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Good weekend mostly
It also said the El Nino weather pattern, whose wind shear ripped apart and reduced the amount of hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean in 2006, has disappeared. Typically, El Nino causes rampant flooding in Peru and Ecuador while causing
Mid Winter Like Weather for Mid WeekSome snow likely Wednesday
This in contrast to the developing El Nino conditions last summer which led to most hurricanes recurving in the Atlantic Ocean away from the US. While weaker La Ninas led to our 2 snowiest winters on record, 1898-99 and 1995-96,
January 1996
1 am Storm's center is over eastern Tennessee, but the huge swirl of winds around the center are pushing mild, humid air from over the Atlantic Ocean over the dome of cold air over the East, heavy snow begins falling as the humidity in
El Nino winding down and maybe a little La Nina?
One of the most influential factors is the temperatures of the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. While El Nino is the most powerful and well-known trend, there are other ocean trends like the Northern Atlantic Oscillation.
Special Weather Statement - Somerset New Jersey
BY SUNDAY NIGHT, THE LOW WILL BE OVER THE DELMARVA PENINSULA ANDTHE RAIN WILL BECOME STEADY AND HEAVIER TOWARD EVENING AS THESYSTEM TAPS ADDITIONAL MOISTURE FROM THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. THE RAINWILL CONTINUE SUNDAY NIGHT INTO THE LATE
FORECASTERS FRET, SNOW-LOVERS SULK, CRITICS CONDEMNAS ONE STORM
The cause of this forecast "bust" was the sluggish nature of the energy center to pick up Atlantic moisture as it passed south of New England, not picking up necessary moisture until it was south of Block Island - too late to deliver
NOT A BIGGIE FOR NEW ENGLANDCOLD AIR EN ROUTE FOR THE WEEKEND
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Special Weather Statement - Somerset New Jersey
OCEAN CITYATLANTIC CITYLONG BEACH ISLANDWHARTON STATE FORESTJIM THORPESTROUDSBURGREADINGALLENTOWNBETHLEHEMWEST CHESTERNORRISTOWNDOYLESTOWNMEDIA327 PM EST SUN FEB 18 2007GUSTY WINDS AND SCATTERED
Global Warming Scaremongering Is Back
Man-made emissions of greenhouse gases are to blame for fewer cold days, hotter nights, heat waves, floods and heavy rains, droughts and stronger storms, particularly in the Atlantic Ocean, the 21-page report said.
Boton Area Weather History - February
Event: Heavy Snow Begin Date: 19 Feb 1993, 0100 EST Forecast Zones affected: EASTERN FRANKLIN Description: Near blizzard conditions affected the Lower and Outer Cape as 12 to 20 inches of "ocean effect" snow greatly hindered travel. atlantic+ocean+weather+forecast: atlantic+ocean+weather+forecast