As we look ahead to the winter of 2024-2025, one of the most significant factors influencing our outlook is the anticipated state of the ENSO (El Niño-Southern Oscillation) during the […]

If you live in the northern part of the United States, chances are you at one point or another have heard someone exclaiming the officialness of a heat wave after […]

Coming into this winter the talk was about how a La Nina would result in lower than normal snowfall amounts across the northeastern quadrant of the United States. Many predictions […]

Allentown, Pennsylvania – True Weather, LLC (trueWeather) announces the addition of Mark Shanaberger to serve as the Content Project Coordinator. Shanaberger will take the lead in bringing awareness to and […]

The National Weather Service seeks the help of thousands of volunteers and trained spotters to record snowfall measurements. The proper way to measure snowfall is on a piece of plywood […]

Dense fog contains water droplets that can freeze on exposed surfaces when temperatures drop below freezing. These surfaces include vehicles, tree branches, sidewalks, rails, and road surfaces. Fog can occur several different […]

The 2018 Hurricane season featured several landfalling systems with Hurricane Florence making landfall in Wrightsville Beach, NC as a strong hurricane. Hurricane Michael made landfall as a category 5 hurricane […]

March 13, 2019 is a day that will go down in Colorado history for one of the most intense extratropical lows on record in the region, bringing record low surface […]

Meteorologists generally categorize winter into 3 months: December, January, and February; with “meteorological winter” beginning on December 1st and ending on February 28th (or 29th if a leap year of […]

An upper level ridge was building across the Western United States on January 17th, 2016 that resulted in a corresponding trough or dip in the jet stream across the Eastern […]

February 2019 was a record-setting month in the Upper Midwest in terms of snowfall, particularly across north central Iowa, southeast Minnesota, north central and northwest Wisconsin, and portions of the […]

Winter 2018-2019 Highlights Weather models project a weak to moderate El A weak to moderate El Nino favors snowier winters in the Southern US and along the Eastern US. Current […]

Winter 2018-2019 Highlights Weather models project a weak to moderate El A weak to moderate El Nino favors snowier winters in the Southern US and along the Eastern Current top […]

Our current projection: 10-11 named storms 4-5 hurricanes 1-2 major A below average hurricane season is expected across the Atlantic Ocean this year with the combination of warming in the […]

Facility services industry giant, NEST® – Multi- Facility Management, of Gloucester City New Jersey, has selected trueWeather™ together with its TrueWx.com technology platform, to provide the NEST® team with nationwide forecasting and reporting services support.

Allentown, Pennsylvania – August 24th, 2017  – One of New York metros largest snow removal contractors, Executive Snow Control, LLC of Maspeth, New York, has selected trueWeather, to serve as its […]

Today’s world is fast moving. When we look back at just the recent past, we see tremendous advances in technology. In the summer of 2016, as TrueWeather was preparing to […]

One of the main factors when looking at the winter is the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO). When water temperatures are warm in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean […]

A microburst is a strong, localized column of air that sinks within a thunderstorm with a diameter of 2.5 miles or less. A microburst can occur in two different ways: […]