Back to Typical Seattle Spring Well after the heat wave that gave us 70s and 80s along with a few 90s last week we are back to the more typical Seattle Spring. We have some rain currently around the sound, Mainly Tacoma northward to around Victoria B.C. This rain is slowly pushing north and we [...]

Since we last updated you in Mid-April on the state of the tropics, a lot more has come together and is giving us a look at what the first half of the season will hold, as well as what regions are going to be at the highest risk. Of course, with any prediction we make [...]

A more pronounced severe weather day across the country is set to impact the Mississippi Valley to Mid-Atlantic this afternoon and evening time frame.  Tuesday was among the first severe weather watched days but failed to perform as once forecast.  Reasons stood out to be have believed because of a much stronger cooler pool of [...]

  As rainfall overtakes the area as a result of an elongated low pressure developing off near Cape Cod, that low pressure is modeled to throw some back rainbands as it intensifies. It all comes down to location, location, location; in this case your distance from the low pressure. If you are closer to the [...]

A horrible tragedy occurred during the afternoon of May 20th, 2013. The tragedy relates to the Moore, Oklahoma tornado, which as of this writing, has killed at 37 people. The setup was nearly perfect for a tornado to form; there were huge amounts of instability for the thunderstorms to “pop” over the Midwest, and a [...]