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Today through tomorrow evening, large areas of the Nation and some nearby ocean water areas are under various types of wind warnings. From hurricane-force wind warnings in New England’s offshore waters (large-scale winter storm and intense pressure gradient) to Santa Ana (canyon-channeled) winds in southern California (Fig. 1), the winds win!… To read the full story, click here - http://www.weatherworks.com/lifelong-learning-blog/?p=1256 © 2017 H. Michael Mogil To learn more about other high-impact weather events affecting North America, be sure to click here! 
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Frederick Mills
2/13/2017 02:32:31 am
Re. windy U.S.A. - overall, the U.K. has enjoyed a largely storm free winter this season. Other than the usual windy conditions in north west Scotland ( Atlantic depressions close by ) much dry and calm conditions have been enjoyed, due to proximity of continental high pressure. Somewhat colder than usual but very little snowfall. There is concern here in the South East that reservoirs are very low. Ideally, we would like to see some 10 inches of precipitation from now until end of April. Very unlikely unless pressure patterns change significantly. Leave a Reply. |
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