June 2018 Tropical Storm or Hurricane Impact Forecast
This is your official tropical storm and hurricane forecast for June 2018 across the United States and SoCal (Socal is not on the graphic but is the wording) based off the current pattern outlook… if you’re in Southern California.. also look at this. Welcome to National Weather Force, a division of Southern California Weather Force. Regardless of what you may […]
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Tropical Storm or Hurricane To Impact Northwest Florida on Thursday
A tropical storm that may intensify briefly to a Category One will impact Florida on Thursday of this week. Read on for details. At the current time the storm is a Tropical Depression and models here at National Weather Force show the system upgrading to Tropical Storm by tomorrow (Wednesday morning) as strengthening is expected overnight tonight. The impact point [...] Read more »
2015-2016 Winter Forecast Projections
The 2015-2016 Winter Projections will have El Nino factoring in a lot, however this year’s El Nino will be different than usual for some locations, find out the pattern for your area by reading on … A +2.5c ENSO value was reached, a never before seen number in recorded history for El Nino. A colder El Nino is expected for […]
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United States Summer 2015 Weather Forecast
Most always release winter forecasts, however it is always interesting to see how summer will play out and this forecast for the United States has now been released so read on for details. This summer will have an active Arizona Monsoon, going with above average in Phoenix and well above for Tucson. The active monsoon will be due to the […]
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‘Warm Blob’ In Pacific Ocean Coined As Drought Blame Across California
The one common element in recent weather has been oddness. The West Coast has been warm and parched; the East Coast has been cold and snowed under. Fish are swimming into new waters, and hungry seals are washing up on California beaches. A long-lived patch of warm water off the West Coast, about 1 to 4 degrees Celsius (2 to […]
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Northern Illinois Tornado 4/9/2015 predicted by Tornado Intensity Model
The Tornado Intensity Model (TIM) was developed similar to the current significant tornado mask used today by forecasters, however the model has some tweaks to it to pin down location that may experience EF0 to EF5 type tornadoes and it predicted Northern Illinois’ Wedge Tornado of April 9, 2015. Read on for details. On the morning of April 9th, 2015 […]
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