Posted on

Another Cold, Wet Period Likely In The East In Early April

 

We are keeping an eye during April 6th through 12th on the potential for much below-normal temperatures from the Northern Plains through Midwest and heavy rains from the Mississippi River Delta through the Tennessee Valley.


 

This potential is related to anomalous 500-hPa ridging forecast over the Bering Sea and a downstream trough over Hudson Bay that will likely help drive Arctic air southward. Typically observed temperature anomalies from this ridge/trough combination are shown here. (2/2)


 

We continue to favor below-normal temperatures and anticipate related -weather hazards stretching from the Northern Plains through Great Lakes during early April.

Posted on

2017-2018 Eastern US Snowfall Totals as of March 25th

 We said Cincinnati would have snowfall which is closer to normal this winter but it would seem very snowy because the previous winter had so little snow. Looking closer at this winter’s snowfall, officially it was exactly normal in Cincinnati, thanks to a snowy March, but almost twice the snowfall of last winter!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted on

Heavy Rains Expected Next Few Days

No automatic alt text available.

Multiple rounds of rainfall are expected through Friday morning. A flood watch has been issued for parts of northern Kentucky and southeast Ohio where the heaviest rainfall is expected to occur.

p120i.gif (750×562)