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Lukewarm and Quiet – Sliding Into a Cooler, Wetter Pattern?

Lukewarm and Quiet – Sliding Into a Cooler, Wetter Pattern?

by Paul Douglas | Aug 31, 2021 | Blog

I’m OK With A Quiet Spell of Weather Most days I’m just a bewildered spectator trying to connect the weather-dots. Right now I’m amazed by how much of America is either on fire or underwater. And weather models have consistently underestimated the ferocity of...
Chipping Away At The Drought: Another 1-3″ Possible Next 60 Hours

Chipping Away At The Drought: Another 1-3″ Possible Next 60 Hours

by Paul Douglas | Aug 26, 2021 | Blog

Twin Cities National Weather Service A Risk of Flash Floods During a Drought ”Papa, tell me the story about the year we had floods during a drought?” Well Jordan, the year was 2021, and it was bone-dry. Parts of Minnesota were on fire. Farmer were worried, even the...
Power of NOAA Weather Radio – Drought-Denting Rains – Catastrophic Flash Flooding in Tennessee

Power of NOAA Weather Radio – Drought-Denting Rains – Catastrophic Flash Flooding in Tennessee

by Paul Douglas | Aug 25, 2021 | Blog

Cheap Life Insurance: NOAA Weather RadioPaul Douglas My NOAA Weather Radio Alarmed Me During the wee hours of Tuesday morning I was momentarily convinced we were under attack. Alarms blaring, a strobe light flashing in our bedroom. After unplugging the alarm clock it...
Putting a Few Big Dents in the Drought – Wet Bias Into Mid September?

Putting a Few Big Dents in the Drought – Wet Bias Into Mid September?

by Paul Douglas | Aug 24, 2021 | Blog

At the end of the rainbow is a billboard?Paul Douglas Putting a Few Dents In Our Drought Mother Nature is extra-loopy this summer. Now that it’s late August the pattern looks like something I’d expect to see in early June: waves of warm fronts lapping north, each one...
Drought Comparisons to 1988 as Strong/Severe T-storms Arrive Later Today

Drought Comparisons to 1988 as Strong/Severe T-storms Arrive Later Today

by Paul Douglas | Aug 20, 2021 | Blog

US Drought Monitor Bringing Back Dusty Memories of 1988 Drought My 91 year old father (Volker) just flew in to meet his new great grandson (Jordan). He was immediately struck by the stress that trees, lawns and crops are experiencing from drought increasingly...
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