In this forecast image, once again, we see strong high pressure stretching along the western coast of North America, with another body of high pressure being observed over Nova Scotia and far eastern Canada. The above image shows observed sea surface temperature anomalies across the globe from July 1, 2014, to July 8, 2014. In this image, we notice three particularly interesting features. We also see a green line, indicating the average Arctic Circle temperature for that given day, allowing us to compare with the observed temperatures to detect any anomalies. The graph above shows observed temperatures in Kelvin over the Arctic Circle (colored red), from the first day of 2014 to present day. We now continue on with a look at temperatures in the Arctic Circle. However, now that we’ve entered July, we now find ourselves with a formidable body of positive water temperature anomalies, something likely to change the game for the coming winter.

However, now that the anomalies have reversed, we’re in a much better position to see the jet stream buckle more frequently over the East US, resulting in another cold winter. The image above shows mid-level geopotential height anomalies in early January 2014. Cold colors indicate the presence of strong low pressure, hence below normal temperatures. This forecast image, valid on Monday, July 14, shows the same 500mb geopotential height concept that we saw earlier in this post, with blues indicating low pressure and reds indicating high pressure. On this image, we see Arctic temperatures have been steadily below normal this summer, something that does not bode well for us in North America. I do have snowstorm composites for the Northeast as well, but the teleconnection composites aren’t nearly as definitive on which phase is more favorable as the Midwest composite is. INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY: By increasing working hours per day, more will be the productivity and more the chances that you will stay ahead. Specifically, they use an interactive forecast preparation system (IFPS) to construct a 7-day graphical representation of the weather that will be distributed on grids of 5-km grid spacing or better. This is one of the last updates of the year since it is entirely no fun to forecast when it will rain and when it will not.

I would expect at least one extremely mild day ahead of the rain late next week either next Thursday or Friday. Thursday will see the start of this multi-day severe weather event. Instead, following some freezing rain/rain and a few hours of sun and mild weather on Thursday, more rain will move in courtesy of fast moving front Thursday night. Whether you are seeking a high-profile job in arts, entertainment or recreation or more interested in information technology or the hospitality industry, you are probably curious about the different career paths you could choose. Adidas is an established company that make shoes and also other clothing, along with warm up gear, jogging gear, and gear that is designed for the precise sport that you are playing. Inflatables come in every style that include sport runabouts, sail and row boats, dinghies, catamarans, pontoon boats, canoes and the best inflatable kayaks suitable for ocean and whitewater kayaking. By the first of April the overall picture appears changed and the sustained above normal temperatures may come to an end. April is a month often full very convaluted jet stream forces which form circumstantially but often are difficult to displace once in place.

It may not be enough to keep MRG open well into April but it would be wise to keep the ski’s and the winter weather gear handy. In this forecast, the upper level low looks displaced north enough that the core of the cold would likely stay in Canada. It’s looking like a cold and stormy pattern will overtake the US for the mid-December timeframe. First of all, the next 10 days will all feature temperatures which are mostly above freezing during the day since the pattern fundamentals appear very warm. A positive AO combined with an energetic pattern in the northeast Pacific Ocean is driving the pattern over the next 10 days. 1997 featured a period of warm weather early in March before the pattern reverted back to cold. This upper air pattern is almost (keyword almost) exactly like the one we saw last winter, bringing into question if we could see this pattern persist into next winter as well. And in a situation just like the polar vortex plunge last winter, we see anomalous low pressure crashing into the United States.