NEW ENGLAND — Long-range forecast models are now signaling a sharp warm-up during the second week of March, with both the GFS and European (ECMWF) guidance showing daytime highs potentially surging into the 70s for several consecutive days. While springlike warmth may sound appealing after weeks of winter, meteorologists caution that a rapid temperature spike…
MIDWEST — Forecasters are closely monitoring a developing winter system expected to bring accumulating snow Sunday evening into Monday morning across portions of Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana, with the heaviest snowfall currently projected across central Illinois and areas south of Interstate 80. Latest model ensembles show a defined swath of moderate snowfall stretching from…
FLORIDA — Wildfire smoke from the Everglades is expanding northward across Southwest Florida as shifting winds ahead of an approaching front push thicker plumes into populated areas, sending air quality readings into unhealthy territory in parts of Collier County. Air quality maps show red indicators across portions of Southwest Florida, with Naples registering an AQI…
UNITED STATES — Long-range severe weather guidance is beginning to align on a potentially active stretch between March 5 and March 11, with the Southern and Central Plains emerging as the primary corridor for elevated supercell potential. New CFSv2 Week 2 Supercell Composite Parameter projections show a concentrated zone of heightened severe-weather signals extending from…
UNITED STATES — Ensemble guidance continues to trend upward for a potentially significant severe weather setup across the Southern Plains around March 5, with model signals increasingly favoring central and north Texas into southern Oklahoma as the corridor to watch. Recent GEFS runs show a notable expansion in probabilities for favorable severe-weather synoptics across portions…
UNITED STATES — Forecast guidance is pointing toward a dramatic pattern change as we move into March, beginning with a potential winter storm setup across the Midwest, Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast before flipping toward widespread warmth and an active, rain-dominated storm track across the central and eastern United States. Early March Winter Storm Potential…
UNITED STATES — One of the most devastating winter storms in American history unfolded when a powerful coastal system stalled along the Eastern Seaboard, unloading extraordinary snowfall totals from Pennsylvania to Maine and shutting down some of the nation’s largest cities. The Great Blizzard overwhelmed infrastructure, stranded thousands, and produced snowfall amounts that remain legendary…
UNITED STATES — Long-range guidance is signaling a notable pattern change in early March, with an active storm track expected to develop from the Southern Plains into the Midwest beginning around March 5 and potentially lasting into mid-month. Rapid Transition Toward an Active Pattern Ensemble precipitation anomaly forecasts highlight a corridor of above-normal rainfall stretching…
SOUTHERN UNITED STATES — A significant severe weather outbreak tore across the Deep South as a powerful squall line moved from Arkansas into Mississippi and Tennessee, producing widespread damaging winds and multiple tornadoes. Moderate Risk Issued Across the Mid-South The Storm Prediction Center placed portions of Mississippi, western Tennessee, eastern Arkansas, northern Louisiana, and western…
UNITED STATES — The Climate Prediction Center is highlighting a developing risk of heavy precipitation from March 4 through March 10, 2026, with a broad corridor stretching from parts of Texas northward into the Mid-Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Slight Risk Area Spans South-Central to Midwest States Forecast guidance outlines a Slight Risk (20–40% probability) zone…