September 2017 will be an usual one, similar to what we saw in August as August was also an unusual month for the season we are in but all members read on for details … If you are not a member you’ll want to be one for the coming season updates as Meteorological Fall Starts September 1st! While the August […]
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After a relatively cool August thus far as predicted in my August 2017 forecast released in July, (Article A) we will push those temperatures back into dangerous heatwave levels as the monsoonal moisture returns to the area after this weekend into this next week so read on for details. Heads up, because as stated in my August 2017 forecast, the […]
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Did we seriously lose the day and age where we can make eclipse boxes, use a scope to project the Sun’s image, or just enjoy an eclipse without people thinking even being outside during it is like the apocalypse? What will the weather be like? Read on for details … Schools in Hemet and San Jacinto are keeping their kids […]
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Every month I release my official long range forecast that gives an idea on what to expect. It is one of a kind exclusive thing only view-able within the work done on the site. It can tell you the warm/cold periods, rain/dry periods, and sometimes even tropical system track probabilities. August 2017 is going as projected but can we look […]
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I have finished my medium to long range forecast for the Great American Total Solar Eclipse, crossing the entire United States on August 21, 2017. Whether you’ll be away on business, school, camping, or traveling to … this detailed forecast will help you know your best chances so read on for your forecast zone outlook. Coastal Clouds: In looking at […]
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An active season coming up is looking more likely for the Southern California area … read on for details. As you may or may not know, September 1st is the start of meteorological Fall, whereas the traditional later month days are astronomical. Weather patterns usually follow September 1st for Fall, December 1st for Winter, March 1st for Spring, and June […]
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The atmosphere was very unstable today and storms exploded in the inland areas, but just as fast as they came they’ll vanish by sunset due to the loss of daytime heating. As if someone hits a switch tomorrow, it’ll look much more stable out there and the humidity is coming down soon so read on for details. First … what […]
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The moisture surge continues across the southland, making it feel like the Midwest, and it will increase today and especially overnight in a large part of the forecast region. Read on for details. In the previous article there was mention of severe weather IF debris clouds did not get in the way. Convective temperatures over the Elsinore Convergence Zone will […]
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