By Brett Rathbun – AccuWeather Following a warm, dry February in California, a shift in the weather pattern will open the door for several storms to soak the state during the second week of March. Enough rain may fall to put a noticeable dent in the drought across the state. By the end of this weekend,…
By Brian Lada – AccuWeather The El Niño-influenced weather pattern over the past several months has brought above-normal temperatures in the Midwest and Northeast, causing the ice coverage on the Great Lakes to be significantly lower than it has been over the past two winters. As of Feb. 2, 2016, the total ice coverage on…
By Michael Snyder – End Of The American Dream Why would anyone want to live in the state of California at this point? Not only do you have to deal with unbearable traffic, insane politicians and unchecked illegal immigration, but now the weather itself seems to be going crazy. A very strong El Nino has…
By Brett Rathbun – AccuWeather Stormy conditions, common of a strong El Niño weather pattern, will make a brief return to Southern California and the southwestern United States this weekend. This storm will also end the warmth across the region through Saturday by sending temperatures below normal into early February. How intense this storm will…
By Piper McGowin – The Daily Sheeple Remember when people used to talk about how someday California might slide into the ocean? Well, for several housing complexes in the town of Pacifica, home to 40,000 people, this became a reality when a state of emergency was declared due to El Niño. Apparently the cliffs there have…
By Alex Sosnowski – AccuWeather A series of El Niño-enhanced storms will continue to bring more beneficial rain and snow along with hazards to California and the southwestern U.S. in absence of a pineapple express. The above-average temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, known as El Niño, tend to strengthen the storm track into the…
By Joshua Krause – Ready Nutrition In case you didn’t notice, this week has seen some of the strangest weather in recent memory. All over the world there have been countless records broken and no shortage of unseasonable climate events. In some regions, things just seem upside down with rain, snow, and heat showing up…
By Brett Rathbun – AccuWeather A series of storms will bring welcome rainfall across California and other portions of the southwestern United States this week. The track of these storms is fueled by El Niño in the tropical Pacific Ocean. “The above-average temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, known as El Niño, tends to strengthen…
By Michael Snyder – End Of The American Dream It is not normal for the United States to experience massive wildfires and giant tornadoes right around Christmas. The huge wildfire that erupted northwest of Los Angeles on Christmas Day and the devastating tornadoes that ripped through the Dallas area on Saturday can be added to…
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