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May

5-23-24 Long Range: Monitoring potential for increased rain/storm cluster risks in the C. Plains/OHV in Early June. B.

Good morning everyone, here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/3TCQTj7Ah_4 Click link to the right for Hi-Res PDF: 052324LR Temperature: Frost threat possible Friday into Saturday morning across the Western Dakotas spreading into much of N. Dakota and N. MN Sat AM. Warmth lingers across the Eastern US vs. normal as…

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May

By Alyssa Elliott

5-23-24 AM Model Analysis: Watching for slightly warmer trends across the S. Central Plains and SE US week 2.A.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 5_23_24_AM Model Analysis

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May

By Bret Walts

5-22-24 Long Range: Active short-term pattern persists, thoughts on progression into early June. B.

Good morning everyone, here is your latest Long Range Report: NO NEW VIDEO THIS AM, be sure to take a look at yesterday's video for the latest discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htfdgJdIKMw Click link to the right for Hi-Res PDF: 5_22_24LR Temperature: Frost threat possible Friday into Saturday morning across the Western Dakotas spreading into…

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May

By Alyssa Elliott

5-22-24 AM Model Analysis: Anticipating warmer trends in the S. Central Plains and SE while cooler air remains in the Great Lakes Region, resulting in CDDs that are near to slightly above normal.A.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 5_22_24_AM Model Analysis

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May

By 15911man

5-21-24 Long Range: Analyzing Risks into Mid-June. B.

Good morning everyone, here is your latest Long Range Report: Click link to the right for Hi-Res PDF: 5_21_24_LR https://youtu.be/htfdgJdIKMw Temperature: Temperature pattern across the next two weeks for most will continue to run above normal The N Plains/Pac NW would be the sole region generally running slightly below normal for…

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May

By Alyssa Elliott

5-21-24 AM Model Analysis: Watching for slightly warmer trends across S. portions of the US for the week 2 timeframe.A.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 5_21_24_AM Model Analysis

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May

By 15911man

5-20-24 Long Range: Going Against the Grain of Data. B.

Good morning everyone, here is your latest Long Range Report: Video Link Below https://youtu.be/2e6EtEQLh2w Click link to the right for Hi-Res PDF: 5_20_24_LR Temperature: Temperature pattern across the next two weeks for most will continue to run above normal The N Plains/Pac NW would be the sole region generally running…

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May

By Alyssa Elliott

5-20-24 AM Model Analysis: Watching for slightly warmer trends towards the S. half of the OH Valley and the SE; meanwhile temps may trend slightly cooler in the upper midwest.A.

Good morning everyone, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 5_20_24_AM Model Analysis

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May

By Jonathan Kipper

5-19-24 Week Ahead Report: Active Pattern Continues to end May/begin June. JK.

Good Sunday afternoon ! Please read below for a text version and PDF forecast discussion through June 2nd. Week Ahead Report PDF: 5_19_24_WAO Week Ahead Outlook Video WEEK 1 TEMPERATURE NOTES The beginning of the week 1 timeframe will see above to much above normal temperatures stretching from the South…

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May

By 15911man

Corrected 5-17-24 Long Range: Update on Pattern Staying Active Ahead. K.

Good morning everyone, here is your latest Long Range Report: Click link to the right for Hi-Res PDF: 05_17_24_LR https://youtu.be/KmXRTAOiYJY?hd=1 05_17_24_LR Temperature: Temperature pattern over the next two weeks is nothing notable in terms of extreme anomalies. The active pattern features small temperature swings between numerous storm systems. Overall, through the rest…