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Where is the Snow?
February 9, 2022
Article by: Mike Mihalik
It has been a slow start to winter from the Midwest to the Northeast, but what does that mean for the rest of the season?
Review: The Quad-State Tornado Outbreak
December 15, 2021
Article by: Steve Copertino
What caused this massive long-track tornado from Arkansas to Kentucky?
Tornadoes and a Bit of Northeast Snow in November 2021
December 8, 2021
Article by: Cody Hewitt
There was some snow in November 2021, but a severe weather outbreak was more substantial.
Remembering December 2020's Big Northeast Snowstorm
February 9, 2022
Article by: Steve Copertino
A nor'easter on December 16 - 17th, 2020, dropped over 3 feet of snow in parts of the interior Northeast. Read on...
Some Snow Returns to the Midwest in November
December 8, 2021
Article by: Nate Woltmann
Half an inch of snow officially recorded at NWS Indianapolis, the only measurable snow of November.
Stays Quiet In The Northeast...
December 3, 2021
Article by: Brad Miller
The First Weekend Of December Is Upon Us, Get The Forecast Right Here...
The Great Ohio Valley Snowstorm of 2004
December 13, 2021
Article by: Steve Copertino
Snow amounts topped a foot with snow drifts as high at 5 feet!
An Up & Down Thanksgiving Week...
November 22, 2021
Article by: Brad Miller
Check Out The Holiday Forecast For The Northeast Right Here...
Stays Quiet In The Northeast...
November 19, 2021
Article by: Brad Miller
It's The Weekend Before Thanksgiving, Check Out The Forecast Right Here...
Some Fringe Snow for the Northeast
November 12, 2021
Article by: Brad Miller
A Taste Of Winter This Weekend For The Interior...Check Out The Forecast Right Here...
October 2021: Mild and Wet in the Midwest
November 10, 2021
Article by: Nate Woltmann
It was a warm & wet October across the Midwest. Check out the October weather summary right here...
October 2021: A Mild One in the Northeast
November 8, 2021
Article by: Cody Hewitt
October was mild and fairly dry up until the end of the month when two large storms pushed through.