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    28 Dec 2021

    As we move through the final days of 2021, we pause to take a look back on a year filled with impactful weather. reflects on a few of these events in a special blog:

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  2. 2 hours ago

    From record highs and severe thunderstorms to... snow? A quick-moving system combined with temperatures near freezing will offer some in the Northeast a chance at accumulating snow overnight tonight into tomorrow. Parameter available via the EPS. MG

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  3. 18 hours ago

    Just in case we've forgotten that it is still technically winter, the atmosphere intends to remind us with a sudden, powerful shot of cold air by the weekend. Widespread temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average are possible. Available in the Model Animator. MG

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  4. Mar 7

    Strong southerly winds will facilitate temperatures much above average in the Mid-Atlantic today. A few record highs are possible. Parameter available via the NWS NDFD. MG

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  5. Mar 7

    A line of showers and storms is moving east this morning and bringing much colder temperatures. Ahead of it, however, gusty, warm southerly winds are howling. NDFD Max Gust maps available in the Model Lab. MG

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  6. Mar 6

    Severe weather is underway this evening in with at least one confirmed tornado so far. Have ways to receive warnings and be ready to take shelter if one is issued! MRMS Radar available in the Model Lab. MG

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  7. Mar 6

    A shortwave ejecting northeastward is expected to facilitate severe weather from the Ozarks to the Ohio River Valley tonight and along the western edge of the Appalachians tomorrow. discusses the forecast in a special Sunday blog:

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  8. Mar 5

    Severe weather is well underway this evening in . A couple large, dangerous tornadoes have already been confirmed. Stay aware and have ways to receive warnings if you're in the area. MG

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  9. Mar 5

    It's a bit of a "tale of two halves" temperature-wise today - those (way) above average and those below. In the middle, we have a clash of the airmasses, which assists with today's severe threat. RTMA maps available in the Model Lab. MG

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  10. Mar 5

    Anomalous moisture ahead of a deepening surface cyclone is expected to facilitate a severe threat this afternoon for parts of the Midwest. discusses the forecast in her blog:

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  11. Mar 5

    Elevated showers and storms are underway across Iowa and the surrounding states this morning. These will move out soon and a lull is expected before a severe threat later this afternoon. MRMS radar available in the Model Lab. MG

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  12. Mar 4

    Showers and thunderstorms are expected tomorrow morning ahead of the afternoon severe threat in . Breaks in the cloud cover and any resulting daytime heating will be key for adding instability to fuel storms later in the day. Available in the Model Animator. MG

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  13. Mar 4

    Gusty winds combined with low relative humidity will make conditions ripe for the rapid spread of wildfire in parts of the Southwest this afternoon. Avoid any outdoor activities that may spark a fire. RTMA maps available in the Model Lab. MG

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  14. Mar 4

    Hearing rumbling in southern ? It's not an earthquake, it's thunder! Showers and a few thunderstorms are streaming in the from Pacific this morning. NOAA Lightning Analysis available in the Model Lab. MG

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  15. Mar 3

    It's a gorgeous spring afternoon - well, if you're not in the Northeast or the Midwest. Temps under the ridge are running 15 to 25 degrees above average at this hour. Anomalous warmth is forecast to linger through the weekend for many. RTMA maps available in the Model Lab. MG

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  16. Mar 3

    Gulf moisture flowing northward ahead of two separate disturbances is expected to facilitate two separate severe threats this weekend. outlines what we might expect in her blog:

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  17. Mar 3

    Moisture pulled north by a deepening low this weekend will result in dewpoints well above average in states such as Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Missouri. This is expected to be just enough moisture to facilitate a severe threat. Available via the ECMWF. MG

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  18. Mar 2

    Two separate shortwaves are expected to incite the possibility of two separate severe threats this weekend. The details aren't solid just yet, but all hazards could be on the table. Available via the Model Animator. MG

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  19. Mar 2

    A few record highs are in jeopardy today in the Central US as early spring warmth settles in. Temps here are expected to be 15 to 20 degrees above average this afternoon. Parameter available via the NWS NDFD. MG

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  20. Mar 2

    Troughing is forecast to return to the Southwest this weekend, bringing the chance of precipitation with it. While it isn't expected to be particularly heavy, any precip is welcome after an incredibly dry January and February. Parameter available via the EPS. MG

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  21. Mar 1

    The fire hose of moisture that has been aimed at the Pacific Northwest over the last few days has slowed a bit, but will continue to produce precipitation through at least mid-week. The three day totals, via NWS Precip Analysis, are fairly impressive. MG

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