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Reposted from The Cliff Mass Weather Blog Saturday, June 20, 2020 Amazing Noctilucent Clouds One of the most extraordinary and beautiful sights this time of year are the delicate noctilucent clouds that can appear after sunset...

Reposted from the Cliff Mass Weather Blog I have been hearing from a lot of folks suggesting that our weekends have been wetter than our weekdays, and asking me whether this was true...

From The Daily Caller Daniel Turner Contributor June 01, 2020 11:34 AM ET It’s curious … SpaceX has all the money in the world, and they didn’t hire someone who could have accurately predicted the afternoon weather...

Reposted from the Cliff Mass Weather Blog Twice today I was asked about the difference between partly cloudy and partly sunny.   And that inquiry is one of the most frequent I get, for reasons I do not understand....

Women and older adults are the populations most vulnerable to high temperatures Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) Barcelona, 20 May 2020...

The energy market regulator wants the ability to switch off or constrain the output of household solar systems when the grid is overwhelmed, and not everyone is pleased.

The energy market regulator wants the ability to switch off or constrain the output of household solar systems when the grid is overwhelmed, and not everyone is pleased.

Reposted from CFACT By Joe Bastardi |May 9th, 2020| 1)  That “climate change” would be blamed for cold the way it is warm. 2) That the cold we jumped on 2 Sundays ago had merit. But are things getting weirder? ...

Guest post by Paul Dorian, ***A remarkable cold air outbreak on the way for Friday night and Saturday…powerful winds to 50 mph or so will accompany the cold blast…rain-changing-to-snow scenario for interior sections of...

Reposted from The Cliff Mass Weather Blog To start on a positive note, the Cherry Blossoms are in full bloom on the UW Campus, with the visual effect enhanced by the beautiful, sunny weather.  (I should note that the UW...

Reposted from Chris Marz’s Weather Blog By Chris Martz on 17 Mar 2020 • ( 2 ) Introduction As a weather forecaster, I love being able to break down and forecast extreme and/or noteworthy weather events here in the United...

Handwriting recognition casts new light on climate change from NIWA on Vimeo. Be a volunteer! Check it out here. HT/Steven Mosher

Reposted from The Cliff Mass Weather Blog Weather Radar Shows Spring Bird Migration Every day I have been checking the weather radar for signs of the northward migration of our feathered friends, and Wednesday night I finally...

By Peter Kuchar Recently on 23rd of February I was witness of really amazing event, strongest dust storm in recent history of Canary Islands. Most of you probably know, but those wonderful islands are located 100 to 400 kilometers...

Guest post by Jim Steele published in the Pacifica Tribune February 25, 2020 What’s Natural Low-tech weathervanes have provided farmers with sage weather advice...