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The secrets behind making a long-range forecast for winter

By Daniel Bezte October 26, 2012

With winter just around the corner the various weather-forecasting companies and organizations are starting to come out with their winter forecasts. I will do a complete examination of all the different forecasts in next week’s article, as not all the forecasts are available yet. For this week I thought I would take some time to

News, Weather

U.S. winter likely to continue hot weather trend

By Ayesha Rascoe, Deborah Zabarenko October 26, 2012

After a hot spring and a scorching summer, this winter is likely to continue a U.S. warming trend that could make 2012 the hottest year since modern record-keeping began, U.S. weather experts said Oct. 18. Drought that ravaged much of the United States this year may spread in the coming months, said Mike Halpert at

News, Weather

Dry to December, then Alberta Clippers: AccuWeather

October 26, 2012

AccuWeather.com forecasts that following the third-warmest winter on record in Canada last year, snow and cold will make a comeback across much of the nation this winter. In a forecast issued Oct. 17, the U.S.-based firm said slightly colder-than-normal weather with near-normal snow is predicted for most of the Prairie region, which was the warmest

Weather

Early snow doesn’t equal snowy winter

By Daniel Bezte October 17, 2012

It seemed to catch pretty much everyone by surprise, including yours truly. What looked to be an innocent area of low pressure, expected to stay well to the southeast of Manitoba late last week, ended up bringing the first taste of winter to much of eastern and south-central Manitoba. Most of southeastern Manitoba saw a

Weather

Westerly winds and high pressure dominate

By Daniel Bezte October 17, 2012

When it comes to weather and weather forecasting you’ve got to love and hate this time of year. Both spring and fall are the transition periods between our two main seasons, winter and summer. In simple terms, it’s a time of battle between these two seasons. This can make for some interesting weather and can

Cereals, News, Weather

El Niño less likely, but Aussie crops still affected

By Colin Packham October 17, 2012

The chance of an El Niño weather pattern has declined in the last two weeks, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said on Oct. 9, but the east coast of Australia is likely to stay dry for the rest of the year as a result of a warmer-than-average Indian Ocean, threatening greater crop loss. Pacific Ocean

Weather

Cool and cloudy Thanksgiving

By Daniel Bezte October 10, 2012

See what happens when you pat yourself on the back? Mother Nature tends to put you right back in your place! Last week it looked as though the ridge of high pressure forecasted to track across Manitoba would weaken. Well, the ridge did track across our region, but remained very strong, and instead of seeing

Weather

Record low to record highs

By Daniel Bezte October 10, 2012

Sometimes the weather actually does behave just like the “textbook” says it should — and that’s what we saw late last week and into last weekend. After we discussed “Indian summer” we saw record-cold overnight lows turn into record-warm daytime highs! The warm temperatures at the end of the month made September 2012 the 16th

News

Drought area widens in U.S., producers are frustrated

October 10, 2012

More than 65 per cent of the contiguous United States was under at least “moderate” drought as of Sept. 25, up from 64.82 per cent a week earlier, according to the Drought Monitor, a weekly compilation of data gathered by federal and academic scientists. The portion of the United States under “exceptional” drought — the

Weather

Frost hits most of the Prairies

By Daniel Bezte September 22, 2012

Interestingly enough, it was about this time last year that I was in the process of writing a very similar article to what I’m writing now. The eastern Prairies have seen a fairly warm fall so far this year, with average temperatures during the first two weeks of September around 2 C above the long-term

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Tag Archives Meteorology

The secrets behind making a long-range forecast for winter

U.S. winter likely to continue hot weather trend

Dry to December, then Alberta Clippers: AccuWeather

Early snow doesn’t equal snowy winter

Westerly winds and high pressure dominate

El Niño less likely, but Aussie crops still affected

Cool and cloudy Thanksgiving

Record low to record highs

Drought area widens in U.S., producers are frustrated

Frost hits most of the Prairies

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