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Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years ago
The heat wave that is gripping the Columbia Basin will draw to a close over the next day or so. The upper-level ridge of high pressure influencing the pattern over the Inland Northwest will start moving to the […]

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Charlie Phillips wrote a new post on the site Charlie's Weather 6 years ago
I’m writing from the front porch of an old fishing cabin in Sekiu, a small fishing village along the Strait of Juan de Fuca approximately 15 miles ESE of Cape Flattery. I’m being treated to an incredible – and […]

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Charlie Phillips wrote a new post on the site Charlie's Weather 6 years ago
Hi all, I’m back after a hiatus! We really haven’t had much to talk about and I’ve been busy spending lots of time with my family, so blogging and weather updates have fallen by the wayside. However, we’re […]

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Karl Bonner wrote a new post on the site Karl's Weather Discussions 6 years ago
After a toasty late July and early August, cooler weather has recently returned to the Pacific Northwest. Except for a 90 on Monday the 10th, every other day since August 5 has stayed below 85 degrees at P […]

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Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years ago
A ridge of high pressure will build over the next couple days, bringing a steady climb to high temperatures across the Columbia Basin for the remainder of the week. Current indications are that highs will reach […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
We’ll be heading up to our campground in a little while and I will probably not be heard from again until I get back. Not sure if the WiFi will be working but it’s very unreliable when it does work. It will be m […]

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Kevin Shaw wrote a new post on the site West Rockville MD Weather 6 years ago
The heat and high dew points from July have partially left us as extreme heat has not resurfaced so far in August. However dew point temps remain high, peaking well into the 70s at the beginning and end of this […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
Yesterday was quite hot and today is about the same. It’s a bit too warm for my liking but I’ll try to enjoy this last month of summer. It’s hard to believe that summer is almost over already, and I can’t c […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
Very warm weather has returned once again, and highs today could reach near 90°F this afternoon. That also brings s slight chance of storms for us, and they are already showing up on radar over Lake Michigan. At […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
I wish that our summer weather would be like this all the time. Highs in the 70s and low 80s are perfect as far as I’m concerned. The forecast is showing the heat returning next week along with a stormy p […]

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Karl Bonner wrote a new post on the site Karl's Weather Discussions 6 years ago
The last 12 days (not including today) have been a classic example of “Mediterranean summer” weather in the Pacific Northwest and the Portland Metro. There have been almost no clouds in the morning, and temps […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
Today may be the last of our comfortable days before the heat returns once again. This summer has gone so fast and it’s hard to believe that fall is just a month away. We better enjoy it while it lasts a […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
Tuesday was mostly cloudy with scattered rain showers. We only got 0.08″ and the showers were wide spread and brief. The biggest factor yesterday was the temperatures. We didn’t even make it to 70° which is unu […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
This has been a very wet few days for us. We received about an inch and a half over the last 24 hours and that isn’t including what we got on Saturday night. There is certainly no shortage of water for my area e […]

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Kevin Shaw wrote a new post on the site West Rockville MD Weather 6 years ago
The heat and high dew points left from the first half of July carried forward through the rest of July. From July 16-31, dew point temps remained high, peaking during the hottest days of the period (19-20) […]

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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
The rain began late last night and has continued since then. There was 0.87″ at 8 AM in my gauge, and since then, we have received an additional 0.35″. We may hit 2 inches yet by the time it’s done. Radar is sh […]

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Jeff Taylor wrote a new post on the site Happy Valley, Oregon Weather 6 years ago
TEMPERATURES
Though July 2020 averaged just a bit above Normal, the month began quite cool with a Maximum of only 63.1° on the 1st, even without the normally suppressive benefit of clouds and rain. The Average […]
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Cathie Ursu wrote a new post on the site Mid Michigan Weather 6 years ago
I haven’t posted a blog for over a week because I have had no WiFi available. The campground internet was hit by lightning in the storm 2 weeks ago, and it hasn’t been repaired yet. I hope this doesn’t last t […]

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Jeff Taylor wrote a new post on the site Maryland Climate and Weather 6 years ago
Official weather records for Baltimore date back to 1871. Never, during these last 150 years, has the monthly Mean Temperature (the average between the daily Maximum and Minimum Temperatures) ever been higher than […]

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Mark Ingalls wrote a new post on the site Ingalls Weather 6 years ago
On Thursday afternoon, the Tri-Cities Airport reached 110° for the first time in five years, but it didn’t stop there. Preliminary data from the National Weather Service shows the airport in Pasco reached a high […]

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The gradient is strong enough to give us the flow we needed to get as hot as we did, but it isn’t exceptionally strong. Part of this is because of how far apart they are. The ridge axis is over the Four Corners region while the low is centered something like 700 miles offshore. The gradient is a bit tighter within about 300 miles of the low’s center, but that’s quite a ways away from here. Thanks for reading! I’m glad I can help you understand the weather a little better!
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