The Four Elements
TeddyYour go-to weather blog on weather across the US, but often also topics like math, animals, and culture ("The Four Elements")
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Atmospheric River Slamming West Coast, Winter to Make A Return
Written 2-2-24. Updated today, 2-4-24. Everything before the 2nd divider line was written on 2-2-24, and many of the impacts from the storm has already passed. The brunt of the atmospheric river is hitting the West Coast right now.
“ALL A...
Late-January Thaw
After a wintry period, things are finally settling down. Here is a look at how much snow has fallen this year up to this point.
Snowfall has really filled in for the Mid-Atlantic and Midsouth. A look at the snow cover:
Much of the snowpac...
Potent Arctic Air and Winter Storms
This week, we finally have a real snow threat for the Mid-South and I-95 corridor!
After the two “twin” systems that mainly brought heavy rains to the East and snow to the Central US, many cities along the East Coast have their shot at the...
Extremely Busy Times Ahead
Since my last post, the storm continued to trend northward and eventually brought snow, and ice… just a wintry mess to parts of the Mid-Atlantic and interior Northeast - not so much near the I-95 corridor.
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It's Winter - Major Winter Storm Becoming Likely
December was relatively warm and quiet. Here in Virginia, I got my first dusting of snow - finally - and this time early!
Here is a map showing the total snowfall so far this season.
Considering it’s basically early January, most places...
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I am a curious boy living in the lively DC area, where I find endless inspiration in the world around me. Mathematics and science are my intellectual playgrounds. In my free time, I do many things to boost creativity and innovation.
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