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No Tornadoes in February!
Think about all the weather news you have consumed over the last month or so. It seems there have been headlines far and wide describing every type of weather except hurricanes…and tornadoes. We don’t...
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Follow-Up Time!
It is a follow-up Thursday here in the weather blog. Not too long ago I decided to stop doing space exploration updates. I love keeping an eye on the latest efforts, but I didn’t know how much it...
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No Official Drought Yet
It is that time of week for the latest U.S. Drought Monitor. If I had to gues, I would suspect some parts of Wisconsin slipping into the “abnormally dry” category, just judging by how dusty my garden...
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CPC Outlook & Solar Subsidies
We always try to take a longer look into the future with our discussions here in the blog, often citing other sources of extended forecasts, by following the atmospheric and ocean patterns (like La...
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More Solar Flares=Northern Lights?
I just want to start out by reminding people to keep an eye on the sky over the next couple of nights because we might have a northern lights show to view. It is no guarantee, as these things seem much...
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A Meteor Hits Russia and Other Space News
Space is a topic we touch upon once in a while here in the weather blog but it was not a topic mentioned very much in the State of the Union Address earlier this week. This might cause concern for some...
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Will the JWST finally launch?
I hope everyone enjoys a good follow-up. This one is many years in the making. Everyone is familiar with the Hubble space telescope. It is one of the most well-known space projects ever completed. The...
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Space News Follow-Up
I don’t cover space news in a the blog as much as I used to, because it seems like not as many people are interested nowadays, but I do enjoy follow-ups on stories I covered in the past. Thankfully,...
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