Our Monday update focuses on national warmth, as well as Texas heat. A stormy pattern will bring significant rain to parts of Texas into the Ohio Valley this week. Who will see severe weather? We discuss in our Texas round-up below or at theeyewall.com.
Today we recap the storm, look at the records, and take a more detailed look at how model performance went ahead of the storm. This one didn’t come completely out of nowhere, but the models had struggles. A fascinating storm to study. More below or at theeyewall.com.
Providence ends up just shy of 38”, obliterating the blizzard of ‘78. A first ballot hall of fame storm today.
32.8” in Providence, RI is a new record, busting the Blizzard of ‘78. Numerous 30” totals now across Rhode Island. Just shy of 30” on Long Island. Some 30” in SE Mass now too. Carlstadt, NJ at 28” highest total there. North Stonington, CT leads CT totals with 26.5”.
It seems likely that someone will hit 30" from the Northeast blizzard. Rhode Island or Long Island are in prime position. We take an early look at the numbers. We also debut a weekly look-ahead for Texas readers, as well as what else is coming. Read below or at theeyewall.com.
As the East Coast blizzard begins to wind up, we take one last look at forecast expectations for the event from the snow to the wind to the coastal flooding. It’s going to be a doozy. Details below or at theeyewall.com.
The forecast for tomorrow and Monday’s blizzard has even gotten a little more intense from Delmarva through Southern New England. Our evening post updates the snow totals, changes to impacts, and some historical context. Buckle up! Details below or at theeyewall.com.
An impressive forecast shift in the last couple days has led to an extremely significant winter storm and blizzard now being likely from Delaware through southern New England. We assess the impacts, how it will perform, and how we got here below or at theeyewall.com.
Today’s post focuses on weather in the Plains. High winds and fire danger there. Additionally, we take a look at the failure of Colorado River negotiations this weekend. This is a big deal, and we have a bevy of links to primary sources that explain this issue. Details below or at theeyewall.com.
Yesterday we discussed the West. Today, we discuss the Southeast. Some rain is coming this weekend, but will it be enough to help ease drought conditions? Details in our post below or at theeyewall.com.
After a very dry open to this year, the West will finally get some meaningful precipitation over the next 10 days. Is it enough to offset a bleak first half of winter? Not really. But it’s a start in the right direction if it can sustain a bit. Details in our post below or at theeyewall.com.
This evening, we recap the historic cold in Florida this morning, as well as the snowstorm in the Carolinas. We take a much closer look as well at why the Raleigh-Durham area saw such comparatively little snow relative to the rest of North Carolina. Details below or at theeyewall.com.
We are back today with a look at the weekend storm and its multiple hazards, as well as the potential for some of the coldest Florida weather in years. That and some observations from this week’s annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society in our post! Details below or at theeyewall.com
You want details on potential southern snow? A windstorm on the Plains? Cold weather? January tropical development in the pacific? What? Read more below or at theeyewall.com.
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Today, we take a look at some flooding that’s occurring elsewhere on the planet, with a trip into Australia, Mozambique, and Canada. That and some catch-up on news from earlier in autumn in today’s post below or at theeyewall.com.
Wind gusts of 75 mph in Buffalo and lake effect snow indicate a return to winter for many. Meanwhile, more rain is coming for SoCal, and Western U.S. snowpack is in bad, bad shape at a very critical moment in Colorado River negotiations. Details below or at theeyewall.com.
A snowstorm is incoming for parts of the Northeast, including New York City. We also look at the record warmth, including some all-time December record warmth in the U.S. A return to more standard winter fare awaits in a few days. Details on that and more today. Click below or visit theeyewall.com.
It would appear a serious flooding risk is developing for Southern California on Wednesday. We explain, have details on the other impacts across California, including a review of flooding near Redding yesterday. We also discuss a record warm Christmas for many. Details below or at theeyewall.com.
Some absolutely wild weather out West, with fire danger risks and powerful winds in the Front Range foothills today outside Denver, as well as potential for a major storm in California next week. Details on that and more in today’s post below or at theeyewall.com.
This post has been edited to add a link and context around new reporting from NOTUS (bsky.app/profile/anna...) that suggests the NCAR closure is related to a personal spat between Trump and Colorado's governor, which if true is shocking in its context.
Today we discuss the news that NCAR, a critical cog in weather research has been targeted to be dismantled by the Trump Administration and why that's a really, really bad decision. We also connect NCAR to ongoing atmospheric river events. More below or at theeyewall.com.
Recent flooding in Washington and British Columbia exposes the challenges of competing neighboring interests when it comes to water. It should serve as another wakeup call that collaborative, joint approaches to flooding/water are critical for the future. More below or at theeyewall.com.
We have an update on the now-record flooding in spots that’s occurring in Washington State. We also take a look at record cold this weekend in the Midwest and the potential for a serious nationwide warm up leading into Christmas week. Details below or at theeyewall.com.
ICYMI last night, we've got a new post sharing a bunch of info on the Colorado River water situation in the West, including a booklist! We also tackle the ongoing atmospheric river event in the Pac NW and tie it back to what's been happening this autumn. More below or at theeyewall.com.
It’s late, but we finally got done a post we’ve been meaning to do for a long time — and then some! A deep dive on the Pacific Northwest flooding, a look at Colorado River negotiations, a book list for understanding water in the West, and much more! Check it out below or at theeyewall.com.
We have an updated outlook for Wednesday’s travel! Doesn’t look awful, but there are a couple things to point out. Also, lake effect snow cranks later this week. We assess the chances of a strong blast of cold next week as well, and a handful of news too. Oh, and the tropics? Not totally dead.
We have the latest on Texas rain and flooding risk today, as well as an early look at Thanksgiving and holiday travel weather. We also take a look at FEMA news, mosquito news, recovery news in Alaska, and the Panama Canal. Below or at theeyewall.com.
This week’s weather includes snow, cold, and a wet West. We take a first crack at the historical perspective of this hurricane season. And newsy bits today focuses on the federal government’s withdrawal from disaster mitigation and aid. More in the post! Below or at theeyewall.com.
Back this Thursday. The latest on a push of Arctic air this weekend into the Eastern US, as well as a developing stormy pattern late next week in California. A lot of weather-related news from research to flood mitigation to share and an update on NOAA/NWS as well below or at theeyewall.com.
We have an update on Melissa’s aftermath in the Caribbean, plus a look back at an event that got kind of lost in the shuffle with Melissa: A deadly flash flooding event in New York City back on Thursday. Plus, a look at a forthcoming atmospheric river for the West. More below or at theeyewall.com.
