Author: Mike Godsey

Hilary Trajectory: Warm water, Upper high pressure, Cut-off Low, Subsidence, El Niño and Climate Change.

Hurricane Hilary had a very atypical trajectory and strength as it neared Baja Norte and Southern California waters. And today, August 21, moisture from Hilary is high in the atmosphere spreading clouds over large parts of California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Hilary’s rain set all-time records for…

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West Coast Wind Blog: Could it all be a coincidence? ≈0.01% anomalous hurricane and ≈ 99.9% anomalous Heat Dome.

Have you noticed that the wind and weather patterns seem to be getting more extreme? This Sunday, August 20, most models are forecasting weather events that are quite unusual. How unusual? Well, compared to historical data, the modeled trajectory of hurricane Hilary’s remains, as it dies, carries it right up the California coast past Southern…

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