Posts For Category: "Winter"
How Snow is Measured and Importance of Paved Surface Forecast
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 […]
How freezing fog can impact your operations
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 […]
Recap of Winter 2018-2019 Temperatures and impacts on Heating Demand
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 […]
Northeast Ohio Lake-effect Snow Event January 17-19, 2016
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 […]
Upper Midwest Record February 2019 Snowfall
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 […]