NORTH CAROLINA — A developing weather setup for early next week is drawing attention from forecasters across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, as multiple forecast models are now showing a notable freezing rain signal just north of a critical thermal boundary. While it remains too early for specific impact forecasts, the agreement across several major models…
NORTH CAROLINA — Residents across North Carolina are in for a dramatic stretch of weather swings, with temperatures jumping from the 20s in the morning to the 60s by afternoon — followed by rain, colder air, and even the possibility of a brief freezing mix early next week. Forecast maps show a strong warm air…
NORTH CAROLINA — A powerful and unusually wet early-March storm pattern is taking shape across the Southeast, with multiple forecast models signaling the potential for 5 to 8 or more inches of rainfall across parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and surrounding states over the next 1 to 2 weeks. Ensemble guidance from…
NORTH CAROLINA — A long stretch of below-average rainfall across the Southeast may finally be shifting, as new forecast data suggests a wetter pattern could begin developing over the next two weeks. Recent 120-day precipitation anomaly maps show much of the Southeast — including North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and parts of Virginia…
UNITED STATES — A dramatic surge in spring bird migration is underway, with more than 75 million birds detected by radar over the past week as they head north across the central and eastern United States. Migration tracking data shows especially strong movement across: • Texas • Oklahoma • Missouri • Arkansas • Tennessee •…
COLORADO — Talk of a “big snowstorm” in the Denver metro next week is spreading quickly online, but the latest ensemble data suggests a more measured outlook. Yes, snow is likely in the Denver area between Tuesday and Saturday of next week. However, declaring a major snowstorm this far out remains premature. What the European…
TEXAS & OKLAHOMA — A developing severe weather setup could bring strong to locally severe thunderstorms across parts of the Southern Plains on Wednesday, with the greatest risk currently centered from north Texas into southern Oklahoma. Forecast guidance highlights a 15% severe probability area stretching across the Red River region, placing several major metro areas…
UNITED STATES — A last-minute model shift is raising eyebrows tonight, as the 12Z HRRR run hints at a narrow but intense snow band that could brush parts of a major metro area tomorrow. Before jumping to conclusions, forecasters caution this is just one model run — and fine-scale placement could shift north or south….
UNITED STATES — Long before social media and round-the-clock weather coverage, a powerful non-tropical cyclone in 1968 rapidly intensified off the East Coast — strong enough to display a clear eye-like feature on early satellite imagery. While many residents don’t remember it, largely because it stayed 100–150 miles offshore, archived surface maps show a classic…
MISSISSIPPI & ALABAMA — Numerous scattered thunderstorms moved across parts of Mississippi and Alabama this evening, with several storms reaching strong to locally severe levels. Radar imagery shows clusters of intense cells producing large hail, gusty winds, and pockets of heavy rainfall. While tornado risk has not been the primary concern, this event highlights how…