Again 10 year drought Warning Remains in effect for East Coast USA due to Climate Change. Climate emergency and climate crisis declared!!!!!!! Time to change weather ourselves simple

Normal weak LA Nina bring very snowy cold winters. NOT all la Nina s are the same. El ninos likewise. East Coast USA winters non-existent for many years NOW and snow very rare here in Chambersburg pa and Hagerstown MD soon be a thing of the past. Classic East Coast winters non-existent through 2030+. We will NEVER EXPERIENCE any true classic winters with heavy snow ❄️❄️ and very cold winters. Blame on Climate Change!!!!!!! 😢😢

Ten year drought Warning Remains in effect for East Coast USA due to Climate Change and extreme long term crippling droughts likely here. Next 6 years huge ridge East Coast USA and troughs West Coast winters non-existent for many years NOW and snow ❄️❄️ very rare here in Chambersburg pa and Hagerstown MD. Grasslands by 2030 for East Coast as climate change patterns change rain and drought to new areas. Fight Climate Change NOW 😢😢

You can't possibly not know about weather manipulation capabilities admitted to by quite a few countries.

they movin the rain to the desert

I appreciate the models trying to get precipitation going, but I can't remember the last time a percentage chance for rain got higher as the event approached or when we received over what was predicted. It seems like every precipitation event is over predicted until about 3 or 4 days out.

0.60” in Holdrege Nebraska, Phelps County

Thanks Matt, very well presented. I appreciated the geopolitical clarification regarding the 'northern Rockies'!

Yay! I was hoping you would start doing these west coast weather videos again when the weather picked back up. Thanks!

Morning

In Houston, Texas the last measurable precipitation was on September the 6th. So that's a Derecho in May, A hurricane in July and now a flash drought in September/October...

If it rains on the Wicked Witch 🧙‍♀️. Will she Melt??😂

Ya eastern iowa has been dry but the soil is still moist 6 to 8 in down. Since groing seasons over nothing is sucking it dry so if we get 3 in by spring we will be sitting good

Nice to see the ECMWF AI hinting at the idea of another cutoff low dropping into the southwestern US and lifting out toward the central High Plains during the first week of November. That far out in time may be in la la land but the fact that a cutoff low just did that same thing this past weekend would suggest that we're seeing a pattern change that could support it. Maybe not a drought breaker but anything on the winter wheat crop this time of year is a bonus.

Finally WHAT FREAKING rain ??? That wasn’t rain, we didn’t get a drop.

2024 Year Of The Ridge and Dry. Pattern wash rinse repeat. Hope the late month storm system don't dupe us.

thanks for the update, we had just enough rain to settle the dust!!!!

The continental U.S. is now firmly dominated by the 'CMNAO', i.e. the Culturally Modified North American Oscillation. Characterized by the ridge that's now commonly entrenched from Mexico to Hudson bay and interestingly is super stable. Crazy warm gulf of mex + high global background temps? I'd wager the upper Midwest will likely never see extended stretches of stable cold (average) again in our life times. Cold intrusions are rare and fleeting.

What's the difference between a short wave and a long wave?

Thank you for this video. It was really insightful. I learned a lot. It seems like there's a lot of things at play that's causing in particular a dry September and October in New York state. I'm an hour north of New York City in the Hudson valley and I do lawn mowing for a living so you can imagine how frustrating and stressful it is. Last year we had so much rain. I was hating it. I'd rather have that than none. Well we've gotten some, but it's so windy and sunny here. It dries it up fast. Do you know if November looks like it will finally start to rain in that part of the country? Another meteorologist said these are still the effects from the strong El nino that vanished in late June. I look forward to your reply

Got rain at home finally, .30 in mesa, az. Then we drove to a wedding in cantullo, NM over the weekend and we got hammered by a good cell that came thru. I'd say a good .50 fell in a short amount of time with vivid lighting. Most weather action I've seen in months!

Dust Bowl 2025.

I HATE this forecast. Gotta leave this channel again. It’s not good for my health. So sick of years of seeing and hearing the same crap - the clouds are like the soup nazi “No rain for you!”

Halloween week looking like crap on long term forecasts again here in SE Kansas. Are they right??? What happened to that AI forecast saying things were going to change??? WE are desert in SE Kansas too ya know. A few more years and we’ll look like SE Colorado.

thanks for the update, hope your week goes well!!!!

The rain flooded Roswell NM and took out a major bridge on US 285 south Roswell.

Save the farmers OORAH save the farms. LEARN YOUR HOMELAND. If you don't claim to be a us citizen then you don't fall under the corporation laws you are the same as a founding father when you decide to stop selling yourself out to the us corporation as a citizen. Go back to a living man from the soil and find freedom, you dropped the A when you claimed us citizen IE unpaid federal employee

I enjoyed learning a little about your farm.

Longterm forecasts are taking away chances for rain that were just there yesterday, tomorrow they'll be back, and then gone again. All of you meteorologists really don't have a clue, do you? lol! Here's the sad part, last year YOU said El Niño would bring moisture to us, YOU were wrong. This year you say La Niña will take moisture away, you will be right. Not because you predicted well; it's simply because you said it's going to be dry. I could tell you that, and I don't have to look at one single map to make that accurate statement. When will you learn to just say, it's going to be dry from here on out and the lower midwest will become a desert in the next 50 years?

I like the. Evidence based evaluations

East Coast USA winters non-existent for many years and will NEVER experience any classic winters EVER AGAIN due to Climate Change!!!! Will last forever and snow ❄️❄️ very rare soon will be a thing of the past!! East Coast ers as myself invincible and perfect NOT a thing to be concerned about EVER!! Through 2030, huge ridge East Coast and troughs West Coast USA due to Climate Change!! New snow average 15" not 35".

Update: from 2019, ten year drought Warning Remains in effect for East Coast USA due to Climate Change through 2030!!!! Severe long term crippling droughts likely here in Chambersburg pa and Hagerstown Maryland!! Rain becoming rarer and grasslands by 2030. Prepare NOW save water. East Coast winters non-existent for many years NOW from Climate Change! Snow very rare and soon be thing of the past. Next 6 years huge ridge East Coast and troughs West Coast USA due to Climate Change, climate emergency and climate crisis declared due to Climate Change. Fight Climate Change NOW!😢😊😅🎉🎉😢

There is snow in the hills on the Yellowstone entrance webcam! Looks pretty cool!

NWS North Platte had a wild satellite picture shared yesterday where you could actually see 5 of the bigger fires that popped off across NE yesterday

Potentially 300 mm for Tofino BC🇨🇦

Do you look at 1 week intervals rather than 1 month and 3 month intervals you show us as a summary? Just wondering the effect of temporal variables on your studies?

thanks for the update, have a good weekend, did you get the BMW done?!!!!!!

We got about 5" of snow up here so at least some moisture arrived. Hurray for that! Im with you in that Im continually looking into the future forecasts hoping for good moisture for all of us in the Ag community!

How is the accelerating magnetic pole shift effecting global weather patterns?

Looks like all the oceans are in an anomalous condition and most of it is more warm than cool

I appreciate the discussion of possible precipitation correlations. Could you do the same for temperatures and what cold be likely with this pattern (with a weak La Nina)?

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The first cold morning in Central/South Mississippi. In east central Mississippi, my PWS showed 34 degrees this morning while the one here about 30 miles inland from the Gulf was 40F. We are quite dry here. With the exception of the ~5.5 inches of rain we got with Francine, we've been pretty dry here for the last 3 months. 1.70 inches in August, then dry before and after Francine in September and only 0.39 inches in October. From putting in my fall garden, I know there is some subsoil moisture there but the top 6-8 inches is powder. Our daytime humidities have been in the 35-40% range, which is very dry for this close to the Gulf. With winds from the cold front, we've started our usual wildfire issues which is unfortunate. I'm not looking forward to a La Nina winter/spring here which, as you stated several times recently, tends to be dry. Keep the good insights coming!

thanks again!!!!

Thank you!

It’s not unusual for us to have that kind of insane trough/cold weather on Halloween for us here in east Texas… a few years ago it was 100 degrees around or on Halloween… and we had a cold front come threw and the next day we struggled bussed it to 60 degrees and the low was pushing freezing… could you do a quick review on that? It seems like Halloween or the week of Halloween has the greatest change in temps on avg…

Both Vyve and AT&T sent me texts after 8 pm saying they would be shutting down in the wee hours 00:00 am - thru "at least" - 03:00 am to update equipment.. ...mine restarted at 06:30 am. brrr, it's nice to see Fall again..I missed my hoodie. 🤠✌

With the MJO entering into new phases 7-1 (predictions) through the end of October and into November, could that lead to colder or more seasonal temps to hold on through the upper Midwest and Minnesota? I know future casts are tough but just curious on the November weather outlook with that MJO moving into new phases. Thanks!