🔴 A huge blob of unusually warm water spans the North Pacific 🔴 Dubbed 'the blob,' this feature is displacing the jet stream to the north, which will cause unseasonably warm conditions in Canada and the United States during October. See it and learn about what’s causing it. 🎁 wapo.st/3ItT5i1

A tropical storm or hurricane could flood the Carolinas early next week. Read about the scenarios. 🎁 Gift link wapo.st/4nQJMrp

Did your area just have its most humid summer? Find out here. More than 120 million people across the U.S. just experienced a near-record humid summer. See how humidity patterns are changing in your region. 🎁 Gift article wapo.st/46mpcbh

📉 #Wildfires in Spain have reached record emissions in just one week - CAMS @mparrington.bsky.social 📉 Wildfire smoke covers central and east Canada – @bennollweather.bsky.social 📉 Smoke plumes from Canadian wildfires crossing the North Atlantic towards Europe – CAMS @sebsteinig.bsky.social

🚨 With a record 34 “extremely humid” days 🌡️💦 DC Health mosquito traps caught 3x more bugs this summer than last (also partly due to new traps) per reporting by @bennollweather.bsky.social

Extreme humidity, not just extreme heat, will soon make weather headlines across the United States. It’s going to be brutal for millions of people. wapo.st/4lfEc0x

Is summer arriving early? Look up how May temperatures are changing where you live. tl;dr: While this May will feature warm and humid weather, a few cooler, cloudy interludes will remind you that the season is still spring. 🎁 Gift link wapo.st/3YqQpq4

Have you noticed some extra sunshine this spring? ☀️ Cloud cover has been below average in more than three dozen states. Find out why and how your state ranks. Gift link 🎁 wapo.st/4481HTW

Adios, La Nina. NOAA declares it's over. Graphic by @bennollweather.bsky.social Read the full report on what it means: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

It's not just D.C. that's been windier than normal this year. Most of the nation has been unusually gusty, @bennollweather.bsky.social reports: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

🔥 Triple digit heat in South Texas on Friday could near a *United States national temperature record* of 108 degrees for the month of March. wapo.st/3DwMalw

The United States just lost some of its brightest and most talented scientists at NOAA and the NWS. Reverberations may be felt not just in the U.S., but around the world as the implications become clearer. My DMs are open if anyone wants to chat. wapo.st/4hX87ZQ

The United States has been home to the most unusually cold air on the planet so far this year. A desolate part of central South Dakota has been 11 degrees below average, making it Earth’s most unusually cold place in 2025 so far. Find out why ⤵️ wapo.st/4gQoiqG

Heavy snow and ice will hit from the Plains to the Mid-Atlantic. Moderate to major winter storm impacts are forecast across a dozen states as the polar vortex fuels cold, snowy conditions. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3ED6IZK

Roses are red, violets are blue, and the polar vortex is coming for you! The most unusually cold blob of air on the planet will be over the United States next week as the polar vortex returns for the second time this year. Polar vortex, the sequel ⤵️ wapo.st/3Qpbs7P

It's going to be a busy weather week across the U.S. with three big storms, featuring snow, ice, and an atmospheric river. Find out if your state will be impacted and take a visual journey through these weather extremes in my latest story. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/4aUrgJx

Here's my briefing on the Wednesday-Thursday winter storm, which will be the first of many over the next few weeks. Find out if your state will be affected and why it's getting so stormy. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/4hHnXrb

Polar vortex one week, shorts weather the next! More than two dozen states are on "shorts watch" over the next week, where temperatures could climb past 70 degrees. My latest story breaks down when and where it will be warmest. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/40GES6o

My latest story is packed with stats, maps, and analysis on January's unusual weather across the United States. "As U.S. shivered through polar vortex, one state was unusually warm" Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/40ALh31

My latest story discusses how and why winter has been flipped upside across the United States. Parts of the South have received more snow than the North. Will it continue? Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/42tC4vF

Gulf Coast blizzard: my latest story breaks down the biggest snow totals by state and the meteorological ingredients that made it a historical event. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/42nH0T2

A rare winter storm, spanning 1,500 miles, could cripple parts of the Deep South on Tuesday & Wednesday. Houston, New Orleans, and the Florida Panhandle could see record snowfall. 🧵 Here's my must-read briefing on the storm. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3Wrjeld

Wondering how cold it will get in your state as a lobe of the polar vortex moves in? 🥶 My latest article discusses this as well as snow chances in the East on Sunday and next week across the South. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/40CDodt

The first major winter storm of the season will bring heavy snow+ice to more than a dozen states this weekend through Monday ❄️ Will you be impacted? Find out by reading my latest story, which includes graphics that tell the storm's story. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3PmPL8g

🥶 Arctic blast, January 2025: How cold might it get in your region? My latest story has graphics and info that can help you prepare for the frigid possibilities. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3BXGyzS

❄️ Cold pattern in new year may end East's major winter storm drought ❄️ Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3VYaVx7

Can you guess the snowiest place on the planet? The answer might surprise you. It's the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, where over 166 feet of snow falls annually. That's 15 stories or 2,000 inches. I found someone who's been there! Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3P9HFzp

For the ultimate warm weather (and water) destination guide during winter in the Northern Hemisphere, check out my latest piece. Where to go if you want warm weather this holiday season. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/41LgMtf

A major weather disaster unfolded over the weekend in the island nation of Mayotte in the western Indian Ocean. It took a direct hit from category four-equivalent Tropical Cyclone Chido - the strongest storm to strike the island on record. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/4gtdgb8

Dynamic eastern storm on Wednesday: soaking rain from an atmospheric river, screaming winds in New England, more lake-effect snow, and a 20-to-30 degree temperature drop 🎢 My latest story: See the wild weather heading to the eastern U.S. in six maps. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3ZsQFV5

Despite El Niño's demise, global temperatures have remained at record-high levels this year. Record ocean heat is a big contributing factor. Problem is, what happens in the ocean doesn’t stay in the ocean. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/4eZ5PY0

A brutally cold air mass from Siberia meets the record warm Great Lakes. That’s a recipe for meteorological fireworks. Here's my story on the heavy lake effect snow that will start in New York on Friday. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/4gaA6E3

My latest story dives into the details on the polar plunge headed for the U.S. 🐻‍❄️ This weekend, an air mass that started 4,000 miles away in Siberia will reach the U.S. East Coast, with very cold conditions lasting into mid-December. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3Zm7G4D

A rare double Fujiwhara effect is happening with storms in the Northwest and Northeast 🌀🌀 It involves two atmospheric disturbances doing an intricate dance while rotating around a central point. Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/3OsElyZ

My weather outlook for next week was built around a Thanksgiving dinner plate 🦃 I hope your palate is ready for a diverse array of flavors from Mother Nature! Gift link ⤵️ wapo.st/40WvKw0

💣 My analysis reveals that the bomb cyclone forming offshore of Washington and Oregon will be record-breaking. As intense as a hurricane: with a central pressure in the low 940s-hPa late Tuesday, it will be the strongest November storm in the region on record by over 15-hPa!

The U.S. is experiencing its 5th-least snowy start to the snow season since at least 2008, being 48% of average. Heavy snow in the Northwest and some in the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast this week should see 2024 gain some ground. 2023, 2021, 2016, and 2010 were all less snowy to-date.