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  CALGARY -- Hey, look, it's the article on Rex Blocks I referenced on Tuesday and Wednesday, again. Thursday is the day we're watching that Rex Block break apart, as the southern low portion is splitting and working across the continental United States. The high will stay behind and build into a rather strong ridge over British Columbia, from which we will experience a reasonably consistent uptick in temperatures, possibly up to the low 20s in a few pockets of the southern prairies. This dry spell will continue for a few more days. The latest fire ban comes in north of Calgary, in Moun...

  CALGARY -- On Tuesday I said we'd be referring to this article to describe conditions for a couple of days. That trend continues, relative to the Rex Block we're currently coping with. I use the term "coping" as lightly as possible, since high pressure is the dominant force in this forecast, which will continue increasing our high and low temperatures day-over-day through the week, capping with the warmest day Saturday (and dropping off dramatically Sunday – more on that in a bit). It is neither positive nor negative to see our fire ban charting remain the exact same as yesterday, as...

Agriculture.com Community Bookmark FYI: I just got word that it will be rainy in the Midwest beginning this week. And then it cools off as we head toward April 15-16 timeframe. How cool? A frost or a freeze is not being ruled out. What's behind this weather pattern? It's called a Monster Rex Block. You heard it here first. Here's more clarity from the National Weather Service. Rex blocks are characterized by a high-pressure system located pole-ward of a low-pressure system. The Rex block will remain nearly stationary until one of the height centers changes intensity, unbalancing the high-over...

The winter solstice, our shortest day and longest night of the year, arrives Monday Justin Grieser © Rex Block/Rex Block via CWG.news/Photos Flickr Sunset over Cash Lake at Patuxent National Wildlife Refuge, Dec. 13 (Rex Block via Flickr) Winter may just be getting started, but our long, dark nights are about to turn a bit brighter. Monday is the winter solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year in Earth’s Northern Hemisphere. On Tuesday, we’ll start gaining a few seconds of daylight again. This year’s solstice, which arrives Monday at 5:02 a.m. Eas...

Block, that's the immediate threat, brian. we'll be looking at heavy rain, a lot of flooding down there, then depending on the track of joaquin that's when we have to worry about the east coast. >> al roker, thanks. it will be a rough couple of days for millions of people and let's not forget transportation across this country. let's go to a place where they are used to big storms but this much precip heavy wind and heavy surf may verge on the ridiculous. gape gutierrez is in killdevil hills on the outer banks of north carolina. gabe? >> hey there, brian, good afternoon. as you mentioned this ...