Upper-level pattern (Dec-Feb) from analog years suggests strong snow potential for the northern U.S. But things can get interesting for the TN/OH Valleys as well. We will be breaking everything down in our Winter Webinar, Nov 5! Register here: https://t.co/syHe7aIVWI

Plumes of smoke from the devastating UPS plane crash just outside of Louisville can be seen on radar! Reduced visibility due to smoke in the area will be possible. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by this tragedy.

🌬️A relatively warm but breezy day expected tomorrow across the portions of the midwest on WED. Great time to check to make sure any loose outdoor objects/ decorations are fastened down. 🎅Any early bird Christmas decorators out there? Stay up to date for less than

A big cold blast arrives early next week... but the pattern setting up into early December could be the one to watch for cold and bigger winter storm potential. WATCH: https://t.co/qFxDjMNsg7

🪫Power outages a concern for New England! A strong cold front will keep gusts of 40mph+ on the table for an extended period WED PM - THU AM. 🌬️Less than $0.30/day keeps you from getting caught off guard by the weather. Sign up for Clarity now. Tap here →

The big colder trends for the Nov. 10th/11th period didn't really ramp up until 5 or 6 model cycles ago for the EPS and it took even longer for the GEFS to see it. ~7 points colder for both of these days alone than initial model runs. While most of the next 2 weeks averages out

The spike in heating demand early next week will be brief but rather substantial especially for the Mid-Atlantic, East South-Central and New England census regions. Long-term GWHDDs remain below normal for most regions. Track regional WDD data daily in our Energy Reports,

While the weekend cold front & early next week cold blast has trended even stronger than we thought - we were targeting colder trends this time last week (left image) vs. model data. East Asia picked out this front well - likely some lingering MJO phase 5 influence as well.

Looking at high temperatures in the Chances tab for Indianapolis in the @clarity_wx platform Spring-like Wednesday highs yield to winter next week; colder solutions could keep highs at/ below 40°F. And yes, will need to watch if any snow can mix in as well. Greater threat for

⚠️ The latest Canadian seasonal weather model favors colder than normal temperatures across the Midwest, Great Lakes and NE US into December. We have a lot of support building for the idea of a FAST start to winter into next month. Don't miss our FULL winter outlook Wednesday at

Rather substantial colder trends overnight and this weekend across the Eastern US with the cold front early next week. Warmer Pacific jet battling with increasing blocking (-NAO) signals. That -NAO will likely keep the NE US a bit colder and favor the more persistent warmth in

After weekend pesky rain chances finally move out, we'll be mostly dry in the Midwest for a short while! ☔️We're watching Friday, November 7th for the next big cold front to roll through, bringing persistent rain and strong wind gusts to Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky!

Clocks fall back 1 hour TONIGHT! 🌅🕟 We get an extra hour of sleep tonight but it comes at the cost of early sunsets...

🎅Anyone putting up Christmas lights tomorrow? Some rain chances will be at play across portions of IL/ SW IN/ W KY and southern MI. Most of central/ northern IN should be good with some chances into the overnight. Stay up to date for less than $0.30/day. Subscribe now! Get

🎃For most of you in between I-69 and I-35 across IL/MO/IN/KY, we have nearly full sun to start the evening festivities! This will help keep upper 50's and lower 60's slightly longer, so get out there earlier if collecting treats tonight 😁

☃️Cold signals continue to increase for late November and especially early December. Weak Polar Vortex + Favorable MJO progression for E. US cold shots -- it's been a long time since we've had such a favorable combination this time of year. I think the big question is staying

You know how to know we are getting close to Daylight Savings Time ending? Start to see that blue stuff on radar 🤣! First system of the year for N. Plains with a mix of a rain and snow. Another pair of systems next week to watch as well 👀 for snow chances. Hyper-local

Snapshot near 7 PM FRI across central IN: temps in the upper 40s to near 50°F - crisp, but better than recent years on Halloween. 🎃Early trick-or-treaters (5-6 PM): gusts up to 20-25 mph possible. Winds calm greatly after 6 PM. 👻And dont be spooked - dry conditions expected!

ICYMI: In our YouTube video yesterday we highlight why winter may start out on a fast note for the Eastern US following the upcoming mild stretch. Multiple drivers aligning for December to at least start colder. 📹WATCH: https://t.co/dgkYXp3Jnk