Monday, April 22: Minor cooler changes over the weekend, especially with a weather system across the northern US next week, but overall still an exceptionally comfortable US pattern through early May with highs of upper 60s to 80s ruling most days.
Monday, April 22: Minor cooler changes over the weekend, especially with a weather system across the northern US next week, but overall still an exceptionally comfortable US pattern through early May with highs of upper 60s to 80s ruling most days.
Monday, April 22: Minor cooler changes over the weekend, especially with a weather system across the northern US next week, but overall still an exceptionally comfortable US pattern through early May with highs of upper 60s to 80s ruling most days.
Monday, April 22: Minor cooler changes over the weekend, especially with a weather system across the northern US next week, but overall still an exceptionally comfortable US pattern through early May with highs of upper 60s to 80s ruling most days.
Monday, April 22: Minor cooler changes over the weekend, especially with a weather system across the northern US next week, but overall still an exceptionally comfortable US pattern through early May with highs of upper 60s to 80s ruling most days.
Friday, March 15: The overnight weather data was mixed with some datasets slightly colder and others a touch milder, but still to the colder than no ...
March 8, 2019: Going into the weekend break, the overnight GFS and European models were very similar for the next 15-days. The image shows daily forec ...
Monday, February 25: Frigid cold blasts with Arctic origins are expected across the northern, central and eastern US March 1-9 with lows drop ...
Tuesday, February 19th: Nat gas prices seemingly rallied overnight when the GFS model trended further colder to add nearly 15 HDD’s, especially Feb 27-March 5. However, the European model didn’t agree and trended a little warmer to lo ...
Friday, February 15: A rather cold US pattern is on track for the next 7-Days. It will be colder than normal over the western and central US, while cool at times into Texas and the South. The Ohio Valley and Northeast will see […]
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