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Category: Forecasting

Winter Heating Costs Expected to Drop

Forecasting October 8, 2009 Jay Michaels 0 Comments

According to newly-released government estimates, Americans should enjoy a decrease in home heating costs this winter. The average home heating bill should total around $960 – a decrease of approximately eight percent over last year.

La Nina Draws to a Close

Forecasting, Tropical Meteorology May 11, 2009 Jay Michaels 1 Comment

The 2008-2009 La Nina has drawn to a close and the Climate Prediction Center has officially called an end to the continued monitoring of this year’s event.

Punxsutawney Phil Sees Shadow; 6 More Weeks of Winter

Forecasting, Offbeat February 2, 2009 Jay Michaels 0 Comments

This morning, Punxsatawney Phil emerged from his den and saw his shadow, indicating 6 more weeks of winter are in store. The nation’s most famous prognosticator emerged just after dawn…

The 2009 Old Farmer's Almanac: Fact or Fiction?

Forecasting, Offbeat December 30, 2008 Jay Michaels 0 Comments

Just how accurate and sensible are those forecasts published in that little familiar yellow book?

Weather Channel Forecast: For Sale

Forecasting, Meteorology January 6, 2008 Jay Michaels 3 Comments

The weather channel, a shell of what it used to be, is up for sale. For those that remember, the Weather Channel began in the early 1980’s as a channel devoted soley to the weather: what is happening now (currently) and what the forecast is. Established in 1982, the channel initially attracted an audience of […]

La Nina is Returning

Forecasting, Tropical Meteorology September 7, 2007 Jay Michaels 1 Comment

LaNina, the cooling of the equatorial Pacific ocean waters, appears to be looming. While meteorologists haven’t yet designated it as such, it appears that La Nina is returning: “While we can’t officially call it a La Nina yet, we expect that this pattern will continue to develop during the next three months, meeting the NOAA […]

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