Tuesday January 12 2021 The Polar Vortex Disruption and Sudden Stratospheric Disruption have been popular topics in the past week. This is all in anticipation of winter finally making a
November 19 2020 We are going to get more snow than last winter! That’s the easy part, because there isn’t much room for less than 1.8 inches in Baltimore. But
November 17, 2020 To say the tropical season in the Atlantic Ocean was Blockbuster, would be an understatement. The records include the most named storms at 30 (as of the
November 5 2020 The Polar Vortex has been ‘a thing’ for a very long time. It only gained popularity in the past decade with record cold outbreaks and the desire
October 22 2020 The solar cycle measuring sunspot activity has long been thought to play a role in the winter weather. Last year I showed the correlation of low sunspots
October 14, 2020 Is there a bumper crop of squirrels this year? I wasn't sure if was just me, or you have seem a large and active population recently. They
November 26 2019 I have been working on my winter outlook and snowfall for the past two months. Over that time I have shared multiple posts on elements I consider,
November 19, 2019 This is the third part of my Winter Storm Outlook Series for the 2019-2020 winter season. The is my last installment before my complete outlook and formal
October 17 2019 The Winter Outlook from NOAA for the 2019 to 2020 season came out today. The first thing of note is that there will be NO El Nino
October 1 2019 After one of the hottest and driest Septembers on record in Baltimore, we have started the month of October still with summer heat. As an established snow
