Sentences with phrase «u.s. weather forecasters»

Not exact matches

According to NASA Goddard Institute of Space Studies, Kansas will be 4 degrees warmer in winter without Arctic ice, which regularly generates cold air masses that flow southward into the U.S. (You've probably heard weather forecasters say the following hundreds of times: People in the middle part of the country had better button up.

It is likely that the U.S. will continue to experience unusual, erratic, or severe weather patterns well into 2016: This year's record - breaking El Niño is expected to extend through the spring of this year, and forecasters caution that we still haven't experienced the brunt of it yet.

U.S. weather service union fears automation threatens jobs and sacrifices forecasters» local knowledge

Based on extensive Siberian snow cover during the fall, the researchers correctly forecasted cold weather for much of the U.S., while most other forecasters predicted warm weather for the U.S.. For a comparison between predicted and observed temperature anomalies, please see the following images: forecast temperature anomaly Jan - Feb - Mar 2013 and observed temperature anomaly Jan - Feb - Mar 2013, U.S. only.

By 2015 most U.S. broadcast weather forecasters accepted that global warming was underway: Edward Maibach et al., «A National Survey Of Broadcast Meteorologists About Climate Change: Initial Findings,» George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication (April 17, 2015), online here.

Not only are forecasters calling for an unusually active season, they also say that there are signs that the U.S., which hasn't had a major hurricane in a record seven years, may be particularly vulnerable this year due to a combination of weather and climate factors.