Farmers Almanacs Winter 2017 Split On Snow And Cold
The winter of 2016 to 2017 is slated to be dominated by a much different set of conditions than last year. We had a record El Nino then, but now
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November, 2016
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November, 2016
La Nina Formed: What it could mean to our winter
November 10 2016 - A much different weather pattern could be shaping up as a result of the waters in the Pacific Ocean. Today NOAA officially declared that a La
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November, 2016
NOAA Winter Outlook for 2016 to 2017
The winter outlook comes with great anticipation not only for students and teachers, but many businesses are affected by the weather. Some thrive and others are disrupted. This report is
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June, 2016
Storm Timeline Today And Severe Outlook This Weekend
Friday June 3 - There were showers overnight and the morning starts off quite muggy. Thick fog on the Eastern Shore has forced some school delays, but it's graduations today
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June, 2016
2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season NOAA Outlook And Storm Names
June 1 - The Atlantic begins on June 1 and ends November 30. This year has been a little unusual with the first storm being named in January. That was
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February, 2016
Slight Risk Of Severe Storms Into Central Maryland
February 24 6 AM Update- Fatal severe storms already ripped through the deep south Tuesday and overnight. NOAA's Storm Prediction Center has 30 reports of tornadoes (some of which might be
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January, 2016
NOAA Ranks Blizzard 2016 4th Worst Snowstorm On Record
The Blizzard of 2016 was the all time top snowfall in Baltimore and second highest in New York City, but for the Northeast as a whole, it wasn't the worst.
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January, 2016
Blizzard 2016 Seen By NASA Satellite From Space
After the truly epic record breaking snowstorm on January 23 2016, we had a clear sky to help blind us with light during the big dig cleanup. The storm fondly labeled
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January, 2016
NOAA Increased Weather Computing Power 4 Times Over
Weather forecasting heavy relies on computer models and $44.5 million just bought US weather computer models 5.78 petaflops of operational computing capacity. Yeah, that sounds Greek to me too, but
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December, 2015
Severe Storm And Tornado Risk Today: Not Rare Christmas Week
The Severe Storm Risk today has been bumped up to 'moderate' by NOAA's Storm Prediction Center. That means a large area around the Mississippi River Valley will see 15% of