A rapid intensification of a new bomb cyclone over the North Pacific is underway, heads for Alaska and the Pacific Northwest of the United States this weekend

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On Thursday, we were discussing a unique satellite presentation of a triple-tandem of cyclones south of Aleutian Islands, while a new depression was forming over … Read more

Spectacular satellite view of triple-tandem surface cyclones in the North Pacific, then a new monster will develop towards Alaska over the weekend

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Is 2020 over yet or we have just faced The Day After Tomorrow? Not really, but the satellite view over the North Pacific today is … Read more

An unseasonable extreme warmth with temperatures more than 20 degrees C higher than normal develops over Canada through early December

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One would think it is December in Canada, has to be very cold. Well… not in 2020! An unseasonably warm air mass will spread from … Read more

Winter storm with blizzard is forecast to develop across the Great Lakes through Tuesday, while severe storms for the Atlantic coast on Monday

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Here are the latest thoughts on the major storm developing into the eastern United States this week. Severe weather will push across the Southeast states … Read more

Winter weather is forecast to blast across the East Coast of the United States through early December, new pattern flip develops on Monday

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There is a major (winter) storm shaping up for the eastern United States soon after the Thanksgiving holidays. A significant cold blast will develop into … Read more

A spectacular satellite view of a frontal system racing across the United States today, while Thanksgiving Day will bring nice and warm weather

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The pronounced surface low and a frontal system is moving across the south-central United States this Wednesday, revealing an impressive satellite appearance of the occluding … Read more