Winter Outlook 2016 from NOAA and CPC video
The official start of winter is December 1st in the meteorological community. On October 15, six weeks ahead of time NOAA and The National Weather Service gave their insight into
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October, 2015
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October, 2015
It’s Going To Get Cold: First Freeze and Frost
Enjoy today's mild temperatures as we aim to get back to the upper 60s, where we belong this time of year. But an early season cold snap will result from
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October, 2015
El Nino 2015 Is Too Big To Fail
This 2015 El Nino has already been compared to 1997 and discussed as one of the strongest on record. According to NASA, it continues to grow and has reached the
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August, 2015
Farmers Almanacs Winter Outlooks Favor Snow
Winter lovers may be rejoicing at two recent publications looking towards this winter of 2015-2016. There has been a lot of buzz about El Nino being the strongest on record,
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July, 2015
El Nino 2015 Compared to 1997 By NOAA: Strongest On Record?
This image released by NOAA's Environmental Visualization Laboratory shows the anomaly of sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean. In this case, the red shading shows temperatures warmer than normally
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July, 2015
El Nino growing stronger and could last into winter 2016
El Nino: Warmer than normal sea surface temperatures in the eastern Pacific NOAA has been tracking a developing El Nino in the Pacific Ocean all year. An alert