St Paul, MN here. This show is a hidden gem. I love that you explain not only what's likely to happen but why it will, and I always leave feeling very informed. Thank you for your excellent work!
Tim, I live in Plano, Texas. I'm a retired private sector meteorologist. I think you do a great job, with excellent technical content. One thing that folks in Texas and surrounding states need to be planning for is an extended drought that has already started, but could be really problematic from a fire weather standpoint.
Hi, Tim. I'm Mike, in Elma, Iowa (northeast - our NWS is LAX). Today we got up to 75, sw winds 7-13. Little more heat and wind tomorrow on Sunday. 81 and sw winds gusting to 29. Our harvest here is in full speed and nobody's complaining about wet fields and much of the corn being harvested is already in the 14-18% and won't need any supplemental drying, thus saving a lot of costs for our farmers! I just subscribed. Your content is appreciated!
Nice, I do appreciate that report... especially from the agricultural side as it's hard to get that kind of inside info without looking at regional farm weather reports. Hope you can keep us updated!
A warm hello from San Antonio, TX! Just discovered this channel and I must say, I am so glad to have done so. In the best way possible, your voice and cadence reminds me of TWC’s Intellistar. Very comforting. Incredible learning material as you go through your summary and analysis as well! Keep doing what you’re doing :)
Thank you! You'll like the closing clips as most of them are captured around the San Antonio / Hill Country area (thankfully have a close relative who is into drones).
Thanks Tim, even tho I am in the United Kingdom. I also love to know about the weather around the world! And to gain a better understanding..... This is the best place every week 👍 Thank you 😊 Have a gr8 weekend
Thank you @danielwilliams318! Hopefully we can cover a bit of Europe this winter... lack of time has been an issue though as it takes hours just to prep the show for North America.
Tim, Great show as always. Greetings from Cheyenne, WY. Retired meteorologist and climatologist. Received a trace of snow this evening - 1st of the season and the first measurable precipitation today since 18 September!
The persistent ridge over the East US has brought beautifully clear night skies to Northern Alabama. We got a clear view of the Aurora last week, and comet C/2023 A3 just now. Thanks for the video, I always learn a lot from your commentary.
Hi Tim, I live in Grand Forks, North Dakota. I'm glad to see some drizzle today. It has been very dry since mid-September. I'm looking forward to winter.
High wind warnings overnight into Saturday morning, downsloping easterlies along the northern Wasatch Front and gap winds down near St. George, UT. Thanks for your updates and insight!
Greetings from Ishpeming, MI. ✌️ (In Michigan's Upper Peninsula) Thank you for the updates, Tim! We've already had a few frosty mornings and our first flurry (only lasted about 10min) in the early morning hours of Oct. 15th.
Very cold and stormy here in Show Low. Snow here and there, rain, thunder. Turned the heat on for the first time this season. Very cool display of mammatus clouds at sunset.
Hi Tim: Thank you for another amazing video and detailing the Canadian provinces. I live close to Toronto. This time of year many Canadian snowbirds head to Florida for the winter. For those of us that don't go to Florida any idea what this winter may be like? Really enjoy your expertise.
Greetings from Tucson and Dolores CO. Great fall weather finally in the SW deserts. A a good touch of winter in the Four Corners. Lovely weather system!
Just this morning found your channel! I live in southeastern Colorado. 60 miles east of Pueblo. It started raining Friday evening, very light. Continued off and on, since. 11:02 Saturday morning and it’s raining steady. Temp is 47, and weather bug is calling for a high off 60! My guess is, it’ll be hard pressed to get into mid 50s! Enjoyed your weather content very much! Thank you!
Thanks! I guess you're around the La Junta area. Many good memories driving through there going to the Denver conferences or the Rockies. Appreciate the weather report!
Thank you! Glad to hear we have some viewers in the Rockies, hopefully you can report on any interesting weather that happens there. Hopefully we will get a few viewers down in Trinidad or Alamosa as well.
The light pollution is real. I’m lucky enough to be in the 3-4 bortle range, and 20 miles from an IDSP park and it’s always stunning what we are missing out on.
Yeah, a good dark sky is really something else. I miss the skies we had out on the Tonopah Test Range, those were some of the darkest skies I ever experienced.
Tim? Why does this look so chaotic? We have seen cut-off lows with the Jet cyclonicly completing complete circulation before but this looks like a cyclone! Thanks
The occluded low is cut off from the supply of warm air (i.e. temperature contrasts) and often from moisture (latent heat). The baroclinic low is usually undergoing development unless it is what we classify as a "stable wave".
Hey Tim, regular viewer from Geneva, Switzerland. Grew up in the States (NJ and TX) and my mother lives in NJ. Majored in meteorology/atmos. science and got my BS at Rutgers and my MS at TAMU. Now been a forecaster for the Swiss weather service for over 20 years. Really enjoy watching your weather briefings, very nicely done, congrats! Having purchased your DA and RAOB programs, I may try my hand at doing similar weather briefings for Europe... :)
Glad to have you here! Hope you can join us next week. Wish I could do some shows for Europe but due to limited time it will probably have to wait for the next big winter storm there.
I'm a regular viewer from Windsor CO. Looks like a nice four corners low but not enough moister/wrong wind angle to get much rain here... its been 56 days since Greeley has measured any precipitation...
Yeah, it's usually a good setup for upslope rains and snows in the Denver region but it appears everything is just a bit too far south. The closed low isn't great for moisture return since the jet is parallel to the Rockies (reduced lee side trough effect).
Why has it stopped raining in Philadelphia, PA? We are soon to exceed the historical record of 29 days without rain. Rains became sparse during the past 2 months. Intermittent ponds are dry. Native shrubs with shallow roots have shriveled leaves. Water level above my well-pump’s inlet has dropped from 40 feet to 8 feet. The top 3 feet of soil is “bone dry”; therefore, it will require a significant amount of rain to break through and replenish my aquifer. The models show negligible rain for the next 2 weeks. What large scale meteorological change is needed to return to normal rainfall?
39 degrees f in sonora ca @ 87 am. due to sinking high pressure and cold air aloft and red flag warning for most of northern ca , makes a chilly am start.
St Paul, MN here. This show is a hidden gem. I love that you explain not only what's likely to happen but why it will, and I always leave feeling very informed. Thank you for your excellent work!
Thank you! Good to have some viewers from the Twin CIties.
Tim, I live in Plano, Texas. I'm a retired private sector meteorologist. I think you do a great job, with excellent technical content. One thing that folks in Texas and surrounding states need to be planning for is an extended drought that has already started, but could be really problematic from a fire weather standpoint.
Wind, hail, and now fire in N Dallas. Hang in there y'all.
Yep, it will be tough going into a La Nina winter. Unfortunately it does strongly correlate with below normal precip in winter in the Southern Plains.
Hi, Tim. I'm Mike, in Elma, Iowa (northeast - our NWS is LAX). Today we got up to 75, sw winds 7-13. Little more heat and wind tomorrow on Sunday. 81 and sw winds gusting to 29. Our harvest here is in full speed and nobody's complaining about wet fields and much of the corn being harvested is already in the 14-18% and won't need any supplemental drying, thus saving a lot of costs for our farmers! I just subscribed. Your content is appreciated!
Nice, I do appreciate that report... especially from the agricultural side as it's hard to get that kind of inside info without looking at regional farm weather reports. Hope you can keep us updated!
Hello from Pine Island, MN. Thanks for the great updates as always, Tim!
Thank you! Good to have viewers up there in Minnesota.
A warm hello from San Antonio, TX! Just discovered this channel and I must say, I am so glad to have done so. In the best way possible, your voice and cadence reminds me of TWC’s Intellistar. Very comforting. Incredible learning material as you go through your summary and analysis as well! Keep doing what you’re doing :)
Thank you! You'll like the closing clips as most of them are captured around the San Antonio / Hill Country area (thankfully have a close relative who is into drones).
Thanks Tim, even tho I am in the United Kingdom. I also love to know about the weather around the world! And to gain a better understanding.....
This is the best place every week 👍
Thank you 😊
Have a gr8 weekend
Thank you @danielwilliams318! Hopefully we can cover a bit of Europe this winter... lack of time has been an issue though as it takes hours just to prep the show for North America.
Clear and cool in Rochester NY late this week. Looking ahead at a warm weekend. Thanks Tim!
Thanks for the update!
Tim, Great show as always. Greetings from Cheyenne, WY. Retired meteorologist and climatologist. Received a trace of snow this evening - 1st of the season and the first measurable precipitation today since 18 September!
Thank you! I just bookmarked your Wyoming climate atlas... looks like some good info in there.
@@ForecastLab It's a bit dated but I was able to use PRISM Climate maps developed by my good friend Chris Daly @ Oregon State University.
The persistent ridge over the East US has brought beautifully clear night skies to Northern Alabama. We got a clear view of the Aurora last week, and comet C/2023 A3 just now. Thanks for the video, I always learn a lot from your commentary.
So envious of your night time show!
Excellent... yeah we caught a view of the comet Tuesday night, but it was tough with that full moon.
Hi Tim, I live in Grand Forks, North Dakota. I'm glad to see some drizzle today. It has been very dry since mid-September. I'm looking forward to winter.
Thanks! I suspected we had some viewers up in Grand Forks.
High wind warnings overnight into Saturday morning, downsloping easterlies along the northern Wasatch Front and gap winds down near St. George, UT. Thanks for your updates and insight!
Thanks! Interesting storm. Good to know about the gap winds going on there.
Great show tonight. Greetings from South Central Missouri in the Mark Twain National Forest.
Hello to Missouri!
Greetings from Ishpeming, MI. ✌️ (In Michigan's Upper Peninsula)
Thank you for the updates, Tim!
We've already had a few frosty mornings and our first flurry (only lasted about 10min) in the early morning hours of Oct. 15th.
Thank you for the report!
Very cold and stormy here in Show Low. Snow here and there, rain, thunder. Turned the heat on for the first time this season. Very cool display of mammatus clouds at sunset.
Lovely weather system, eh?
Yep, quite a system for the Four Corners and high country area. Appreciate the report!
Hi Tim: Thank you for another amazing video and detailing the Canadian provinces. I live close to Toronto. This time of year many Canadian snowbirds head to Florida for the winter. For those of us that don't go to Florida any idea what this winter may be like? Really enjoy your expertise.
Well, climate forecasts are outside my wheelhouse but during La Nina seasons like this winter, Florida has a strong tendency for dry winters.
Thanks for the chart discussion. I just retired as an ATSC prof from UND in Grand Forks. I’m spending more time in the Mooney now!
Heya Fred! Glad you're still with us after all these years. The flying sounds great.
Greetings from Tucson and Dolores CO. Great fall weather finally in the SW deserts. A a good touch of winter in the Four Corners. Lovely weather system!
Thanks Graham! Looks like some good storms in New Mexico today.
Thanks!
Appreciate the support @Riverhorse916!
Beautiful weather here, clear and cool in Memphis, TN
Thank you for the update!
Just this morning found your channel!
I live in southeastern Colorado. 60 miles east of Pueblo.
It started raining Friday evening, very light.
Continued off and on, since.
11:02 Saturday morning and it’s raining steady.
Temp is 47, and weather bug is calling for a high off 60!
My guess is, it’ll be hard pressed to get into mid 50s!
Enjoyed your weather content very much!
Thank you!
Thanks! I guess you're around the La Junta area. Many good memories driving through there going to the Denver conferences or the Rockies. Appreciate the weather report!
The best weather man thankyou🙏🏻
Appreciate it!
Thank you, this was very good. We are in Steamboat Springs.
Thank you! Glad to hear we have some viewers in the Rockies, hopefully you can report on any interesting weather that happens there. Hopefully we will get a few viewers down in Trinidad or Alamosa as well.
Phoenix was very windy, dusty, and kind of chilly on Friday. That will be replaced by hot temperatures by mid week.
Appreciate the updates! What a change from 113.
Greetings from Sioux Falls, SD. We're waiting on Winter. Again(still?) It's a thing.
Dig your channel.
Thank you, interesting to hear we have viewers in Sioux Falls.
The light pollution is real. I’m lucky enough to be in the 3-4 bortle range, and 20 miles from an IDSP park and it’s always stunning what we are missing out on.
Yeah, a good dark sky is really something else. I miss the skies we had out on the Tonopah Test Range, those were some of the darkest skies I ever experienced.
About 4.6 inches of rain recorded in the last 24 hours in Vancouver. Mountain areas on island and mainland could get up to 7.
Wow, that's definitely a lot of rain for Vancouver Island... appreciate the update.
Tim? Why does this look so chaotic? We have seen cut-off lows with the Jet cyclonicly completing complete circulation before but this looks like a cyclone! Thanks
The system has strong thermal and moisture contrasts. We do get these cutoff lows in the cold season but usually those contrasts have subsided.
What is the main sensible difference between an occluded low and a baroclinic low?
The occluded low is cut off from the supply of warm air (i.e. temperature contrasts) and often from moisture (latent heat). The baroclinic low is usually undergoing development unless it is what we classify as a "stable wave".
We just had our first hard freeze in S. WI.
Appreciate the update!
Hey Tim, regular viewer from Geneva, Switzerland. Grew up in the States (NJ and TX) and my mother lives in NJ. Majored in meteorology/atmos. science and got my BS at Rutgers and my MS at TAMU. Now been a forecaster for the Swiss weather service for over 20 years. Really enjoy watching your weather briefings, very nicely done, congrats! Having purchased your DA and RAOB programs, I may try my hand at doing similar weather briefings for Europe... :)
Glad to have you here! Hope you can join us next week. Wish I could do some shows for Europe but due to limited time it will probably have to wait for the next big winter storm there.
subscribed.
I appreciate it!
I'm a regular viewer from Windsor CO. Looks like a nice four corners low but not enough moister/wrong wind angle to get much rain here... its been 56 days since Greeley has measured any precipitation...
Yeah, it's usually a good setup for upslope rains and snows in the Denver region but it appears everything is just a bit too far south. The closed low isn't great for moisture return since the jet is parallel to the Rockies (reduced lee side trough effect).
Blue Ridge Mtns, Alleghany County NC here.
Appreciate the info! Hopefully you all are recovering from the rains.
Why has it stopped raining in Philadelphia, PA? We are soon to exceed the historical record of 29 days without rain. Rains became sparse during the past 2 months. Intermittent ponds are dry. Native shrubs with shallow roots have shriveled leaves. Water level above my well-pump’s inlet has dropped from 40 feet to 8 feet. The top 3 feet of soil is “bone dry”; therefore, it will require a significant amount of rain to break through and replenish my aquifer. The models show negligible rain for the next 2 weeks. What large scale meteorological change is needed to return to normal rainfall?
Very dry in Eastern Oklahoma
Certainly wish we could get some rain. It will be tough with La Nina setting in.
Drought, in NY.
39 degrees f in sonora ca @ 87 am. due to sinking high pressure and cold air aloft and red flag warning for most of northern ca , makes a chilly am start.
Yep definitely a cold morning... we have yet to reach 39 in north Texas this season.
Chilly nights in ohio
Yep, saw those frost advisories. Looks like you all will be getting a warmup this weekend.