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While much of eastern North America has been dealing with very cold temperatures so far this April, it has been a different story on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. Recently, unseasonably warm temperatures have visited the United Kingdom, even breaking some records. On April 19th, St. James Park in London recorded a temperature…
As the calendar inches closer to summer, thunderstorm season is already in full-swing across much of the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Severe thunderstorms brought wind gusts in excess of 60 mph to parts of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia before dawn Monday morning. These winds knocked down numerous trees…
Winter has been hanging tough in many parts of the country so far this spring, especially in the Upper Midwest. Stambaugh, Michigan, located in the state’s Upper Peninsula, reached a bone-chilling -24 degrees on the morning of April 8th. Initially, this was believed to be a record-low temperature for Michigan during the month of April,…
Just two weeks agio Hurricane Eta devastated large portions of Central America with strong winds, heavy rain, mudslides, and storm surge. But there was no rest for the storm-battered region, as Hurricane Iota made landfall in Nicaragua this week as a category 4 hurricane. Iota’s landfall was just 15 miles to the north of Eta’s….
The State of Arizona usually conjures up images of desert, heat, and perpetual sunshine. But that was not the case this week in the state, as the remnants of Hurricane Lorena dumped unusually heavy rain there. Between one and two inches of rain fell in and around Phoenix on Monday. While these amounts wouldn’t necessarily…
An early spring snowstorm struck parts of the Midwestern and Southeastern United States last weekend, with numerous locations receiving in excess of 10 inches of snow. The storm first struck the Midwest on Friday and Saturday, with a narrow swath of heavy snow extending southeastward from southern Minnesota to southwestern Ohio. Indianapolis recorded 10.2 inches…
