By Glenn Burns September is a month of transition. Right now the weather patterns in the northern hemisphere are in complete chaos. We will reach the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season on September 11.
Wildfires continue to rage out west in the hot, dry air.
The leaves on the trees in Canada are beginning their colorful transition into oblivion. Severe storms continue to rake the Great Plains states while the hot steamy air of the tropics continue to dominate our weather. Trying to predict weather during this transition month is, shall we say, a little difficult. What has me concerned is the North Atlantic Oscillation. Without going into great detail about meteorological jargon, suffice it to say that this NAO is expected to bring us another cold winter.