Storms, some possibly severe, are in our forecast for the overnight hours Tuesday evening into Wednesday across middle Tennessee. Can't rule out a possible tornado, large hail, or torrential downpours. Yet another round of storms is possible for Friday and Friday night.
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For your Tuesday, another nice day on tap. We'll exceed the same high (66°) as we had Monday with a high today near 70°. A chance of an isolated thunderstorm during the afternoon hours. Tuesday night is expected to become bumpy in the very early morning hours with storms lingering on Wednesday, high of 72° with gusty southwest winds to 25 mph.
We'll catch a break on Thursday with a high in the 60's and storms are right back in the forecast for Friday and Friday night.
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Since severe weather is on the horizon, today I will be featuring the Midland Radio company. They are a manufacturer of wireless communications. They have a worldwide presence and were known in the 70's for CB radios and household electronics. They are well known for 2-way radio products and are an industry leader in several categories.
"Early Warning Is Your Best Protection" is a phrase that Midland uses in conjunction with their product offering.
Here is a shortcut to 'purchase a weather radio'. Locally, in Cookeville, you can purchase this weather radio at places like Electronics Express, Wal-Mart, Kmart, and other places. Additionally, you can purchase online from plenty of places. The link above will assist you with the purchase.
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Warning to my friends in the interior: Fog HO!
It's 3pm on Saturday and our week of gorgeous weather is coming to a close. I can see a huge fog bank churning its way from the direction of the Hawaiian Islands towards us here at the western edge of America. Just to remind me I'm not back in Bali yet, and that it is winter in the northern hemi.
Anyway, at least I had my ride with the top down today, enjoying one of those amazing winter days when the coast is hotter than the inland valleys.
Tisk-tisk of the day: Letters to the editor of the Oklahoma City newspaper, slamming Al Gore for his "global warming hoax" because "we've had more snow this year than most," and because "God controls the weather."


February 18, 2015
A total of 18 astronomers across the globe confirmed the existence of the object. Most agree that it is possibly a cloud and is located so high on the Martian surface that it should have been dissipated by the solar wind, which has not happened.
The proportions, obtained by the study by the University of the Basque Country, place the object almost 200 km above the surface of the red planet and its diameter is estimated to be almost 1,000 km. This has led researchers to consider that the object is a massive cloud of gas, vapor, or even CO2, although no one has detected such clouds that reach only half the elevation that it has reached.
via Origin of mysterious cloud on Mars remains unexplained – FayerWayer.
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Lake Pedder in Tasmania's south-west has reached capacity for the first time in 28 years.
Statistically, July runs second to June as the wettest month of the year for Adelaide.


Delays and cancellations have been announced for January 17th and 18th.
German air transport has been hit by freezing temperatures and extreme weather, with hundreds of flights grounded.
Airports have warned that severe disruption caused by the extreme cold is creating dangerous conditions for aircraft on the ground and in the air.
Hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled on Wednesday, and the disruption is expected to continue until Thursday (January 18).
Travelers are encouraged to check flight status before heading to the airport.
Flights canceled at German airport due to ‘extreme’ conditions
Travelers planning to depart from German airports on January 18 and in the coming days have been warned to expect disruption.
The German Meteorological Office has warned that heavy snowfall is expected across the country, with some regions expecting up to 30 centimeters of snow over the next 24 hours.
Freezing temperatures are creating dangerous conditions for pilots.
frankfurt airport It is currently the most affected. TravelHub warns of major flight delays and cancellations.
Of the 1,047 flights scheduled for Wednesday, 570 were cancelled. More than 300 of the 1,000 flights scheduled for Thursday were also grounded.
The airport said that although planes can be de-iced, there is a risk that ice will re-accumulate while taxiing along the runway.
“Due to the expected weather conditions, there will be flight disruptions and cancellations on January 17th. frankfurt airport. “We expect flight disruptions due to weather on January 18,” the spokesperson said.
If a flight is cancelled, travelers are asked not to come to the airport.
munich airport 254 flights were also grounded.
In western Germany, Saarbrücken airport was closed all day on Wednesday, with Düsseldorf and Cologne/Bonn airports also experiencing delays and impacts. cancel.
The German Meteorological Office has raised the weather warning for some areas to level 4, or “very severe.”
A black ice warning has been issued at Frankfurt Airport. If this accumulates on the runway, it reduces the aircraft’s traction and creates a risk of an accident.
Freezing rain is also a problem for pilots in flight. Ice buildup on the wings of an aircraft can make the aircraft unstable.
Lufthansa flights are likely to be used the most confusion. The airline is based at Frankfurt and Munich airports.
Passengers are urged to check the flight status on the airline’s and airport’s websites in advance and, in the worst case, not to go to the airport. cancel.
In December, Munich Airport was forced to close for several days due to snowfall. One plane, which was not in use at the time, tipped backwards due to snow accumulating on its fuselage.
German train services suspended due to freeze
Germany’s national railway operator Deutsche Bahn (DB) also issued a warning. delay Cancellation due to freezing conditions.
As a precaution, the company on Wednesday eliminated several long-distance connections and limited the top speed of its high-speed ICE trains to 200 km/h.
DB has warned that more services could be affected by the extreme weather on Thursday.


Lives might be jeopardized in the UK and parts of the British Isles as Storm Ciarán strikes, forecasters have actually cautioned.
Effective winds and rain are currently lashing southern England and gusts of as much as 95mph (152km/h) are anticipated to strike the Channel Islands.
The Met Office has actually alerted of travel interruption and damage to structures, triggering the statement of a significant occurrence in Hampshire.
There are likewise 33 flood cautions in location throughout England.
Storm-force gusts, heavy rains and seaside flooding are anticipated in the Channel Islands, where conditions might be a few of the worst seen in years and flood defence procedures have actually been put in location.
Yellow and amber cautions for wind and rain – showing prospective threats to life and home – have actually been provided by the Met Office for parts of England and Scotland.
An amber caution of wind has actually been provided for South West England from 03:00 GMT to 11:00 on Thursday, and for the East of England and the South East from 06:00 to 17:00 on Thursday.
Heavy rain was pressing into parts of Cornwall and Devon on Wednesday night. The Met Office stated there was some unpredictability around the course of the storm, however the “biggest effects (are) likely along the south coast”.
The Met Office states the UK has actually provisionally tape-recorded the joint-sixth wettest October on record, after the heavy rain brought by Storm Babet. Eastern Scotland had its wettest October because records started in 1836, with 82% more rain than its average.
Gusts are most likely to reach 70-80mph (113-129 km/h) in some seaside locations in southern England, and in a couple of seaside areas might surpass 85mph (123 km/h). And20-30mm of rain is anticipated in southern and western locations.
Other crucial advancements consist of:
- Conditions on the Channel Islands are anticipated to be the worst in more than 36 years. Main seaside roadways on Jersey are closed till Thursday afternoon, and schools and the airport will close down on Thursday. Some 200 one-tonne bags of sand have actually been positioned at the top of slipways along the south coast, and hold-ups to publish are anticipated
- Guernsey and Alderney airports will close on Thursday
- Individuals in Jersey and Guernsey have actually likewise been asked not to stock items after grocery store racks were removed
- Storm Ciarán has actually been stated a significant event in Hampshirewith schools in Southampton encouraged to close on Thursday
- Southern Railway, Southeastern, ThamesLink, and Gatwick Express have actually prompted commuters to work from home on Thursday, alerting they will be not likely to supply rail replacement transportation
- A handful of arrivals and leaving flights have actually been cancelled at Southampton and Exeter airports.
- 6 over night crossings on the Portsmouth to Fishbourne path have actually been cancelled by ferryboat business Wightlink.
- Dorset Council prompted individuals to prevent seaside locationsBournemouth and Boscombe Piers have actually been shut, while the lifting of the Twin Sails bridge in Poole has actually been suspended. Some schools are closed
- In Devonmore than 170 schools will close or open late on Thursday
- A caravan park in Wales has actually left locals following a cautioning that flooding might present a danger to life
- Alerts for the Essex coast have actually been updated to amber from 06:00 to 17:00 on Thursday
- Homeowners in Swindon have actually been handed more than 200 sandbagswhile council groups clear gullies and drains pipes
- An automobile was cleaned into the sea in Sidmouth, Devon. Cops stated no one remained in the automobile at the time
The power of the storm is produced by a phenomenon called explosive cyclogenesis – often called a “bomb cyclone” – where a location of low pressure quickly deepens and enhances, triggering the weather condition system to strongly turn.
The amber cautions for wind might trigger structural damage, the Met Office cautioned.
It stated gusts might blow off roofings, lower powerlines and interfere with transportation paths.
Flying particles might be a risk to life, it stated, and there is the capacity for big waves and beach product being tossed onto seaside roadways.
There are likewise yellow cautions for rain for eastern England, London, the South East, South West, North West, West Midlands and Wales from 18:00 on Wednesday.
And yellow cautions for wind remain in location for the East of England, London, South East, South West and Wales from 21:00 on Wednesday to 23:59 on Thursday.
In Scotland, a yellow caution for rain has actually been provided for the south west and Lothian Borders from 06:00 Thursday to 06:00 Friday. An earlier caution for rain in Northern Ireland has actually been cancelled however the area has actually currently seen some flooding.
East Devon District Council stated a short-lived barrier of sand and a material membrane were being put in location to lower the effect of waves from the storm.
With trees still completely leaf and the ground currently saturated, Devon County Council stated there was a high opportunity that there would be a great deal of particles on the roadways and a danger of highway flooding.
It stated it would have extra personnel keeping track of the highways, along with tree cosmetic surgeons and gully jetters on standby to keep drains pipes and gullies as clear as possible.
Storm Ciarán follows localised weather-related occurrences last weekend when big waves lowered seaside barriers in North Tyneside and homes were left and stores were harmed when a town in County Durham was deluged by “numerous feet of water”.
In West Sussex on Sunday, a caravan park in Bognor Regis was immersed, the town’s Tesco grocery store parking lot was flooded, and the roofing of a home was duped in heavy winds that citizens referred to as like a “twister”.
Professionals state a warming environment increases the opportunity of extreme rains and storms.
Lots of aspects contribute to severe weather condition and it takes time for researchers to determine how much effect environment modification has actually had on specific occasions – if any.
The world has actually currently warmed by about 1.1 C because the commercial period started and temperature levels will keep increasing unless federal governments around the globe make high cuts to emissions.
How is Storm Ciarán impacting you? If it is safe to do so, contact us.


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Here are 5 pieces of information designed to get your weekend started just a bit early and to help make you the smartest person on your team.
1. Your 3-Day Weekend Local Weather Forecast:
- AAccording to the NWS, there is a slight chance of showers after 4pm. Increasing clouds, with a high near 40. Light and variable wind. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Friday Night Showers likely, mainly between midnight and 3am. Cloudy, with a low around 32. Calm wind becoming southeast around 6 mph in the evening. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.
- Saturday A chance of showers, mainly before 7am. Patchy fog before 1pm. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near 43. Calm wind becoming southwest around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
- Saturday Night Patchy fog before 10pm. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. Calm wind.
- Sunday A slight chance of showers after 4pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 56. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Sunday Night A chance of showers after 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 44. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
2. It's Happening Today: Are you a fan of adult beverages? Are you at least 21? Then you might want to check out the Beer Tasting at Redstone Liquors, 109 Main St, Stoneham. It starts at 4 p.m. and it is free.
3. Reader Comment of the Day: "Like anything else, a ban would only work if there was enforcement. Many town codes and laws, especially regarding traffic are not routinely enforced adequately. Crosswalks are not a safe place to be. Sidewalks are considered private parking spaces. Stop signs are just a suggestion. Speed limits are not routinely enforced. What makes you think a BAN on anything would make any difference?" Reader Bill Miller, commenting on the story, "What Would You Ban in Stoneham?"
4. Quote of the Day: “These are weapons designed for war – not for hunting or protecting one’s home – and have no purpose except to kill as many people as possible without the need to reload."
5. It's Happening Today, Part 2: The Stoneham High varsity boys basketball team is at home tonight to take on Watertown High. Tap-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. Go Spartans!!


GARRETT COUNTY SKIES
By Dr. Bob Doyle, Frostburg State Planetarium
Garrett County Skies for June 2018
June is Sunniest Month with earliest sunrise, highest sun and latest sunset
June opens with an Oakland sunrise at 5:53 a.m. and sunset at 8:38 p.m. The year’s earliest sunrises are at 5:50 a.m. that prevail from June 9 to 19. The most daylight occurs on June 21, the first day of summer, when the sun crests highest in the South at 1:20 p.m. at an angle of 73 degrees altitude. This day, the days before and after will have 14.95 hours of sunlight. The latest sunset will be at 8:49 p.m., which will hold for June 25 – July 1. June ends with sunrise at 5:54 a.m. and sunset at 8:49 p.m. This large serving of sunlight is due to the Earth’s axis being most tipped towards the sun on June 21.
Venus is the beautiful evening ‘star’ shining in the West for several hours after sunset. After it gets dark, the bright planet Jupiter appears low in the Southeast. Venus is brighter than Jupiter due to its closeness to both the Earth and the sun. Both Venus and Jupiter are swathed in highly reflective clouds. During the night, the Earth’s rotation will cause Jupiter to roll towards the West, dropping out of view in the early morning hours. During June, the planet Saturn slowly creeps into the evening sky. On June 26, Saturn will be closest to the Earth for the year at a distance of 840 million miles or 75 light minutes. (So when you spot Saturn low in the Southeast at 10 p.m. in late June, you will be seeing Saturn as it was 75 minutes earlier.) Unfortunately Saturn will be too low then so you are advised to wait till 1 a.m. when it will be higher in the South to see Saturn’s rings with a telescope. The orange planet Mars closes in on the Earth during June. In late June, it will rising in the Southeast in the last hour of the evening and will be about as bright as Jupiter but with an orange tint. Mars will be closest to the Earth on July 30, when it will be 36.4 million miles away (only 3.3 light minutes). In late June, the small planet Mercury will appear below and to the right of Venus.
In early June, there will be some moonlight in the late evening. Early in the morning of June 3, the planet Mars will appear underneath the moon. On June 6, the moon will appear half full (like a reversed ‘D’) in the southern dawn. On June 13, the moon’s motion will carry the moon from the morning to the evening side of the sun (New Moon). At dusk on June 16, a slender crescent moon will appear to the left of the brilliant planet Venus. On June 20, the evening moon will appear half full (like a ‘D’) in the southwestern sky. On June 23, the moon will appear close to the bright planet Jupiter. On the evening of June 28, the moon will be full, rising about sunset and staying visible all through the night. This full moon will have the lowest sky path, never getting higher than one third up in the South. Next to the moon on that evening will be the planet Saturn.
On June 30, the moon will appear near the planet Mars in the last hour of the evening.
On June evenings, the star group Cassiopeia (5 stars) appears as a stretched out ‘W’ low in the North. The Big Dipper (7 stars) is slowly descending in the North Northwest with its bowl lower and its handle stars upward. The handle stars if extended in a curve arc outward will take you to Arcturus (ark-TOUR-ess), a bright golden star high in the West. The southern evening sky features the bright planet Jupiter and the star group of the Scorpion, resembling a starry ‘J’. Near the top of the ‘J’ is the bright pinkish star Antares (an-TEAR-ess). To the right of the Scorpion is the ‘Tea Pot’ of Sagittarius. Just above the top of the tea pot is the planet Saturn. In the eastern evening sky is the Summer Triangle, a trio of bright stars. The peak star in the Triangle is the bright white blue star Vega (vee-GAH).
A very good June evening star chart is available at www.skymap.com/planetarium/html .
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The Sun produced three C-class flares, originating from Catania sunspot groups 2 (no NOAA numbering yet) and 3 (NOAA AR 2201). A prominence eruption occurred at the SE quadrant, starting at around 3:45 UT on November 1. No coronagraphic data are available yet to verify the direction of propagation of an associated CME. However, given the source location, any effect on Earth is unlikely. Further flaring activity at the C-level is expected from Catania groups 99 (NOAA AR 2202), 2 and 3.The interplanetary magnetic field magnitude reached a maximum of 16 nT and decreased again to about 10 nT. The Bz component was mainly positive. The solar wind speed has a value of about 520 km/s, with a maximum of about 580 km/s at 8:00 UT. Quiet to active conditions are expected, with limited chances for minor storm conditions due to CH high speed stream influences.


Cyclone Fani: 223 trains cancelled till Saturday
New Delhi: As a precaution against cyclone ‘Fani’, the Indian Railway has cancelled 223 trains in the Bhadrak-Vizianagaram section, along the coastal lines of Odisha on the Kolkata-Chennai route till May 4, officials said.
A senior Railway Ministry official told IANS: “140 Mail and Express trains and 83 passenger trains have been cancelled till May 4 afternoon on the Bhadrak-Vizianagaram section (along Odisha coastline) of Kolkata-Chennai route.”
He said that nine trains have been diverted and four trains have been short terminated.
Earlier in the day, extremely severe cyclone storm cyclone Fani, which hit Odisha coast near Puri on Friday morning, triggered heavy rains in parts of north coastal Andhra Pradesh, while gusty winds uprooted trees and electricity poles.


UPDATE Dec. 2013: Climate.Gov has released a newer and more accurate version of their "Chance of a White Christmas" map, based on the new 1981-2010 data set. Unfortunately, due to it being a different design, I can't compare it to the previous climate data set any more than I did last year in my blog entry "White Christmas vs. Global Warming."
ORIGINAL REPORT (Nov. 2009):
With holidays coming up, the song "Over The River" starts playing in my head... but why did the "horse" have to "know the way through... drifting snow" in a Boston suburb for Thanksgiving? It turns out that most Holiday lore was invented in the 1800s during a climatic event known as "The Little Ice Age," when pre-holiday snow was common in the populated areas of New England and Europe. I've dusted off a blog entry that I wrote in 2006 and have refreshed it with larger graphics and corrected links.
Read on to find out to find out the meteorological significance of these holiday gems:
"Over the River and Through the Woods" (1840s)
- November snow was common in Boston
Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" (1840s)
- London would often have snow cover in December
"Twas the Night Before Christmas" (1820s)
- December snow was typical then in New York City
- Reindeer (Arctic animals) aren't found at this latitude anymore
The Song "A White Christmas" (1942)
- Was done later but they were "dreaming" about stories their grandparents told them
There are a number of holiday (Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Holiday) sales happening this season with gadgets that can help you observe the weather.
Siberia has fallen to -66 degrees as the cold air pool grows and throws off a storm to soak Japan with 2 feet of rain and even more snow.
This week's powerful California storm has now brought a report of a tornado in southern L.A. this morning, and additional reports of waterspouts this afternoon
A very deep storm in the North Atlantic, not far from a strong high pressure system, will cause incredible wave heights midweek.
Super Typhoon Hagupit is approaching the Philippines today, threatening to make landfall near the same area that Super Typhoon Haiyan did in 2013.
Different layers of temperatures in the atmosphere will cause the precipitation to end up in various forms. Looking at the NMM forecast cross-section...


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Tornadoes ripped through four states on Tuesday night and Wednesday killing at least two people, as an Arctic cold front clashed with warm air to produce severe weather. Rough cut (no reporter narration).
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Earth just wrapped up a single of its best a long time on report, one thing it really is completed for 8 many years in a row now.
Unbiased analyses of the past year’s local weather info, produced Thursday byand the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, located that 2021 tied with 2018 for the sixth warmest calendar year considering that modern day record holding started in 1880. It can be a indication of human-brought about , fueled in significant portion by burning fossil fuels for power.
“leaves no home for question: ,” NASA Administrator Bill Nelson mentioned in a Thursday launch. “Eight of the prime 10 warmest several years on our earth happened in the very last decade, an indisputable point that underscores the want for bold action to safeguard the long run of our place — and all of humanity.”
NASA mentioned that Earth’s regular temperature in 2021 was about 1.1 degrees Celsius (about 1.9 degrees Fahrenheit) hotter than the regular in the late 19th century, when the Industrial Revolution started. In the 2015, member international locations of the United Nations set a goal of restricting world warming to Celsius previously mentioned preindustrial ranges. Late past 12 months, at the UN’s once-a-year local weather conference, , that goal was reaffirmed, but it will just take drastic reductions in carbon emissions to meet up with that aim.
China, the US and the European Union emit the most greenhouse gasses today, with the US and Russia liable for the greatest emissions for every capita, in accordance to the. The US accounts for the most greenhouse gasoline emissions during the time period from the center of the 18th century until 2017, in accordance to .


[ADEQ Media] ADEQ Issues High Pollution Advisory for Particulate Matter for Thursday, March 26
Wed Mar 25 15:41:57 MST 2009
ADEQ Issues High Pollution Advisory for Particulate Matter for Thursday,
PHOENIX (March 25, 2009) - The Arizona Department of Environmental
Quality has issued a High Pollution Advisory (HPA) for Thursday, March
26 for the Phoenix metropolitan area because of forecast weather
conditions that are expected to be conducive to unhealthy levels of fine
Particulate Matter 10 (PM10) microns and smaller.
The HPA is being issued because of anticipated winds with gusts of up to
35-40 miles per hour Thursday afternoon. The combination of winds and
loose, dry soil due to the recent lack of rainfall means a high chance
of blowing dust across the Valley for several hours on Thursday through
ADEQ recommends that children and adults with respiratory problems avoid
outdoor activities on Thursday and suggests that the general public
limit outdoor activity throughout the day. Due to the possibility of
reduced visibility because of dust, motorists should exercise caution.
In addition, the Maricopa County Air Quality Department has designated
Thursday to be a No-Burn Day for residential fireplaces, woodstoves and
outdoor burning devices.
Also, under state law, recreational use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs)
in Area A of the greater Phoenix area is prohibited. Local ordinances in
the Valley also limit the use of leaf blowers.
PM10 refers to particles that are 10 micrometers in diameter or smaller.
Once inhaled, these particles can affect the heart and lungs and cause
health effects, including irritation
of the airways, coughing, difficulty breathing, decreased lung function,
asthma, development of chronic bronchitis, irregular heartbeat, heart
attacks and premature death in people with heart or lung disease.
Daily air quality forecasts are on ADEQ's Web site at
www.azdeq.gov/environ/air/ozone/ensemble.pdf or by calling (602)
771-2367. Those interested in receiving the air quality forecast via
email can subscribe to our forecast list at www.azdeq.gov/subscribe.html
News media interested in additional information on this or any other
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Having lived and worked in Minnesota for over twenty years, this winter, now in D.C., I experienced something new: I had my first work snow day. Though I had heard rumblings of a winter storm, it didn’t occur to me that a bit of snow would shut down the city until the news told me to stay home.
I wasn’t surprised. The East Coast just isn’t as prepared for the weather – or as hardy, if you ask me. But when I heard that back in Minnesota, where I had only one snow day my entire time as a student, that school was preemptively closed statewide due to freezing cold, my attention was piqued.
As I’ve watched the Minnesota forecast from the East Coast, I’ve realized that despite twenty plus years in residence, I can’t recall ever living through a winter as cold as the one the state’s experiencing this year. Apparently, my memory is correct: so far this is the coldest winter in Minnesota in 30 years. I’m only 26.
As with other cold snaps, the bitter cold weather hitting the nation has led some to use it as evidence against global warming. To scientists, however, our cold weather amnesia only further demonstrates the climate change that has been slowly accelerating over the last several decades.
One NASA scientist even used Minneapolis as an example. 30 years ago, Minneapolis experienced roughly 15 nights below -10 degrees Fahrenheit every year. In the last decade, that number has dropped to 4. And though this winter is a brutal one, it’s only the 17th coldest on record and not necessarily an abnormal one – just not what Minnesotans have been getting used to since the 1970s.
The new climate is a bit more evident in the more suspicious weather events – the storms that flooded Duluth in 2012, for example. Yet even these, extreme and often costly, they’re dotted in between a slowly and not always obviously changing climate experienced day to day, making it difficult to know what constitutes a rare event and what’s just part of the new normal. It also makes it harder to motivate discussions on what Minnesota should be doing to adapt.
So what will Minnesota’s weather look like in another 30 years when we’ve long forgotten about this freezing winter, and what should we be doing to prepare? Meteorologist Paul Douglas is slated to help tackle this question at an event sponsored by Environment Minnesota. Douglas’s presentation, “Weird Weather: Minnesota’s New Normal? Our Changing Climate and What We Can Do About It,” will be held at Eden Prairie High School on February 18th at 7 p.m. and will feature informational exhibits from local organizations before the talk.
More information about the event, including how to RSVP, can be found here.


Warning as motorists hit by snow showers
Drivers on roads at both ends of the country suffered from poor visibility and slippery surfaces as the snow showers hit the rush-hour traffic.
Forecasters warned the snow would continue to fall in some areas for the next 18 hours as the cold snap continued.
AA Roadwatch reported that the majority of travel problems caused by the weather were affecting the Thames Valley region.
"There have been several problems on the M40, with a series of accidents because of the heavy snowfall.
"It seems to be mainly affecting Buckinghamshire,
Oxfordshire and Bedfordshire."
The spokeswoman said there had been cases of cars spinning in the slippery conditions and lorries
Between junctions 9 and 10, a van hit the central reservation, causing both lanes to be blocked, and at junction 4, several lorries had jack-knifed.
Visibility was also bad on the M4 due to the heavy snow showers.
The spokeswoman said that conditions were also poor in northern Scotland.
The A9 at Angus was passable only with care, and a vehicle overturned on the A90 in Aberdeenshire in blizzard conditions.
Weather forecasters warned that Britain had not seen the last of the latest cold snap, with scattered showers predicted during the rest of today.
"The worst of the snow so far has been in northern Scotland and along the eastern coast of England.
"There have also been showers in Wales, central England and the Home Counties.
"There have been scattered snow showers over the West Country moors but the snow across Wales and central England will have cleared away by midday," forecaster Michael Dukes said.
He added that East Anglia and North Yorkshire had also been affected by the snow, with blizzard conditions coming and going.
"It is going to be very cold and windy with a high wind chill factor, with snow showers continuing in some areas on and off for the next 18 hours," Mr Dukes said.
He added: "The real snow problems for the rest of the day are going to be across northern Scotland and eastern England, continuing into this evening."
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Where’s The Snow? Here’s The Latest We’ve Gone Without Measurable Snow in NJ
Something unusual is happening in New Jersey that we're not really used to. Winter is approaching its halfway mark, but still... we've not had any measurable snow!
Over the holidays, we certainly didn't have a "White Christmas". It was more of a wet and grey holiday season. But usually around January is when we start to brace ourselves for winter to really kick in. Snow boots. Snow plows. Snow Days. Snowball fights. Yet so far, barely any snow shovels have been busted out of the garage.
What do we mean by "measurable" snow? The National Weather Service classifies a tenth of an inch, or 0.1 inches, as measurable snow, according to NJ.com. Most of us haven't even gotten that so far!
Has New Jersey ever gone this long without its first measurable snow before? Yes. Even longer.
According to data from the National Weather Service, late-season snowfalls in New Jersey and surrounding areas go back as far as the 1950's! Here are some of the dates for the latest first measurable snow on record:
- Sussex - latest first inch of snow: Feb. 1 (1955)
- Newark - latest first inch of snow: Feb. 13 (1992)
- New York City - latest first inch of snow: Mar. 22 (1998)
- New Brunswick- latest first inch of snow: Mar. 19 (1992)
- Philadelphia - latest first inch of snow: Mar. 22 (1992)
- Atlantic City - latest first inch of snow: Feb. 24 (1989)
Technically, this winter season will run its course from Dec 21, 2022 - March 20, 2023. So there is still plenty of time. We're not even halfway through winter yet.
When will we get measurable snow this winter season?
(As of Jan 11, 2023) There doesn't seem to be any foreseeable snow shower on the way in our area that will give us those fluffy white inches. So if you're hoping to wake up to a white layer on the ground, we'll have to be a little more patient.


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Please keep out of the water & away from break walls/piers
* FIRE WEATHER CONCERN *
The heat & lack of precipitation cause concern for FIRE WEATHER conditions, especially Sunday & Monday.
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Stay hydrated this weekend: super sizzling spike in temperatures as we hang out between 75° to 95°.
Mostly sunny & dry skies – a few isolated showers/t-storms possible.
REMINDER: do NOT leave pets (or humans) in vehicles during these very hot days, even with the windows open.
FRIDAY – SUNDAY nothing to be sad about for the Marquette Area Blues Fest forecast @ Marquette Lower Harbor Park
FRIDAY – MONDAY fairly hot forecast for the Dickinson County Fair @ Norway, Michigan
MUGGY METER predicting humid conditions on the rise along with the temps into early next week.


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MIAMI (AP) -- Florida Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency as Tropical Storm Isaac approaches the state.
Scott said the goal was to make sure every local, state and federal agency "has the exact same information" on the storm and preparations in order to make informed decisions. He issued the state of emergency Saturday during a media briefing in Broward County.
The state is also focusing on preparations ahead of the Republican National Convention in Tampa. Scott said delegates were being information on how to remain safe during a storm. Officials in the Tampa area were also being kept informed of issues that may occur due to Isaac, such as storm surge and bridge closures.
Tampa airport remained open Saturday.
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This was the third tornado James Attaway, 77, had experienced in Moore. He was in Moore 14 years ago, when the storms hit the same area May 3, 1999.


WESTBROOK, Minnesota (STPNS) -- Special ó Baby itís cold outside! Although the temperatures today (Monday) feel very cold, and with the wind, the day time high of one above feels like 10 below zero. The cold temperatures are also causing heating systems to work overtime, and if your vehicle sits outside, you might have had problems getting it started.
At Westbrook Walnut Grove kids are getting a bit of a reprieve from the cold, not having to attend school because of the Martin Luther King holiday. But Tuesday morning temperatures at the bus stop were around minus 13 with wind chills in the 20 to 30 below range.
Mondayís temperatures in northern Minnesota ranged from 20 to 30 below zero without the wind chill factor. Tuesday morning in northern Minnesota overnight temperatures were in the minus 40 to 50 degrees with the wind chill factor.
Public Safety officials are recommending people stay inside and avoid skin exposure of more than ten minutes. That is how long it takes before skin can be damaged by exposure under these conditions.
While Tuesday overnight temperatures are forecast to be the lowest of the week, it will begin to moderate on Wednesday. Although Wednesday will be the highest daytime for the week with a high of about 14 degrees. However take heart because forecasters are predicting a decent warm up by Tuesday.
Meanwhile stay inside or bundle up if you have to go out. This would probably be a good time to curl up with a good book, or bake some cookies.
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PHOENIX (AP) The Latest on the extreme heat baking the Southwest (all times local):
A severe heat wave has set new record highs for several cities in Southern California.
The National Weather Service says the thermometer hit 112 degrees in Lancaster, breaking the old record of 110 degrees set for the same day in 1961.
The service says a record high temperature was set at the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank with 111 degrees. That breaks the old record of 106 degrees set for this date in 2008.
Forecasters expect Monday to be the peak of the heat wave.
Officials say about 20,000 customers were without electricity when outages were at their worst Monday.
Arizona cities saw more record-setting high temperatures, including the hottest day on record in Prescott.
The National Weather Service says Monday”s mark of 105 degrees in Prescott was the highest recorded in the city”s history.
Weather records go back as far as 1898.
Phoenix hit 116 degrees Monday, topping the previous record for June 20 of 115, set in 1968.
It was 112 degrees in Tucson, two degrees hotter than the mark set in 2005 for that date.
Portions of Arizona and southeast California are getting scorched by a high pressure ridge lifting out of Mexico.
Authorities say a man who died and another who is missing after going for a hike in Arizona were from Germany and were in the state for a conference at a resort.
The men were in a group of three who went hiking Sunday on a trail outside the Tucson resort. One of the men is recovering, while 57-year-old Stefan Guenster was found dead.
The third man, 33-year-old Marcus Turowski, was still missing Monday.
Authorities didn”t release their hometowns.
The Pima County Sheriff”s Department says it likely would end its search at sundown Monday and resume Tuesday.
Tucson hit a record high of 115 degrees Sunday as a heatwave took over parts of the Southwest.
Las Vegas has sizzled to 115 degrees and topped a record high temperature of 113 for the date set just a year ago.
National Weather Service meteorologist Nathan Foster said Monday it”s possible Sin City could reach another record Tuesday, when the predicted high of 113 would eclipse the record 111 in 1954.
Summer arrived Monday amid an excessive heat warning through Wednesday in southern Nevada, northwest Arizona and much of Southern California.
Foster says Las Vegas temperatures will ease through the week to a predicted 107 on Saturday.
Clark County officials have opened several recreation centers and other public buildings as air-conditioned cooling stations for people to beat the heat.
Authorities say another woman has died as a result of the heatwave in the Southwest.
The Pima County Sheriff”s Department said Monday a 54-year-old woman died on Sunday night in Tucson walking along a loop trail. It brought the death toll to five in Arizona, where temperatures have exceeded 114 degrees.
The Pima County Sheriff”s Department reported three heat deaths on Sunday.
In addition, a Phoenix man hiking in the Superstition Mountains died from exposure to extreme heat. Pinal County Sheriff”s officials say 25-year-old Anthony Quatela III and a male friend ran out of water.
A 28-year-old woman who was mountain biking with two friends also died after running out of water and struggling to breath. Fire officials say the personal trainer was taken to a hospital, where she later died.
Southern California is in the grip of a severe heat wave that has sent temperatures surging.
Numerous places across Los Angeles and neighboring counties passed 100 degrees well before noon Monday. The National Weather Service says the thermometer hit 121 degrees in Palm Springs by 1 p.m.
Forecasters expect Monday to be the peak of the heat wave.
The state”s power grid operator has called on residents to conserve electricity to avoid outages.
Southern California is in for another day of dangerously high temperatures resulting from high pressure over the Four Corners region of the Southwest.
Forecasters say Monday will be the peak of the heat wave, with highs in the lower deserts to be near 120 degrees.
The National Weather Service reported 17 daily heat records broken on Sunday, most of them for readings well over 100 degrees.
The aptly named desert town of Thermal about 25 miles southeast of Palm Springs topped the list with a high of 119 degrees.
The Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles was 109, tying the record set in 2008. Burbank was a record 109, breaking the old mark of 104.
The temperature reached 96 in downtown Los Angeles.
Two deaths related to extreme heat are being reported by search and rescue crews in southern Arizona.
Pima County sheriff”s Deputy Ryan Inglett on Monday confirmed the deaths of hikers in two separate incidents the previous day.
A 18-year-old woman suffering from heat-related illness died northeast of Tucson. The sheriff”s department says she and a companion had run out of drinking water.
On Sunday afternoon, search crews responded to a report of dehydrated hikers and found one man dead on another trail in the same area. Another hiker from that party is missing.
This item has been corrected to show the victim”s age was 18, not 19. The original information was provided by the sheriff”s department.
Extreme heat forced a Phoenix-bound flight to return to Houston.
United Airlines says the hot weather led the plane to return to Texas on Sunday evening and that passengers will be accommodated with an added flight Monday morning.
The National Weather Service says the mercury hit 118 on Sunday, breaking a record of 115 set nearly 50 years ago.
Forecasters expect the same excessively high temperatures Monday in portions of Arizona and southeast California.
The National Weather Service is expecting another day of triple-digit temperatures in Phoenix and across much of the Southwest.
National Weather Service meteorologist Biana Hernandez said Monday that temperatures in Phoenix are expected to peak at between 115 and 120 degrees, with the highest regional temperatures anticipated in Southern California.
The agency issued excessive heat warnings for Tucson and Yuma as well as recreation spots such as the Grand Canyon and Lake Havasu.
On Sunday, the mercury ascended to 118, breaking a record of 115 set nearly 50 years ago. Portions of Arizona and southeast California are getting scorched by a high pressure ridge lifting out of Mexico. The heat played a role in the deaths of mountain biker in Phoenix and a hiker in Pinal County over the weekend.


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Autumn will begin at 7:50 am tomorrow, Saturday, September 23rd, the time when the Sun will cross the plane of the Earth's equator again.
From this moment on, the Sun will be seen below the equator, hence, in the northern hemisphere, this event is designated as the autumnal equinox.
Despite this name, it is only three days later that the duration of the night will be the same as that of the day, because, due to atmospheric refraction, the Sun is always seen slightly above its real position, advancing each dawn and delaying each dusk.
Autumn 2023 will last until December 22nd, the day winter begins.
The seasons occur due to the Earth's tilt and its movement around the Sun, the translation, which lasts 1 year.
The beginning of the seasons is marked by the solstices and equinoxes. Each of them takes place twice a year. There are the Summer and Winter solstices and the Spring and Autumn equinoxes.


My Life as a Weather Intern: Friday, June 24Posted: Updated:
PHOENIX – Friday at Channel 3 I got in a little later again so I could practice my weather broadcasts again.
I started out by finishing up the graphics and map updates for Chief Meteorologist Royal Norman’s weather broadcasts; things are looking hot around the state Friday and into next week.
We had a high of 110 at Sky Harbor and we can expect to see temperatures approaching 113 degrees by Wednesday. We will cool down slightly into late next week but stay right around that 110 degree mark with sunny skies.
Once “Good Evening, Arizona” started I headed into the “BIG” studio to watch the broadcast and stuck around afterwards to practice.
This time I got to wear a microphone and record it so I could see how I was doing and play it back and Royal could give me some pointers.
I think I did pretty well for my second day and I will definitely be fitting in more practice sessions!
I had another great day at Channel 3 and I’ll be back in early Saturday morning with Meteorologist Brittney Shipp.


- NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has been observing Jupiter's Great Red Spot since 2009.
- In that decade, winds in the cyclone's outer band have sped up, while its inner regions have slowed.
- Scientists aren't sure what the changing winds mean for the Great Red Spot, which is shrinking.
NASA's most powerful space telescope, Hubble, has documented a mysterious change in Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
The spot is a raging 10,000-mile-wide cyclone big enough to swallow Earth. It has been shrinking and becoming more circular since astronomers began observing it about 150 years ago. But nobody could track the speed of its spiral motion until Hubble turned its eye to the distant orange dot in 2009.
Planetary scientists Michael Wong and Amy Simon recently analyzed a decade's worth of Hubble data on the Great Red Spot's wind speeds, which can exceed 400 miles per hour. NASA announced on Monday that their research suggests the cyclone's outer band is speeding up: Its wind speeds increased up to 8% from 2009 to 2020. At the same time, its inner region has significantly slowed down.
"When I initially saw the results, I asked, 'Does this make sense?' No one has ever seen this before," Wong, who works at the University of California, Berkeley, said in a press release. "But this is something only Hubble can do. Hubble's longevity and ongoing observations make this revelation possible."
Overall, the spot's average wind speed is increasing, though only a tiny bit — less than 1.6 miles per hour per Earth year. Nobody knows yet what the changing winds tell us about the storm overall.
"That's hard to diagnose, since Hubble can't see the bottom of the storm very well. Anything below the cloud tops is invisible in the data," Wong said. "But it's an interesting piece of data that can help us understand what's fueling the Great Red Spot and how it's maintaining energy."
Wong, Simon, and other researchers first published their findings in the journal Geophysical Research Letters last month.
The Great Red Spot is a mystery
Researchers still don't understand much about the Great Red Spot, including how long it will last.
The storm has survived so long because it's wedged between two jet streams — bands of Jupiter's atmosphere — that are moving in different directions. Those are "feeding momentum into the vortex," NASA scientist Glenn Orton previously told Insider.
Some scientists have suggested the storm will collapse and disappear in just a few decades due to its shrinking size. Others disagree.
Philip Marcus, a UC Berkeley researcher who co-authored the new study with Wong and Simon, has argued that "the Great Red Spot is in no danger of disappearing."
"To understand the health of the spot, planetary scientists need to study the health of its vortex and not its cloud; the cloud's shrinkage is not a harbinger of death," Marcus wrote on Astronomy.com in 2019. "Based on the spot's interactions with other vortices my Berkeley group found, there is no evidence that that vortex itself has changed its size or intensity."
Meanwhile, other data is also revealing surprises — including that the Great Red Spot is getting taller as it shrinks.
Then last year, images from Hubble and the ground-based Gemini Observatory revealed holes in the cyclone's cloud cover. Scientists also used those images, combined with data from NASA's Jupiter-orbiting Juno spacecraft, to map lightning strikes within the Great Red Spot.
"Because we now routinely have these high-resolution views from a couple of different observatories and wavelengths, we are learning so much more about Jupiter's weather," Simon said in a NASA release about that finding last year. "This is our equivalent of a weather satellite. We can finally start looking at weather cycles."


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The big occasion is the US getting flawless astronomical conditions for the strong Geminid meteor shower.
"With most showers, you can be lucky to see maybe 10 to 20 meteors per hour, with the Geminids there's usually 50 to 120 giant, blazing fireballs streaking through the sky".
The Geminids is the result of the Earth passing through the debris of the Phaethon 3200 asteroid and is hailed as one of the most reliable and vivid meteor showers to spectate.
The meteor shower appears to come from the Gemini constellation with the streaks caused by tiny dust particles and meteors hitting our atmosphere at tremendous speed and burning up due to friction.
How many of these shooting stars can you expect to see?
The Gemini Constellation which the meteor shower is named after appears in the sky around 10pm so it's best to go out and watch for them after midnight when Gemini is higher in the sky.More news: Trump takes rare step to reduce 2 national monuments in Utah
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A meteor shower is not just an increased number of meteors, however.
Why is this year so favorable for the Geminids?
The phase of the moon can greatly affect how well a meteor shower can be seen, with the brightness of a full moon making it hard to discern some of the fainter streaks.
The other reason why this year is astronomically favorable for the U.S.to see the Geminids is the exact timing of Earth's encounter with the central section of the meteoroid swarm.
From December 13-14, one of the most prolific celestial events will take place in the form of the Geminids Meteor Shower. You'll be able to see meteors anywhere you look, but concentrating your attention on that constellation means you'll see more of them. That being said, you'll have to temper your expectations according to where you live; the light pollution in cities can impede visibility considerably, with numbers dwindling to around 10-15 per hour.
The Geminids radiate from Gemini the Twins which will be overhead at 1:30 a.m. You'll begin seeing them in the sky as early as 9 or 10 p.m. local time, no matter where you are. But at the same time the next day the moon is dramatically close to the upper right of bright Jupiter.


DALLAS (AP) - Thousands of Texas homes and businesses have lost electricity as strong storms with heavy rain began moving out of the state.
Forecasters say south and central parts of Texas were under a flash flood watch until midday Tuesday. A flash flood watch covered areas of North Texas through the evening.
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport reported limited weather-related delays, with about 35 flights canceled Tuesday.
CPS Energy says nearly 16,600 customers in the San Antonio area lost power. Forecasters say a tornado touched down Monday night about 25 miles southwest of San Antonio. No one was hurt and damage was limited to a handful of homes.
Oncor had about 8,900 customers without electricity from Dallas-Fort Worth to South Texas.


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Feb Europe (Any) Average monthly temperatures in Costa Rica (degrees centigrade and fahrenheit) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec °C: 30.6: 31: 29.7: 28.3: 26: 23.1: 24.8 Yes, October is the rainiest month of the year on the Pacific coast. Although it’s officially the start of the seven-month rainy season, early May really isn’t that rainy. Menorca Pros: The best weather you could ask for in Costa Rica is in February. Access hourly, 10 day and 15 day forecasts along with up to the minute reports and videos from AccuWeather.com Costa Rica has two seasons: the dry season and the rainy or “green” season. The two months when the rain is usually the strongest are September and October. No time is a bad time to visit the "Rich Coast,â but certain months offer better conditions for the many activities the country has to offer. Low Temp: 67 °F. Thus, Costa Rica has no winter season. Dec. Costa Rica enjoys mild temperatures all year ranging usually ranging from 70 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit although it is hotter on the beaches and temperatures can get up into the mid-90’s. Pacific coast: 71 – 90˙ F (22 – 32˙ C)San José: 62 – 78˙ F (17 – 26˙ C)Caribbean coast: 71 – 87˙ F (22 – 31˙ C), Sunrise: 5:15am – 5:20amSunset: 5:50pm – 6:00pm. Today’s and tonight’s San José, San José, Costa Rica weather forecast, weather conditions and Doppler radar from The Weather Channel and Weather.com Below the Costa Rica weather chart shows average maximum daytime temperature for Costa Rica (San Jose) and the UK (London). The Guanacaste region is the driest, while the highlands are generally colder and misty. Compared to high season prices, room rates are often 20% to 30% cheaper in May. It’s apparent that the north is drier than the south and the west is drier than the east which is why the big multinational all inclusive resorts are all located in the northwest. 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Sep 25, 2013 8:09 PM by Chief Meteorologist Dale Nelson
CORPUS CHRISTI- Upper level high pressure will slowly drift eastward resulting in a return flow off the Gulf. This will increase our winds making them breezy in the afternoon which will result in higher lows and slightly lower highs but a higher more stifling heat index thru Saturday. A weak front approaches resulting in isolated showers on Sunday before it dissipates. A much stronger cold front will blow thru the area next weekend.
Tonight expect mainly clear skies light winds and nearly calm after midnight with a low of 73.
Thursday will be mostly sunny hot breezy and more humid with a high of 95 and a heat index of 101.
Friday expect a few more clouds but mostly sunny by afternoon hot and very humid with a high of 93 and a heat index of 102 and only a stray shower.
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Australia: Resumen de condiciones de nieve más reciente
Summary of forecast snowfall and ski conditions for resorts in Australia. Fresh snow is forecast at 0 resorts. Powder is reported at 0 resorts and 0 are reporting good piste conditions.
Recientes reportes de Nieve del globo para Australia
- Rain reported from Mount Hotham at 944 metres elevation SW of Mount Hotham but it is forecast cold enough for snow at the ski area
- Raining moderately in Mount Donna Buang. Just a light breeze today. Freeze-thaw conditions. No new snow.
- It is snowing heavily at Mount Donna Buang.


NASA's Juno spacecraft has captured swirling clouds in the region of Jupiter's northern hemisphere known as "Jet N4," according to a latest release of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
Jupiter spins once every 10 hours, and this fast rotation creates strong jet streams, separating its clouds into dark belts and bright zones that stretch across the face of the planet.
More than a dozen prevailing winds sweep over Jupiter, some reaching more than 480 km per hour at the equator, according to JPL.
Citizen scientist Bjorn Jonsson created an enhanced-color image using data from the spacecraft's JunoCam imager.
The raw image was taken on Sept. 11 as Juno performed its 22nd close flyby of Jupiter. At the time the image was taken, the spacecraft was about 12,140 km from the cloud tops at a latitude of 45 degrees, said JPL.
Juno was launched on Aug. 5, 2011, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in the southern U.S. state of Florida, and arrived in orbit around Jupiter on July 4, 2016.
Juno's principal goal is to understand the origin and evolution of Jupiter. Its tasks include looking for a solid planetary core, mapping magnetic fields, measuring water and ammonia, and observing the planet's auroras.
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Surfers can expect southern swell Friday
Advertiser StaffThe surf is on its way down along almost all of the shoreline areas on O'ahu today, but a new south-southwest swell is heading our way, according to the National Weather Service.
The forecast calls for the new swell to arrive here Friday, producing surf that will climb during the weekend to near the high surf advisory level of 8 feet on the south shore.
In addition, a small northwest swell, the first of the winter season, is due in on Friday.
Today's forecast calls for surf of 1 to 3 feet along south-, west- and east facing shores and 2 feet or less along north-facing shores.


Keep An Eye on the Sky
One thing nice about the days getting shorter and the nights getting longer is the improved chance to see the Northern Lights. It’s difficult to see them when you’re asleep inside at 10pm and it’s still light out when you go to bed. With recent solar activity I just might be in luck.
SOLAR ACTIVITY: On Sept. 4th around 1600 UT, a magnetic filament erupted, hurling a bright coronal mass ejection (CME) off the sun’s northwestern limb. Today’s edition of
http://spaceweather.com features a close-up view of the blast from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. The CME is not expected to hit Earth. Nevertheless, auroras are possible in the nights ahead. A solar wind stream flowing from a coronal hole is heading our way, due to arrive on Sept. 5th or 6th. NOAA forecasters estimate a 50% chance of high-latitude geomagnetic activity when the solar wind hits. With the approach of northern autumn, Arctic nights are getting dark again–dark enough to see the Northern Lights. People in Alaska, Canada and Scandinavia should keep an eye on the night sky this weekend.


What is the coolest month in Singapore?
The average temperature is between 25 degrees Celsius and 31 degrees Celsius. Thunderstorms occur on 40% of all days. Relative humidity is in the range of 70% – 80%. April is the warmest month, January is the coolest month and November is the wettest month.
What is the coldest weather in Singapore?
The lowest recorded temperature was 19.0 °C (66.2 °F) in 14 February 1989 at Paya Lebar. Temperature often goes above 33.2 °C (91.8 °F) and can reach 35 °C (95 °F) at times.
Which part of Singapore is coolest?
For example, as at 5pm on Saturday, Newton was the coolest spot in Singapore with a temperature of 21.7 deg C, while Jurong Island was the warmest at 23.9 deg C. On Friday (Jan 12), though, it was Jurong West that was the coolest, with a temperature reading of 21.4 deg C.
Is Singapore cold in January?
January Weather in Singapore Singapore. Daily high temperatures are around 86°F, rarely falling below 82°F or exceeding 90°F. Daily low temperatures are around 77°F, rarely falling below 75°F or exceeding 78°F. The lowest daily average low temperature is 76°F on January 11.
Does it rain everyday in Singapore?
Re: Does it rain every day in Singapore?! Generally Singapore is hot and wet all year round. Historically February is the driest month (there was couple of years where we had bush fires in February) while November and December are wettest due to North east monsoon rains.
Which area is the best to live in Singapore?
An expat’s guide to living in Singapore: Best areas to live
- Holland Village. One of the most popular neighborhoods for expats, Holland Village is favored for its central location.
- Tiong Bahru.
- Tanjong Pagar.
- East Coast.
- Save money with health insurance.
Which district is best in Singapore?
Singapore’s most popular districts with homebuyers
- District 10 (Ardmore, Bukit Timah, Holland Road, Tanglin)
- District 9 (Orchard, Cairnhill, River Valley)
- District 11 (Watten Estate, Novena, Thomson)
- District 15 (Katong, Joo Chiat, Amber Road)
- District 12 (Balestier, Toa Payoh, Serangoon)
How hot is Singapore in January?
January, the same as December, in Singapore, Singapore, is another hot winter month, with temperature in the range of an average high of 30.1°C (86.2°F) and an average low of 23.3°C (73.9°F).
How much does an average meal cost in Singapore?
Average Daily Costs While meal prices in Singapore can vary, the average cost of food in Singapore is SG$30 per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Singapore should cost around SG$12 per person.


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Aftermath from northeast Pensacola filmed by storm chaser Jim Edds of http://www.extremestorms.com/ This tornado developed out in the Gulf of Mexico and came ashore near Orange Beach, AL. When it reached the shore it was disorganzed, likely transitioning from over the water to over the land. With each new doppler radar frame the circulation began to get better organized. A tornado warning was kept in place for the area northeast of Orange Beach to Pensacola. Then just before crossing I10 the tornado touched down and continued to strengthen to EF 3 intensity at Scenic Hwy. The Moorings apartments exhibited EF3 damage as did the Westinghouse property. The Tornado reached max intensity over Pensacola Bay, continuing northeast. The above video shows the Northpoint area, and the Moorings apartments after the tornado.


Area gets a taste of winter
Updated 6:29 am, Wednesday, November 13, 2013
San Antonio was expected to barely miss the first freeze of the season after a cold front swept into the region Tuesday with winds between 17 and 32 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
The temperature at San Antonio International Airport fell 15 degrees throughout the day Tuesday.
New Braunfels, Austin and other areas to the north were expected to see unseasonably cold temperatures in the lower 30s and upper 20s overnight.
NWS Meteorologist Pat McDonald said a freeze warning for much of Central Texas was in effect from midnight to 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Low temperatures normally fall in the 40s in the Hill Country and in the 50s in South Central Texas in mid-November.
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McDonald said a freeze also is possible Wednesday night, before temperatures begin to climb into the 50s Thursday.
Warmer weather is expected later in the week.
Highs in the 60s and 70s are expected throughout the weekend. No hazardous weather is expected through Monday.
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Nov. 8 - Fierce wintry storm hits U.S. Northeast, slowing Sandy recovery. Sarah Sheffer reports.
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Icy roads and an unseasonably early winter storm brought snow, rain and dangerous winds to the U.S. Northeast on Wednesday, bringing fresh misery to those whose lives have been distrupted by massive Hurricane Sandy last week.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) DANNY ARNEDOS, OYSTER BAY RESIDENT SAYING:
"I'm kind of laughing about it at this point. It's unbelievable to go from like a hurricane to a Nor'easter and driving in the snow. I mean in the same week, or same 10 days it's pretty unbelievable."
Freezing temperatures were a fresh worry for residents left without power.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) STEVE AMATRUDO, OYSTER BAY RESIDENT SAYING:
"Just getting around is tough. Having no power is a pain in the (word muted). My parents are out in Roselyn, they have no power either. So just keeping everyone warm and getting food."
Another 60,000 homes and businesses lost power in the storm, joining more than 640,000 customers that remained in the dark after Sandy.
New York distributed space heaters and blankets to residents without heat or power and opened shelters to those in need of a warm place to sleep.
The storm brought wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour and was expected to drop 3 to 5 inches of snow on New York City, with up to twice that much hitting northern suburbs.
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Memorial Day weekend forecast looking sunny
After enduring two weekends of gloomy weather, the skies are looking bright and sunny for Memorial Day weekend.
Clouds will clear out today to make way for sun on the weekend, said Jeffrey Taylor, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Today, temperatures will drop from the 80s of previous days, but it won’t continue to cool off, Taylor said.
“The only real cooling off day will be Friday,” said Taylor.
From there, temperatures will rise throughout the weekend.
Saturday will see mostly clear skies, with high temperatures in the mid 70s, Taylor said. Clouds will be moving in late Sunday afternoon, however, creating a 15-percent chance of rain.
For Memorial Day, the high temperature will be around 79, but with a 30 percent possibility of rain.
Across the state
Anyone traveling over Memorial Day weekend will see a lot of clear weather, Taylor said.
The only expected issues will be a cover of clouds moving in to the mountains. That will cause chances of rain in the mountains early Monday.
The eastern portion of the state will see a clear weekend with highs in the lower to mid 70s.
The nice weather means several parks around Gaston County will see a busy weekend, Cathy Hart, executive director of the Gaston County Parks and Recreation Department said.
A horseshoe tournament today and Saturday will make the Gaston County Park in Dallas a popular spot. The tournament will start at 10 a.m. today and continue until Saturday at 6 p.m. The event is open to the public.
George Poston Park in Gastonia is one of the spots usually crowded on holiday weekends, Hart said.
“The popular destinations there are the bike trails, fishing lake and the dog park,” she said. “Those are the biggest uses.”
There will also be athletic events at Poston and Dallas Park that will increase attendance.
SouthFork River Parkwill also see a lot of traffic this weekend. The park sits beside the river and has trails that usually fill up on holiday weekends, Hart said.
On The Gazette’s Facebook page, Linda Parker said Harper Park in Stanley is a good place to celebrate the holiday.
You can reach reporter Lauren Baheri at 704-869-1842 or Twitter.com/lbaheri.


Heavy snow across the country caused more than a third of the 81 provinces to close down schools on Thursday, said Turkish officials.
Not just for a day, but for the entire month
Crater Lake National Park recorded close to 197 inches (500 cm) of snow in December, besting the previous record of 196 inches set 67 years ago in December 1948.
It’s expected to take the city two more days to clear all 264 miles (425 km) of sidewalks and walkways in Greater Sudbury, after a record 13-inch (33-cm) snowfall Tuesday.
An estimated 15,000 mature dairy cows died in Texas and another 20,000 in New Mexico, said Texas Association of Dairymen Executive Director Darren Turley.


Earth is now passing through the path of Comet Swift-Tuttle and the best meteor shower of the year will happen this weekend as a result.
As many as 100 meteors, or shooting stars, can be seen per hour during the shower's peak between Saturday and Monday. During peak, observers can expect to see 60-70 meteors per hour.
Every year, as Earth passes through the Swift-Tuttle's tail of debris, the Perseid meteor shower occurs.
This early activity may be a good omen for the nights ahead, especially August 11th-13th when Earth is expected to pass through the densest part of the comet's debris zone.
The Perseid meteor shower is back, space enthusiasts. He said after midnight is the best for viewing.
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Unfortunately the earth will pass through the thickest part of the dust field during the day on Friday and will not be visible but at night there will be enough debris to see the light show. Pipestone National Monument will be a great place to view the meteor shower, providing a wide area of night sky viewing and minimal background light pollution. "So, you're going to see a streak, and hopefully a colored streak but, they aren't always very colorful", says Vicki Funke, manager of Weiskopf Observatory.
What is a meteor shower? No matter the time of night, on the nights of August 12 and 13, Perseid meteors can be seen across the heavens, but the American Meteor Society advises that you should "aim your center of view about half-way up in the sky" for the most successful viewing.
EarthSky also says that it is important to know that all meteors come from a single point in the sky.
The best weather conditions to see the Perseids are clear, cloudless skies.
The peak of the meteor shower will be at around 3.30am on August 13.


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When it comes to the greenhouse effect, timing is everything. The current warming of our planet is forecast to have dire effects on life. But a greenhouse effect when Earth was young may have been a boon for life.
When Earth was born, the Sun was fainter and cooler than it is today. That means Earth wouldn’t have received enough energy for liquid water to exist on its surface. Instead, any water would have been frozen solid. And without liquid water, it wouldn’t have been possible for life to take hold. Yet the geologic record of that early era suggests there was liquid water.
A recent study by researchers at the Southwest Research Institute proposed a possible solution to the problem: a steady bombardment of asteroids.
By looking at the craters on the Moon and Mercury, we know that the asteroids pounded the worlds of the inner solar system for several hundred million years. On Earth, those impacts vaporized the asteroids, spewing hot gas and rock into the atmosphere. They also created pools of molten rock on the surface.
The recent research says that the bubbling rock released a lot of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the air. That trapped more of the weak solar energy, warming the planet enough to melt the ice and create lakes and oceans. The impacts also delivered much of the chemistry of life.
So these powerful collisions might have created a powerful greenhouse effect — turning Earth into a comfortable home for life.