Chad Merrill | Will April bring brush fire relief?
We saw how quickly brush fires can develop and spread despite lack of drought coverage in Western Maryland and the Potomac Highlands late in March. Given the dry end to
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We saw how quickly brush fires can develop and spread despite lack of drought coverage in Western Maryland and the Potomac Highlands late in March. Given the dry end to
As Central America braces itself for the whims of Mother Nature, the region finds itself caught in the chilly embrace of Cold Front 19.
By Jim Steele The Arctic Ocean was nick-named the “upside down Ocean” by Fridtjof Nansen. Nansen was a famous Norwegian zoologists, oceanographer, and Arctic explorer as well as winner of the 1922 Nobel Peace Prize. During his failed expedition to reach the North Pole, his boat, the Fram, got frozen in Arctic sea ice but…
Thursday was the WARMEST DAY since the 59-degree reading 45 days ago on Christmas Day here in Chicago. The high hit 59° at O’Hare and touched 60° at Midway—and this warmth occurred amid wind gusts which topped 40 mph in parts of the area. Thursday’s strong winds were the product of a vertical “stacking” of […]
There are two large-scale patterns, or what's called teleconnections, that meteorologists watch for when trying to determine the timing of cold and snow being more likely to occur across the eastern third of the country.