Author Archives: Nathaniel Shearer

We woke up in Stillwater Oklahoma after a successful day the previous day with insane structure on storms we witnessed just northwest of Oklahoma city.  Storms continued to persist throughout our region along a boundary that was left from the … Continue reading →

We woke up in Waterntown SD with a tough decision on our hands as we tried to discern the difficult setup that was ahead of us. Two distinct locations were discussed among the group; one being a central North Dakota … Continue reading →

Highlights: -Chance of precipitation Thursday -Much cooler temperatures expected Friday and Saturday morning -Highs returning to average Skies will be mostly cloudy to overcast for the duration of the night and morning as light to moderate showers continue to develop … Continue reading →

An upper level ridge will continue to keep skies partly clear through the early part of the week as an amplified neutrally tilted trough continues to slide its way eastward across the United States.  As this trough moves eastward, a surface … Continue reading →

The snow totals for the system that affected Kentucky last weekend have been compiled and are below (Courtesy NWS Jackson):   Comparing the predicted values to the actual observations, it seems predicted amounts were pretty similar.  What can be noted is … Continue reading →

With the above average temperatures the 2011-2012 winter season has been associated with, its been difficult to remember that it actually is winter.  Even with temperatures currently above average in the mid 50’s, the first major winter storm looks to … Continue reading →

Highlights For This Weekend Highs in the upper 30’s Lows in the lower 20’s The weather pattern currently in place looks to hang around for at least the short term.  While a weak cold front will push through the area … Continue reading →

Highlights Chance of Precipitation early/mid-day Wednesday Rain chances diminishing throughout the week Temperatures returning to near normal The three day totals for the previous precipitation event has taken a toll on the waterways of Kentucky, with many counties including Warren … Continue reading →