THE WEATHERGEEK WEEKLY: May 2012

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #160

Good Morning and welcome to another week. Hope everyone had a great past weekend and enjoyed their time off and remembered all of our military members!!

A quick thought on the past week was HOT with temps soaring into the 90's for a good portion of the week.

WEATHERGEEK STATION CLIMO:

Weekly Climate Report

WEATHERGEEK STATION WEEKLY FORECAST:
This week promises to be hot again and also a chance for some t-storms this week as we see a stronger cold front approach the area by late week.

FORECAST

WINTER/SEVERE/TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Winter: None.

Severe: This week the severe weather turns to the Carolina's today and tomorrow with the remains of our tropical system and also in the Plains a very potent low pressure system is going to move through and bring the chance for severe weather in the plains today through Thursday, followed by a chance of severe weather in the Gulf Coast Region on Friday moving into the Northeast for the weekend.

Tropical: Look for TS Beryl to reform out over the Gulf Stream this week and move away from the US, outside of that the Tropics look to be quite the rest of the week. Also this week we start the offical start to the 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season!!

WEATHERGEEK.NET EVENTS SECTION
No major events for the week.

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Monday, May 21, 2012

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #159

Good Morning and welcome to another week. Memorial Day is just right around the corner hope everyone is making their plans to get out and enjoy some good ol fashion camping in the woods and by the lakes. Make sure to check out our sponser below to get all your weather gadgets in hand before you take to the lake this weekend.

This past week felt like summer and was pretty dry with no rain to be found.

WEATHERGEEK STATION CLIMO:

Weekly Climate Report

WEATHERGEEK STATION WEEKLY FORECAST:
Another warm week in the making along with a few isolated t-storms.

FORECAST

WINTER/SEVERE/TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Winter: None.

Severe: Look for t-storms to roll through the Northern Plains today and also extending back down into Oklahoma and Kansas. T-storms will also be isolated along the Gulf Coast today. Severe weather looks pretty quite until this next weekend when our next potent storm system moves the Northern Plains.

Tropical: First Atlantic Tropical of the season has formed off the coast of South Carolina. Tropical Storm Alberto should continue up the East Coast but remain off the coast and be a more marine impact. Also have to continue watching the Southwest Carribiean over the next couple of days for possible activity.

Monday, May 14, 2012

Weathergeek.net Weekly #158

Well this past week is in the books and it was a pretty nice week. We did have a few t-storms move through the area over the weekend but overall it was a very nice weekend. This week is going to be on the warm side more info available on our forecast tab below.

WEATHERGEEK STATION CLIMO:

Weekly Climo Report

WEATHERGEEK STATION WEEKLY FORECAST:
A slight chance of t-storms today otherwise expect to see a dry and warm week in store.

FORECAST

WINTER/SEVERE/TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Winter: None.

Severe: A slight chance today in the Southwest portion of Texas extending back into New Mexico. Also look for t-storms in the Carolina's.

Tropical: 92L is well out in the Atlantic and should stay that way for some time not causing any immediate impact to any coastlines.

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WEATHERGEEK.NET EVENTS SECTION
No major events for the week.

CLUSTERS CORNERSHOP
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CLUSTERS PHOTOGRAPHY
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BLOG ADVERTISEMENT: A special thanks to this weeks blog sponser make sure to stop by and get your new weather instruments from one of the finest online weather stores.
Peace of mind is what we all want and unfortunately the weather does not always cooperate in this respect. In some areas, there are local sirens available to alert you, as well as, the television and internet service. But, there is nothing like having a weather radio handy to alert you in hazardous weather conditions especially if bad weather comes during the night. Depending on your job, outdoor activities, or home plans, weather meters and weather stations can also fill these needs as well. You can view these weather instruments at http://www.weathermonitorsplus.com/ to see which is best for you.

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Monday, May 7, 2012

Weathergeek.net Weekly #157

Good Monday morning to all,

This past week the temps warmed up into the upper 80's and also we seen more of our typical summer weather pattern with afternoon T-storms along the Sea Breeze. Read our climo report below for more on the past week.

WEATHERGEEK STATION CLIMO:

Weekly Climo Report

WEATHERGEEK STATION WEEKLY FORECAST:
Another warm start to the week with more afternoon T-storms followed by a frontal boundary moving through the area mid-week, which will bring some stronger t-storms to the area and also drop the temps back to the lower 80's. Read more below.

FORECAST

WINTER/SEVERE/TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Winter: An area of heavier snow is going to develop Monday-Tuesday across the Colorado Rockies expect to see snowfall amounts near 6in.

Severe: Monday a slight chance for severe weather through the Ohio River Valley. Look for the area to shift into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic by Tuesday bringing more severe weather to that region.

Also look for the stationary bounday back towards Texas to be the area for some isolated severe weather.

Tropical: NONE

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