COLD TEMPERATURES COMING FOR EAST COAST Some were shouting “Winter Cancel” barely a week into the solstice. We agree that we have been sort 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!
We did make some posts on above normal temperatures through New Year’s, and that will likely be the case at least into the first weekRead More
After a warm Christmas, many of us are wondering will the entire winter be above normal and snowless? Given that we are only 7 daysRead More
As many of us here at Carolina Weather Authority had visions of a white Christmas dancing through our heads, the “heat miser” had other plansRead More
There is no question that we will have a warm Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Rain will overspread our region tonight and into Monday, andRead More
POTENTIALS OF SNOW AND COLD POST-CHRISTMAS While it is well known that we will have well-above normal temperatures for Christmas, and after, the question arises,Read More
A Southeast Soaker is in store for late Sunday into Monday. There could be severe weather associated with this system, primarily in the Deep SouthRead More
We will transition to a period of below-normal temperatures for Wednesday and Thursday as much colder air moves in. Some locations could experience a 30Read More
BROWN CHRISTMAS EXPECTED If you are like me, a White Christmas would certainly be cool, however the odds are stacked against us here in theRead More
LATE-MONTH CHILL The Euro and GFS are both indicating what could be the displacement of the Polar Vortex in late December. The elongated vortex couldRead More
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