report: Eastern US warmth lingers, colder North Central/West US late February. B.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Energy Report: NOTES: No major swings over the weekend. In the extended range colder air slowly builds across Canada and this should allow storms to have a better ability to tap into colder air late February. This means brief HDD spikes behind…

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Feb

By John Kemper

2-12-23 Week Ahead Report: Warmer / Active Pattern to Continue – Colder Airmass to move into C US to close February. (J).

Good Sunday Afternoon! Active pattern expected to continue through the Week 1 period, with two impactful systems to bring heavy snowfall risks across the C Plains into the Great Lakes, and severe weather / heavy rain potential for the Mississippi / Ohio River Valley regions. Above normal precipitation and temperatures…