WHY MODELS ARE RARELY ACCURATE There have been many of times where we see a post and it’s a model image, and it’s one ofRead More
Author: Michael Griffith
I have had a passion for the weather since a very young age and am a degreed meteorologist. I have a Bachelor of Science from Penn State University and a Master's from Plymouth State University. If you ever see me out and about in the Charlotte, NC or Fort Mill, SC area, be sure to say hi!
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For the past two winters, we had a blazing El Nino, and it kept us above average here in the East as far as overallRead More
After a brief spell of cooler than usual temperatures, mainly across the South, we will warm up once again for many here in the East.Read More
When we can’t get good model agreement, typically that is grounds for a low-confidence forecast. When confidence is low, sometimes the scenario does not unfoldRead More
Satellite imagery is showing Irma is already strengthening slowly moving away from Cuba. She looks to be heading directly for Cape Coral and the Tampa/St.Read More
Summer is coming to a close, and will transition to fall later this month. Meteorological Fall actually started on September 1st, and many of usRead More
Extremely dangerous Hurricane Irma is in the Caribbean currently wreaking havoc with Cuba, and then will make a northward turn Saturday into Sunday. The forecastRead More
Here is one scenario I am seeing for the path of Irma. Another scenario will shift over east with time. Anywhere along the Southeast CoastRead More
Hello members, Here is my current thinking on the forecast track for Irma. The nice cool autumn airmass on top of us right now willRead More
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