Jeff Berardelli
@WeatherProf
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WFLA-TV (Tampa Bay) Chief Meteorologist and Climate Specialist. BS Atmospheric Sciences Cornell U. MA Climate Columbia U. Past CBS News NY and Miami, Tampa, WPB
Tampa, FL
Joined November 2012
What’s going on in #California right now is fascinating and provides a quick/ easy meteorology lesson. For weeks we’ve had a warm-stagnant upper level high overhead. The result: Air doesn’t move and mix vertically. This has created what we call an inversion (cold at surface,
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In an ironic twist - after tormenting much of the East with a super cold start to December - the Grinch pulls the rug out just before it could manifest into a White Christmas! 🎄 ❄️ Warm Christmas for many? Such a Grinch thing to do. Here’s hoping the forecast changes.
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If you can call it a break weather wise. Enjoy it while you can in SW BC and the PNW. Next week is starting to look really, really, really ugly too. A likely Category 4 Atmospheric River of the dreaded Pineapple Express variety. Is following closely on the heels of a rare
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A new survey by Türkiye’s disaster agency (AFAD) has recorded 684 sinkholes across Konya, Karaman, and Aksaray, driven by climate change, drought, and groundwater overuse. Karapinar district is the epicenter, with 534 formations. Most sinkholes are in rural or agricultural
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Watch This: Rare & Dramatic 50° feels like temperature change across #Florida Monday morning! This happens as the edge of the next Arctic blast “wedges” into the state. Gusty NE winds will drive readings deep into the 20s in places like Tallahassee and Gainesville, while areas
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Having lived in Miami during part of its Renaissance, I concur. It’s quite amazing how fast Miami sprung up. From an empty downtown 25 years so, to an expansive, dense skyline today. Every time I visit I’m amazed at how fast it grows upward.
People don’t realize yet that Miami is America’s 3rd largest skyscraper city, and it will pass Chicago soon for 2nd place in the 2030s Miami is the 21st Century’s Los Angeles. It’s a MAJOR world player now
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One of the colder Decembers we’ve seen in the last 2 decades, focused on the East. As usual, #Florida is not playing.
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Every black exclamation mark is a road closure for flooding. This storm is historic. @wsdot @wsdot_traffic @wsdot_tacoma
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-63F in Canada last night. While temps that cold are not unheard of, they are extremely rare this early in the season. According to Thierry it’s the earliest in ~50 years it’s been that cold there, this early.
Lowest temperatures recorded in Yukon this morning. 🌡️-52.9°C Braeburn [-53.0°C yesterday = lowest temperature in Canada that early since 1977! @lumby2vernon] 🌡️-50.1°C Nursery [north of Whitehorse] 🌡️-49.8°C Faro 🌡️-48.6°C Tuchitua 🌡️-48.3°C Watson Lake & Iron Creek #YTstorm
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Nice graphic from Zeke which outlines why 2023-now have been so warm, above the projected mean warming. Turns out it was simply a lot of stars aligning ((figuratively speaking) at the same time.
In a new article over at Carbon Brief, I explore why the past three years – 2023, 2024, and 2025 – have been exceptionally warm. The main culprits turn out to be a combination of El Nino and internal variability, declining aerosols, and a strong solar cycle.
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While the rest of the US suffers through real winter, us Floridians are cowering in a corner with 30s and 40s.
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15 inch totals is epic for this area. Of course it’s over the high terrain, but that makes it worse, because it all rolls down hill, filling/ flooding rivers and communities.
#Seattle area rivers are now nearing/ reaching historic levels, with over a foot of rain falling on higher elevations, cascading down the mountains and running off into rivers like #Snoqualmie which is forecast to crest Friday near a record high. Neighborhoods are under several
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Many Pacific NW Rivers near or even breaching record highs today, especially near #Seattle. This Atmospheric River (AR) will be a memorable one. Flooding will worsen today. Take a look at the AR in the below post.
#Seattle area rivers are now nearing/ reaching historic levels, with over a foot of rain falling on higher elevations, cascading down the mountains and running off into rivers like #Snoqualmie which is forecast to crest Friday near a record high. Neighborhoods are under several
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#Seattle area rivers are now nearing/ reaching historic levels, with over a foot of rain falling on higher elevations, cascading down the mountains and running off into rivers like #Snoqualmie which is forecast to crest Friday near a record high. Neighborhoods are under several
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I wan to break down one part of the post above. The warming from 20K to 10K years ago was approx 3C... so 5.4F. So that's a warming rate of .054 per 100 years. Since 1995 we have warmed approx .9C (1.6F) in 30 years as per Copernicus. That is a warming rate of 5.4F per 100 years.
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Get ready to have your mind blown! 25K years ago sea level was >400 feet lower than it is today, and spring breakers had to travel an extra 100 miles to get to Clearwater Beach (that’s true minus spring breakers 🙂 ) That meant #Florida was twice the size it is today! How’s this
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I treat my weather forecasting this way. Sure, I could be like everyone on social media and share 10-day single-model forecast runs that show tons of snow or extreme weather for clicks. Or I can be honest and tell you precisely what's more likely to happen, rather than the wild
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