Tag Archives: seasonal weather outlooks

Silly (Prediction) Season is Upon Us Again

Posted on August 18, 2015 by Greg Marvelous

It’s that time of year when the news media gets a free fluff piece to eat 30-60 seconds of air time or throw up a random post on their site to generate clicks/shares, and make it seem like they actually … Continue reading →

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Does AccuWeather Respect the Process?

Posted on October 25, 2013 by Greg Marvelous

Or is this what people want?… (emphasis mine) Though summerlike temperatures kicked off fall in some parts of the United States, winter — with its cold and snow — is quickly following. The season will get off to a slow … Continue reading →

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AccuWeather Trolls Hard with New Winter Outlook

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Greg Marvelous

This morning, AccuWeather released what I have to believe is their final Winter outlook.  December 1st is the beginning of meteorological Winter and I don’t think much could change between now and then to affect their outlook.  So how do … Continue reading →

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Fall 2012 Weather Outlooks

Posted on September 21, 2012 by Greg Marvelous

Astronomical Autumn begins tomorrow at 10:49 AM EDT.  Meteorological Fall began a few weeks ago when the calendar turned from August to September.  The first freezes have come to parts of the northern states this week as more evidence that … Continue reading →

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Meteorological Winter Begins Today

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Greg Marvelous

Meteorological Winter has entered with a bang.  Dense fog near Nashville has caused a 45-car pileup, killing one person.  Snow and chilly temperatures are creating a tough morning in Denver.  Multiple semi-trucks have been blown off I-15 in Utah.  Santa … Continue reading →

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Winter Was Cold… Well, Colder than Normal

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Greg Marvelous

A couple weeks ago, NOAA released their recap of the 2009-10 Winter.  Not surprisingly, they found that Winter was colder than normal across much of the country, especially in the South.  The wintry weather across the South was well-documented throughout … Continue reading →

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Another Winter Outlook

Posted on November 18, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

Joe D’Aleo of Intellicast and ICECAP, brings this view of the upcoming Winter.  As D’Aleo has done over the years, he looks at a variety of teleconnection indices and oscillations around the globe to predict how the Winter may shake … Continue reading →

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Jack Frost-O-Lantern?

Posted on October 17, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

Yes… I’m a little tired. Snow dusted pumpkins on a wagon at Hanson’s Farm in Framingham, MA.  Winter weather advisories and storm watches are still in effect in parts of PA, NY, and NJ as the second Nor’easter is expected … Continue reading →

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NOAA Releases Official Winter Outlook

Posted on October 16, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

NOAA has released it’s official outlook for the 2009-10 Winter (Dec-Jan-Feb).  Unofficial discussions of NOAA’s outlook were posted in this blog as well as Paul Yeager’s blog.  Looking back at those posts, the official forecast from NOAA has not changed … Continue reading →

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Old Farmer’s Almanac Walks the Cold, Snowy Line

Posted on September 14, 2009 by Greg Marvelous

As of this post, I have yet to find a graphical display of the Old Farmer’s Almanac Winter outlook, but the reports from around the country indicate the almanac is predicting a cold, snowy (or wet) Winter across much of … Continue reading →

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