Today is the beginning of February, and the Central and Eastern US have endured an arctic outbreak over the past couple of days. We willRead 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!
There are many signs that point to an above-average start to February, as a whiplash warming trend will take place later this week and thisRead More
A piece of the Polar Vortex is visiting the US this week, however the extremely cold temperatures will be limited to up North. For theRead More
Finally, these cold temperatures will bring snow down to the Gulf states. Temperature’s have bitter over the past couple of weeks all along the EasternRead More
A fairly quick-moving Arctic front and subsequent wave of low pressure along the front will bring a quick burst of snow to the Deep SouthRead More
After consideration of the dynamics of the upcoming Tuesday into Wednesday event, more than likely it will be rain that will change over to snowRead More
The Euro model is holding steady with snow for the Southeast next week. Timing is looking like Tuesday into Wednesday. A quick burst of snowRead More
And just like that, a trend is starting to develop with the Euro model which is showing snow in the Deep South next week. WithRead More
A series of cold snaps will affect much of the eastern US, however, they will be mostly felt in northern regions. It will get coldRead More
Model guidance is a critical part of forecasting. They aren’t always correct, and especially aren’t to be taken verbatim. Sometimes they are way off. ButRead More
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