Author Archives: Mallory Cash
WC Update
Excited to hear the confidence in moving forward with the World Cup next week. The forecast isn’t amazingly cooperative, but certainly provides opportunity. Cold stayed around a little longer than expected with cold air damming setting up. It was expected but not as deep as it was. Warmer air holds strong until Thursday after as …
A Look Ahead – Several Rounds of Cold
The first significant round of cold continues to settle in Monday over the Great Lakes, with the coldest part of the air mass over the Northeast later Monday into Tuesday. It will gradually retreat into Wednesday, from southwest to northeast as a warm front approaches from the south. We may see some cold air damming …
The Next 5-7 Days…
As World Cup closes in, I wanted to provide some extra blogs on the incoming cold air and natural snow. Based off some VT snow stakes, there’s about 3″ reported at 4,000 feet and 1″ around 3,000 feet as of 6:00pm this evening. Snow should depart by 10pm, and temperatures may go down another two …
Short & Long Term Update 11/12
Long Term Views & Update 11/12
Long Term 11/12
Update & Long Term Trends
Stratospheric Warming – “Strat Warm”
While you may not hear much of this on TV or in normal weather websites, stratospheric warming can have a large impact on the weather in the United States. Last year, it was responsible for the intense snow, ice and cold felt in Texas and many parts of the south. The stratosphere is roughly 10-50km …
A Look Ahead – Waiting for the Cold
The majority of this week is spent waiting for the colder air mass which is scheduled to arrive this weekend. There are a few discrepancies on timing and initial depth but we’ll start to see some of those details come into light as we get closer. Overall Monday and Tuesday are warm days – probably …