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A very strong earthquake hit Japan yesterday and now they are issuing a very dire warning: MEGAQUAKE ADVISORY FOR JAPAN: Japan has issued a MAJOR MEGAQUAKE ADVISORY after a massive 7.5 earthquake rocked the nation’s north on

We have had a hard time getting rid of the fog and low, overcast skies the last few days. This is thanks to a nearly stationary frontal boundary that has nearly stalled across the area (picture below);

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE! MAN, WHAT A SYSTEM THAT TOOK US FROM NEAR 70 DEGREES ON SATURDAY TO HIGHS ONLY INTO THE 30S ON SUNDAY. THIS SYSTEM WILL CYCLE BACK AROUND IN 6 TO 7 WEEKS AND THAT

Good morning everyone! I thought I would spend a little time this morning and give you all an update on the new LRC cycle setting up as we speak. Remember, the new cycle sets up around October

WHAT A GREAT WEEKEND WE HAD WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND COOL FALL TEMPERATURES. BEEN A FEW GUYS SPOTTED CUTTING IN ANHYDROUS NOW THAT THE SOIL TEMPERATURES ARE DROPPING. THE FIRST REPORTS OF SOME FROST CAME FROM

WHAT A GLOOMY WEEKEND WE HAD WITH SCATTERED LIGHT RAIN AND OVERCAST SKIES THROUGHOUT. WE GET A BIT OF A BREAK TODAY THEN OUR RAINFALL CHANCES GO RIGHT BACK UP FOR YOUR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AS A

October 23rd, 1920: Dr. Ted Fujita was born in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Fujita devoted his life to studying tornadoes, supercells, and downbursts. He is best known as the creator of the scale the National Weather Service uses

BOY, WE HAD A NICE SURPRISE ON SATURDAY WHEN THE STORM SYSTEM THAT PROVIDED RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS TO MOST OF OUR AREA DECIDED TO HANG AROUND FOR THE DAY. PREVIOUS EXPECTATION OF RAINFALL WAS BETWEEN HALF TO

HAPPY MONDAY EVERYONE, IT IS GOOD TO BE BACK AFTER A FEW DAYS OFF LAST WEEK. THE DRY WEATHER CONTINUED EVEN WITHOUT ME BEING AROUND BUT WE DID GET SOME SHOWER ACTIVITY THIS MORNING BUT THE TOTALS

Good morning everyone! As I begin my very, very hectic month of October, I wanted to fill you in on some big time changes that I am seeing with our weather pattern. For those that have followed