Sunday, August 28, 2011

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #127

Good Evening and welcome to another blog post.

WEATHERGEEK STATION DATA:
AUG 21      96/76   N8mph     1014/1011mb     1.78in
AUG22      97/75    N5mph     1014/1009mb     .02in
AUG23      99/76    N12mph    1012/1008mb    .00in
AUG24      99/75    N5mph     1012/1008mb    .48in
AUG25     99/75    N4mph      1012/1007mb    .00in
AUG26     102/79   NW5mph  1010/1006mb   .00in
AUG27    100/78    NW2mph   1008/1002mb (Irene created the Low pressure) .00in

WEATHERGEEK STATION OUTLOOK:
This week looks to start hot and dry followed by some T-storms towards the Labor Day weekend and also the potential by next Monday to have highs not in the 90's yeah!!!!!

***The Severe Weather/Winter Weather/Tropical Weather can also be found on our Daily Weather Trends Blog: http://weathergeeksweathertrends.blogspot.com/

SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Monday (Northern Plains)
Tuesday (Kansas/Missouri)
Wednesday(MO/IL/AR)
Thursday: (Northern Plains/Gulf Coast)
Friday  (Majority of the Plains and also along the Gulf Coast)
Sat/Sun (Look for T-storms along the Gulf Coast and into the Great Lakes)

WINTER WEATHER OUTLOOK:
N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER:
Just finished with Irene and Jose poses no threat to the US, however with that being said there are two new spots coming off the coast of Africa that could have US Impacts later on down the road by Sep 10-13 time period.

WEBSITE UPDATES:
We are going to be launching a Video and also PDF File from our data collecting on Hurricane Irene look for it to be available by end of the week.

Until Next week
Enjoy The Weather
THE WEATHERGEEK

Sunday, August 21, 2011

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #126

Good Evening and Welcome to another weeks blog.
Pretty warm week and today we finally got rain again.


WEATHERGEEK STATION:
Aug 14:  96/76  NE8mph  1012/1008  .00in
Aug 15:  97/73  NE14mph 1012/1008 .00in
Aug 16:  95/72  NE5mph   1014/1011  .00in
Aug 17:  96/74  NE11mph  1015/1013  .00in
Aug 18:  97/74  NE12mph  1013/1008  .00in
Aug 19:  96/77 NE15mph    1011/1008  .00in
Aug 20:  95/77 NE6mph     1013/1009   .00in

WEATHERGEEK STATION OUTLOOK:
This week looks to be hot and humid with some T-storms throughout the week.
Highs will be in the Upper 90's and Lows in the 70's.

SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Monday some strong t-storms along the MS/AL Gulf Coast.
Tuesday an area of T-storms may develop in the Northern Plains.
Wednesday: Looks quite
Thursday: In the Midwest look for some T-storms
Friday:  A small region in th Northern Plains again
Saturday-Sunday: Look for the most significant t-storms to be near the landfalling Hurricane along the Southeast US.

WINTER WEATHER OUTLOOK:
N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK:
Well first to mention TS Irene which will likely make CAT 1 Hurricane status before brushing along Florida and then pushing possibly into the Carolinas over the weekend.
The potential is there for this to be the busiest week this year so far, as indications are there for the possibilty of three more storms to develop this week off the African Coast and move westward.

WEATHERGEEK WEATHER TRENDS:
We are doing the final tweeks to our Trends, we are going to hold off on the PRO Services as we want to keep this free as long as possible...So look for some possible changes to the page layout over the next few weeks which will allow us to keep it free.

WEBSITE HAPPENINGS:
Have added the Weathergeek Station Observation to the main page now so you can share in on our Heat... Also still working on bringing that great big SNAPSHOT PHOTO Contest to Weathergeek in Sept. Also have made some changes to our Weathergeek WXCHANNEL so stop by the main page and click the link on the left...

Well that is it for today so
ENJOY THE WEATHER
THE WEATHERGEEK

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #125

Good Evening here is this week blog.

WEATHERGEEK  STATION CLIMO
AUG 7:  96/77 NW5mph 1013/1009 .00in
AUG 8:  93/79 NW5mph 1011/1007 .06in
AUG9:  100/80 NW7mph 1009/1006 .00in
AUG10: 99/77  NW6mph 1010/1006 .00in
AUG11: 99/82  NW5mph 1012/1009 .00in
AUG12: 97/76  NW9mph  1013/1009 .66in
AUG13: 94/75  NW6mph  1013/1009 .36in

WEATHERGEEK STATION OUTLOOK:
This week will be hot again with Temps in the Upper 90's and Heat Index Values near 115F. Also look for some Isolated T-storms.

 SEVERE WEATHER:
Monday look for Severe Weather along the Northeast.
Tuesday  Evening look for T-storms in the Northern Plains.
Thursday the Northern plains along with the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast
Saturday possible in the Northern Plains and the Northeast.

WINTER WEATHER: N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER:
We have Tropical Storm Gert which looks like it should impact Bermuda with Tropical Storm force winds and squalls. Also there is still two other spots to keep an eye on this week as it will be very possible that we could have 1 or 2 more storms towards the end of the week along with last weeks storms.

OUR STORE:
Stop by and get the latest from our new store CLUSTERS.

WEATHERGEEKS WEATHER TRENDS:
We will be launching our PRO Service some time in September so keep watching for the date.


WEATHERGEEKS WEATHERCHANNEL:
Watch for Cluster Episode #14 to hit the street this week.


WEBSITE HAPPENINGS:
In Sept we are also going to have our 1st Annual Snap shot Photo Contest. Look for more info in the next few weeks. This will be a chance to win $5 via Paypal if your photo is selected. Stay tuned for more info soon.
We have also added the August Edition of our Newsletter check it out on the main page.

Until Next Week
Enjoy The Weather
THE WEATHERGEEK

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #124

Good Evening and welcome to another blog post and week.

This past week proved to bring much needed rain we have passed 2inches of rain  already just the opposite of July.

Station Climo
July 31 100/78 SW5mph 1016/1013 .16in
Aug 1   98/77  SW5mph  1013/1009 1.44in
Aug 2  98/76   SW6mph  1012/1008  .18in
Aug 3  98/77   SW5mph  1009/1007  .04in
Aug 4  97/78   SW9mph  1014/1008  .07in
Aug 5  99/75  SW11mph 1013/1008  .50in
Aug 6  100/79 SW4mph  1013/1009  .00in

WEATHERGEEK STATION OUTLOOK:
Weather looks to be the same this week afternoon T-storms with Heat Index values near 115F and High Temps in the Upper 90's.

SEVERE WEATHER:
Looks like a possiblity of some severe weather in the NPlains overnight and into Monday. Then look for that area to push into the Northeast by midweek.

WINTER WEATHER:
N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER:
Well what can I say I got the track pretty much right, however it share was no CAT2 so I missed that part. However I have a sneaky feeling this week we will be introduced to our next named system out in the middle of the Atlantic...

OUR STORE:
You can now get our Joke book and Cluster book from the book store at Lulu.com this is where we have decided to move the books to for better customer support.

FUNPASS WEATHER:
Have added a few new downloads to enjoy check them out. Click on the Fun Pass Weather Tab on our main page to get there.

WEATHERGEEKS WEATHER TRENDS:
We have now been running this blog for about 1month and will continue to improve it. We are also looking at adding a more detailed Pro Account with the Trends keep checking back for our launch date of the PRO Account.

WEATHERGEEKS WXCHANNEL:
Stop by and check out Weather Adventure and also our Weather Trends Video that will be back up this week.

WEBSITE UPDATES:
The Weather Scroller current conditons are back up and running !!!

Until Next Time
Enjoy The Weather!!
THE WEATHERGEEK

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Weathergeek.net Weekly Blog #123

Good Evening and Welcome to another blog post.

Starting out with our Station Climo for the week.

July 24:  90/74  NW6 1018/1014 .30in
July 25: 90/74  SW9   1014/1009  .42in
July 26: 95/74  NW3  1010/1006   .66in
July 27: 91/76  NW3  1012/1008   .04in
July 28: 85/76  NW3  1015/1009   1.30in
July 29: 100/74  SW6  1017/1015  .03in
July 30: 96/76   SW9   1017/1015  .00in

Weathergeek Station Outlook for this week: Look for more warm weather as Heat Indexs could approach 115 this week on many occasions, also look for the Isolated T-storms in the Afternoon to help provide a brief cool down. Hot and Humid this week!!!!

SEVERE WEATHER:  Look for an area to move through the Northern Plains early week and then extend back into the Northeast by mid week.

WINTER WEATHER:  N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER:  Look for a East Coast storm this week, my thoughts are that it will possibly push a CAT2 status however looks to remain far enough away form the US Coast. However look for Tropical Storm Conditions in PR the next couple of days. And a possible Landfall in Bermuda as a CAT2..... Outside of that Japan has another storm headed its way by mid week, looks like it should hit near Southern Japan. Eastern Pacific also a storm developing there which will remain over the open waters no impacts outside of mariners.

OUR STORE:  Its offical we have finally come up with a name to change OUR STORE to. We will be laying out the new design soon look for our store name to become CLUSTERS named after our famous Cluster the Cloud.

WEATHERGEEKS WXCHANNEL: Just launched a new way to see all of our shows such as Cluster the Cloud and Weather Trends. On the main page hit the tab on the side that says OURWXCHANNEL or follow this link:  http://blip.tv/weathergeekswxchannel

WEBSITE UPDATES:  Look for the launching of our new WXTRENDS PRO ACCOUNT more details to follow in the comming weeks.....

UNTIL NEXT WEEK
Enjoy The Weather
THE WEATHERGEEK

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Weathergeek.net Weekly Weather Blog #122 July 24

Good Evening and welcome to another blog post.
This week I am going to add a new section to the blog.

WEATHERGEEK STATION DATA: This past week included some much needed rain and also some great summer heat see below.
July 17: Temps:88F/75F Winds: South 5mph Pressure: 1015mb/1013mb Rainfall: 3.04in
July 18: Temps: 84/73 Winds: North 5mph Pressure: 1015mb/1013mb Rainfall: 3.31in
July 19: Temps: 97/72 Winds: Southwest 5mph Pressure: 1015/1011mb Rainfall: .00in
July 20: Temps: 98/74 Winds: Southwest 7mph Pressure: 1014/1009mb Rainfall: .00in
July 21: Temps 96/81F Winds: Southwest 7mph Pressure: 1013/1009mb Rainfall: .00in
July 22: Temps: 88/78F Winds: Southwest 5mph Pressure: 1014/1012mb Rainfall: .18in
July 23: Temps: 92/74F Winds: Southwes 6mph Pressure: 1018/1014mb Rainfall: .59in

SEVERE WEATHER:
Looks to be very minimal this week, with small area's possibly in the Northern Plains and then up in the far Northeast US.

WINTER WEATHER:
N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER:
There is a wave near PR this evening outside of that nothing major this week, but the wave near PR needs to be watched closely over the next few days for possible development.

OUR STORE:
Look for the addition of our new Cluster pillow to hit the streets soon.

WEBSITE UPDATES:
We now have Weather Trends Blog which can follow our daily thoughts on the major weather players for the day. You can find the link on our main page.

Until Next Week,
Enjoy The Weather!!
THE WEATHERGEEK

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Weathergeek Weekly Blog #121 July 17, 2011

Good Evening and Welcome to another Blog..This past week here at the station we got just about 4inches of rain.
This is the most we have gotten since back early spring. Very nice
time for the rain help with the drought, however we still are a few inches behind.


SEVERE WEATHER: Looks like it will stay in the North, near the Canada border this week. There may be some damaging winds along the Gulf Coast in the Afternoon T-storms but overall not much this week.

WINTER WEATHER: N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER: It has happened Tropical Depression 2 has formed in the Atlantic just off the coast of Eastern Florida. Early Indications is that it will make it to Tropical Storm strength and then head out towards the open Atlantic, causing no problems for the US. Outside of that another system looks like it should form in the Eastern Pacific by early this week and make its way up the Baja. Lastly the Major Typhoon that is landing in Japan at this time, it looks like the worst is going to be around the Southern part of mainland and then return out just south of Tokyo.

WEATHERGEEK STATION: This past week we did get a nice rainfall. Now this week the High from the North is going to rebuild into the area, bringing the T-storms to more of a Isolated nature and also bringing in the Heat again, Temps are going back up into the upper 90's this week.....

OUR STORE: We have just changed publishing companies for our books and you can now get "THE CLOUDS STORY" online at our book store.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Weathergeek Weekly Weather Blog #120 (July 10, 2011)

Good Evening,
Welcome to another blog post.

Weather this past week has been very dry and hot and will continue to be hot, however a little cloud over my head said it may rain this week. (Yeah!!!!).

The drought continues as we are well below normal on precip, grass down along the coast may just as well be straw for the horses.

SEVERE WEATHER: Looks like the Northern Plains are getting hit this evening and have another chance mid week to see more.. Also just got off the phone with family in the South Dakota area and they have enough water laying around on the ground to make a ocean.

WINTER WEATHER: N/A

TROPICAL WEATHER: All looks quite in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico for the week but there are becoming more waves in the Atlantic, have to just keep watching them over the next few days. My thoughts for this week are no storms....

WEATHERGEEK STATION: This past week we seen Temps reach the 101-105F range all week and no rain on the week. This next week I see the chance of getting close to 2.00in maybee on Tue/Wed of this week... Temps will remain in the upper 90's to low 100's all week.

OUR STORE: Our new publishing company for our books is in the store with our First Book published under this new company:
 http://adf.ly/359457/our-store
 
FUNPASS WEATHER: This week have added "Hurricane Dodge to the power point game downloads make sure to download to your computer and enjoy, beat the Hurricane across the Atlantic....
http://adf.ly/359457/fun-pass-weather
 
WEBSITE UPDATES: We now have a new Video Weather Show "Weather Trends" you  can go to this link and enjoy the daily shows...
Also have added another Sky Photograph stop by and check it out see what you see in this image.
Until Next Week
Enjoy The Weather
THE WEATHERGEEK