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Friday AM, 12/19, could feature a sneaky low-end tornado risk over eastern parts of the Carolinas or Delmarva.
December 18, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Friday AM, 12/19, could feature a sneaky low-end tornado risk over eastern parts of the Carolinas or Delmarva.
TONS of jet stream energy working overhead tonight into Friday... if any tall downpours develop, some of that momentum will be mixed to the surface in the form of locally damaging gusts.
December 18, 2025 at 4:36 PM
TONS of jet stream energy working overhead tonight into Friday... if any tall downpours develop, some of that momentum will be mixed to the surface in the form of locally damaging gusts.
Creepy as heck… a mysterious mist has been blanketing California for almost FOUR WEEKS! What’s up…!? #mist #fog #weather #eerie #meteorology
December 16, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Creepy as heck… a mysterious mist has been blanketing California for almost FOUR WEEKS! What’s up…!? #mist #fog #weather #eerie #meteorology
25 DAYS OF MIST in California!
The San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys have been enshrouded in nightly fog since November 21. Like clockwork, it descends around 8 p.m., and vanishes suddenly around 8 a.m. Visibilities dip below a quarter mile at times, making for dangerous driving.
The San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys have been enshrouded in nightly fog since November 21. Like clockwork, it descends around 8 p.m., and vanishes suddenly around 8 a.m. Visibilities dip below a quarter mile at times, making for dangerous driving.
December 16, 2025 at 4:41 PM
25 DAYS OF MIST in California!
The San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys have been enshrouded in nightly fog since November 21. Like clockwork, it descends around 8 p.m., and vanishes suddenly around 8 a.m. Visibilities dip below a quarter mile at times, making for dangerous driving.
The San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys have been enshrouded in nightly fog since November 21. Like clockwork, it descends around 8 p.m., and vanishes suddenly around 8 a.m. Visibilities dip below a quarter mile at times, making for dangerous driving.