Author: Nina Clarke

UNITED STATES — A long-awaited mid-February atmospheric pattern shift is now underway, delivering widespread snowfall across the Western United States, with impacts stretching from California and Oregon through the Northern Rockies and into the Southwest. Forecast snowfall data covering February 8–14 shows multiple mountain corridors positioned for sustained accumulation, signaling one of the most productive…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A developing storm system is expected to impact the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area this weekend, with precipitation likely arriving sometime between late Saturday night and early Monday morning. While some winter weather is possible at the onset, forecasters say this system does not appear nearly as cold or as impactful as the…

UNITED STATES — A significant mid-February pattern change is taking shape across the Lower 48, and the latest model guidance shows a split story developing between the West, the Central U.S., and the East. While much of the country trends warmer than average heading into next week, multiple storm systems remain active — including a…

UNITED STATES — A broad warming pattern is taking shape across much of the Lower 48, with Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois trending above average through this week and into next week, according to the latest Week 1 and Week 2 temperature anomaly outlooks. Meanwhile, both the West Coast and parts of the East…

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — A potential mid-February storm system continues to demand attention across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, even as forecast models shift back and forth on how cold — and how snowy — the setup ultimately becomes. The latest data shows a notable split between warmer operational runs and steadier ensemble guidance, keeping snow on…

UNITED STATES — A developing storm system is drawing close attention from forecasters as severe weather becomes increasingly likely across the Southern Plains and the Southeast, with impacts expected from Texas through Georgia between Saturday and Sunday, February 14–15. While details are still evolving, current model guidance points to a setup capable of producing damaging…

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — Meteorologists are closely monitoring a potential winter storm that could impact parts of Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the Mid-Atlantic around February 15–16, though confidence remains limited due to the system’s long-range status. Current guidance suggests the storm is unlikely to be a pure snow event, with rain and sleet mixing in, especially closer…

UNITED STATES — A developing storm system is raising concern across the Southern Plains and Southeast, with Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia all facing a renewed risk of severe weather this weekend. Forecast models indicate the potential for damaging winds, strong thunderstorms, and a few tornadoes from Saturday into Sunday, though meteorologists stress…

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS — A striking winter weather reminder is resurfacing for meteorologists and snow lovers alike as current forecasts highlight how difficult small-scale winter prediction can be. On February 1, 2021, parts of Massachusetts’ North Shore experienced one of the most dramatic snowfall gradients in recent memory, with a 17-inch difference in accumulation across just…

UNITED STATES — A major shift has emerged in the latest seasonal precipitation outlook, as the February run of the North American Multi-Model Ensemble (NMME) dramatically reverses its earlier dry forecast for May, June, and July across large portions of the Midwest and central United States. Regions that were previously projected to trend drier than…