Atmospheric sciences Archives - Page 46 of 57

Issued: Monday, January 11, 2010 Covering: January 13 –January 20

By Daniel Bezte January 14, 2010

Last week’s weather played out pretty much as expected, with only the light snow or freezing drizzle over the weekend being a bit of surprise. For those of you who are tired of the cold weather, then this forecast will make you happy. If you are looking for more moisture, it looks like you will

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Harsh U. S. Winter Weather Supports Commodity Markets

January 14, 2010

“It was a very wet, late crop and it is very hard to store.” – don roose, u. s. commodi ti es Brutal winter weather across much of the United States has helped rally commodity markets as energy demand rises, crops are hit with snow or frost and livestock movement is slowed. Two strong winter

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El Niño Rises, Winter To Get Milder

By Ron Friesen January 14, 2010

The current winter deep freeze on the Prairies could soon turn balmy because of El Nińo, according to a Canadian Wheat Board weather analyst. A rising El Nińo phenomenon – one of the strongest ever – could bring warmer winter weather to Western Canada, possibly followed by below-normal temperatures and above-normal precipitation in spring, said

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Issued: Monday, January 4, 2010 Covering: January 6 –January 13

By Daniel Bezte January 7, 2010

Arctic high pressure will be the main weather maker for this forecast period, which will result in mostly clear skies and cold temperatures – at least for a while. Another strong arctic high will be pushing southward during this forecast period and should be over our region on Thursday and Friday. The good news is

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New Agricultural Alliance To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

By Ron Friesen December 24, 2009

Canada has joined an international network devoted to helping farmers reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The group called the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases will collaborate on research and exchange information on mitigating greenhouse gases from agricultural activity. Besides Canada, the alliance includes the United States, New Zealand, Australia, Chile, Denmark, France, Germany, Ghana,

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Issued: Monday, December 21, 2009 Covering: December 23 –December 30

By Daniel Bezte December 24, 2009

The main weather maker over Christmas will be a large slow-moving storm system that will develop over the south-central U. S. early this week and then move northeastwards to lie over the Great Lakes by the weekend. Exactly how strong this system will get or the exact track it will take is still up in

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Issued: Monday, December 14, 2009 Covering: December 16 –December 23

By Daniel Bezte December 17, 2009

For those of you wishing for more snow, this forecast will not make you very happy. If you are wishing that these cold temperatures would go away and our El Nińo winter would return, you might have something to smile about. Confidence in this forecast is not that high as the weather models have been

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Still Looking At An El Niño Winter?

By Daniel Bezte December 17, 2009

Figure 1 Last issue, I said that we would take a break from El Nińo and take our yearly look at Christmas weather, but I just realized that there is still one more issue before Christmas, so let’s finish up our El Nińo discussion. In the previous articles we discussed how the “normal” flow across

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CWB Launches WeatherFarm

By Allan Dawson December 10, 2009

“This is the future of weather information.” – Ian Whi Te Farmers, whose livelihoods depend on the weather, now have free online access to Canada’s largest private weather network, with more than 700 real-time reporting weather stations across the West. WeatherFarm ( is a collaboration between the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) and WeatherBug, an American-based

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Cold And Warm Water Affects Our Weather

By Daniel Bezte December 10, 2009

Before I dive back into our discussion about El Nińo, did anyone really think we would get through this winter without seeing regular good old-fashioned cold weather? I think we all knew that the amazing period of mild weather would eventually come to an end, but you know, I secretly think there are a lot

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Issued: Monday, January 11, 2010 Covering: January 13 –January 20

Harsh U. S. Winter Weather Supports Commodity Markets

El Niño Rises, Winter To Get Milder

Issued: Monday, January 4, 2010 Covering: January 6 –January 13

New Agricultural Alliance To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Issued: Monday, December 21, 2009 Covering: December 23 –December 30

Issued: Monday, December 14, 2009 Covering: December 16 –December 23

Still Looking At An El Niño Winter?

CWB Launches WeatherFarm

Cold And Warm Water Affects Our Weather

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