Archive for the "snowfall" Tag

A relatively quiet weather weekend will usher in an active pattern for much of the U.S. As high pressure relents, chances are […]

A large, slow-moving weather system that moved from the southwestern U.S. through the Plains and eastward delivered some much-needed precipitation, and that […]

While drought conditions are still common from the High Plains west, the system that moved through the country last week and earlier […]

A slow-moving low-pressure system delivered precipitation from the Rocky Mountains through the central and southern Plains and into the Corn Belt and […]

As temperatures begin to slowly rebound and farmers and ranchers start to recover from the Arctic blast that dropped temperatures to around […]

It’s no surprise to anyone that it’s been much colder than normal in much of the country over the last few days, […]

This time of the year, the snow-water equivalent is a key measure of moisture that will be available for crops moving into […]

Thursday’s weekly update of the U.S. Drought Monitor showed the active weather pattern in the last week has helped chip away at […]

Though some regions have seen snowfall totals at or greater than the average pace so far this winter (while other areas have […]

Some parts of the western U.S., Ohio River Valley and Midwest got some major precipitation in the winter weather systems that moved […]