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Gusty winds and cold temperatures resulted in the development of freezing sea spray in the Gulf of Alaska, specifically off the coast near Yakutat Bay, on 9 Dec 2025. VIIRS Sea Spray RGB imagery captured the sea spray at 375 m resolution as a shade of light cyan against an otherwise darker blue or cyan […]

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Just as the calendar flipped to December, Old Man Winter dropped a swath of snowfall from the Central to the Eastern U.S. The NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Probabilistic Heavy Snow and Icing Discussion issued at 0804 UTC 01 December 2025, highlighted the threat for “Widespread moderate to heavy snow from the Central Plains to […]

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A rainy week across the Lone Star state impacted some of the same locations of the Texas Hill Country that experienced devastating flash flooding this Summer. The threat for heavy rainfall was highlighted five days prior to the event in the NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Extended Forecast Discussion issued at 0757 UTC 15 November […]

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One of the first atmospheric rivers (ARs) of the season delivered an early-season soaking to southern parts of the Golden State. The NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) highlighted the threat for flash flooding several days in advance, with the Day 4 Excessive Rainfall Outlook (ERO) signaling a Slight Risk ERO for the 24-hour period ending […]

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An explosive hurricane-force low traversed the northwestern Atlantic last week as the basin heads toward peak activity. November marks a transition month in extratropical hurricane-force low activity as the calmer Summer and early Fall are replaced by the active Winter storm track. Last week was no different, showcasing the large amount of baroclinic energy that […]

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