The new platform looks awesome! It will be a complete professional level meteorological workstation. I’m very much looking forward to seeing this when everything gets migrated over. Thanks for giving us a preview, Henry.

We are heading into the core of summer in Southern NV with respect to high temperatures. Yesterday it was 107 deg. here but 112 down at Harry Reid International. The extreme heat warning remains in effect through Monday night. Widely scattered thunderstorms were evident as well, but nothing here as yet with respect to heavy rainfall.

We are entering our full summer weather mode in Southern Nevada as temperatures each day are 100+ degrees, and low temps in the upper 70s to low 80s. My max temperature here reached 101 for the first time this year, while down at the airport it was 106.

Dry conditions are forecast to prevail for the remainder of the month as it stands now.…Read More

While the Northeast is still getting frosts and freezes, it seems summer has arrived in full force for Southern Nevada. High temps today will be in the upper 90s to near 100 deg and this looks to be the trend going forward. The low at my place last night only got down to 80 deg. Currently 97 deg as of 13:00 PDT.

Happy World Meteorological Day!

World Meteorological Day is celebrated every year on 23 March to commemorate the entry into force in 1950 of the convention that created the World Meteorological Organization.

13K foot snow levels out here in CA today. Feels like spring.

Mid level and high clouds have moved into Southern NV this morning as a result of the developing storm off of the CA coast. No significant precip is expected here, and only a slight chance of a shower tomorrow. The cloud cover is keeping temperatures down from previous days. It is currently around 66 deg. at my location as of 13:00. As Henry has…Read More

Yesterday and today we have had mostly cloudy skies in Southern NV with seasonable temperatures; high temps in the low 60s and lows in the lower 40s and in some rural areas, the mid to upper 30s. The moisture coming through now will be the making of more storms east of the Rockies. On my mid-day walk, I notices quite a bit of virga at the base of…Read More

I said this 3 days ago, this looked like the same setup as the 1996 storm, multiple areas of low pressure in the Mississippi valley, massive arctic air intrusion , energy transfer to the coast, 15 to1 ratio snows, buried Philly with 30 inches…..they were calling for 12 to 18 then….

Any further north get out and lock the hubs…