2-14-19 Long Range: Active pattern continues. Latest research on pattern, severe weather risks into March. B.
14
Feb
By Bret Walts

2-14-19 Long Range: Active pattern continues. Latest research on pattern, severe weather risks into March. B.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPDG7zgRAGI&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Slides (click link below to open in HD): 2-14 Long-Range Analysis Data continued slight warmer trends last night. Overall heating demand is still above normal due mostly to major cold continuing in the Western US. Data has trended further south with a clipper system for the…
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2-13-19 Long-range: Breaking down the North Pacific pattern for ideas into March…updated data regarding the spring forecast. M.
13
Feb
By Kirk Hinz

2-13-19 Long-range: Breaking down the North Pacific pattern for ideas into March…updated data regarding the spring forecast. M.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8bmf9ReAGU&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Slides (click link below to open in HD): 2-13-19 Long-Range Analysis Images: Key Points: Above normal heating demand for the week 1 period as we continue to rise following the last few below normal demand days. We still have a few lower demand days to work…
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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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