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U.S. Forecast Summary, October 17: New England. New Rain.
Tonight's Weather in the West: Strong ridging over Wyoming has resulted in sunny skies and pleasant conditions throughout Wyoming south - into Utah and Colorado and east - into Nevada, California and Arizona.
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 18: New England. More New
Rain.
Wednesday’s Weather in the West: The high pressure cell over Wyoming will relax today - as low pressure moves onshore across Washington and Oregon - and this disturbance will spread clouds, valley rain and mountain snow - over Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Western Montana.
World Forecast Summary, October 17: "Michael" To Visit
Bermuda?
The Western Atlantic: Tropical Storm "Michael" is strengthening - and the center of the storm is now about 450 miles West-Southwest of Bermuda. The system has been nearly stationary - but a slow North-Northeastward motion is expected to begin by Thursday. "Michael's" current maximum sustained winds are near 50 mph - with higher gusts - and further strengthening is forecast through Thursday.
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 17: N.E./South: Start Your
Umbrellas
Today's Weather in the West: High pressure remained strong over Wyoming this morning - and weak disturbance overriding this ridge - has spread occasional clouds across Northern Idaho and Montana.
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 18: It's The South & N.E.
Again
Wednesday’s Weather in the West: Onshore movement of the next Pacific disturbance - will return showers to Washington and part of Oregon Tuesday night - and this precip will then push east - into Idaho by Wednesday morning - and into Montana by early afternoon.
World Forecast Summary, October 17: "Michael." Not That Kinda
Angel
The Western Atlantic: Tropical Depression "Thirteen" has now strengthened into Tropical Storm "Michael" - and is nearly stationary off the Southeast U.S. coast - approximately 400 miles West-Southwest of Bermuda. Maximum sustained winds are now around 40 mph - with gusts up to 50 mph. "Michael" is expected to be influenced by a fairly weak trough - coming from the mainland U.S. This trough will allow the storm to move toward the Northeast - in another 36 to 48 hours. At this time, it doesn't appear that Tropical Storm "Michael" will be any danger to Bermuda.
Ask the Weather Guru: Just Plain Rain
Hi Guru: Can you tell me how many days it rained in Leechburg., Pennsylvania – from July, 2000 – to August 11th, 2000? And on which days did it rain? Thank you, Beth.
Weather Records: It's The Maine Caribou
Record Lows for Tuesday, October 17:
This Day in Weather History: 1781. Ma’ Nature Enlists In Local
Militia
On October 17th, 1781 – it was looking pretty good for the up-start Colonials – who had been fighting their war of independence – against an army that, prior to the war – was touted world-wide – as the finest fighting force on the face of the planet: the British.
Weather Pros: “Fog. The Continuing Saga.”
If you didn’t know: one of the three most common ways that “fog” forms – is by the process known as “Radiational.” This is sometimes called “Valley” fog – since valleys and other enclosed, or low-lying areas are so often inclined to get the stuff.
Earlier Stories
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 16: Thunder In The South
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 17: Northeast: Magnetize Your
Umbrellas
World Forecast Summary, October 16: Heads Up India
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 16: Just Try To Stay Dry
U.S. Forecast Summary, October 17: We Be Mostly Damp
World Forecast Summary, October 16: A Bengal Tiger
Ask the Weather Guru: How ‘Bout Some Turkey, Dumplin’?
This Day in Weather History: 1913. On The Docket Of The Bay
Weather Pros: Hi. Welcome to “Fog Week”
U.S. Forecast Summary, Oct. 15: Pressure-Packed South
U.S. Forecast Summary, Sept. 16: Rain Washes Northwest, Northeast
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