Category: Southern California

May 14, 2013in Puget Sound, San Francisco, Southern CaliforniaBy Mike GodseyMore from Mike Godsey

Upper trough at 18K feet vs. strong NW surface winds.

Don’t you hate it when forecasters prattle on and on about upper troughs at 18,000 feet blah, blah etc. One, you ask, what the hell is an upper trough! And 2nd. how can anything thousands of feet above you have anything to do with the wind in your kite or sail? Well below is some…

May 13, 2013in Puget Sound, San Francisco, Southern CaliforniaBy Mike GodseyMore from Mike Godsey

Too much of a good thing: the heat bubble.

Too much of a good thing: The Heat Bubble Mike Godsey

April 23, 2013in Baja California, Cape Cod, Chesapeake Bay, Coastal Georgia, Coastal South Carolina, Columbia River Gorge, Connecticut, Delmarva, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, Long Island/SE New York, Massachusetts North Coast, New Jersey, Outer Banks, Puget Sound, Rhode Island, San Francisco, Southeastern North Carolina, Southern California, Tidewater VirginiaBy WeatherFlow ForecasterMore from WeatherFlow Forecaster

WeatherFlow Blog- Meteorologist Saved Days

This is where our Meteorologists will post topics for their discussion and to share concepts that we observe and help better understand the complexities of predicting winds in the areas that we focus on. Not all posts will have answers, but all are aimed at stimulating discussion. If you wish to comment on…