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08/31/2026, 5:08 am EDT
“Ring of fire” severe thunderstorms, possibly derecho-style fold through the eastern Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic States tomorrow and Wednesday. The clash of hot weather with the jet stream not far to the north is the recipe for fast-moving big wind-producing severe storms.
08/30/2026, 12:19 pm EDT
Once again, marine heatwaves (MHW) project their influence, and sometimes interference (with ENSO), on the prevailing climate this time in South America. Utilizing AI Weather Next V2, the 15-day outlook maintains a trend which developed last week, wetter Brazil outlooks.
08/28/2026, 10:56 am EDT
Extremes characterize U.S. soil moisture in August. Flash drought has developed across Oklahoma and vicinity. Drought is also intensifying across the Upper Midwest. The Midwest has shifted dramatically much wetter during late summer.
08/23/2026, 7:17 pm EDT
Recently, wet weather has developed across parts, not all, of the Europe drought region. The week 2-4 outlook indicates additional rainfall is likely to help ease drought in parts of Europe.
08/19/2026, 4:31 am EDT
The Climate Impact Company month 1-4 ahead forecast for South America is updated. The outlook is based primarily on the evolution of Super El Nino and variable anomalous warm SSTA off each coast. The outlook warrants an ALERT for developing/widening/intensifying drought in Brazil as meteorological summer 2026-27 arrives. Additionally, excessive rainfall causing dangerous flooding emerges in Southeast Brazil and may expand westward as summertime arrives.
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Regenerating Heat/Dryness across Southern Half of Europe Ahead
Southern Europe heat rebuilds during late calendar summer. ECM ENS indicates vigorous warm temperature anomalies during the next 15 days which include widespread 95F/35C risk for Southwest and Southeast Europe.
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Tropical Disturbance EP95 in East Pacific Travels Northward Extended-range; Brings Rain to California
Tropical Disturbance EP95 drifts northward across the record-strength marine heatwave off the Southwest Coast of North America enabling the system to carry attendant tropical moisture farther north than usual potentially leading to over-achieving flooding rainfall in Southern California.