Monthly Archives: May 2012

Growing weaker, Hurricane Bud is headed toward a string of beach resorts and small villages on the Pacific coastline of Mexico, south of Puerto Vallarta. Numerous schools in the state of Jalisco were closed ahead of heavy rainfall Friday and … Continue reading →

Flash Flood Watch for Twin Cities As per the National Weather Service (NWS), a storm system is expected to bring up to 2 inches or more of rainfall across the Twin Cities from Wednesday through Friday. This has prompted the … Continue reading →

The first tropical storm of the 2012 hurricane season formed off South Carolina’s shore over the weekend, ushering in an early beginning to this year’s hurricane season. A ship near the storm’s center reported that the storm, called Alberto has … Continue reading →

Today, May 15th is the official start to the Eastern Pacific hurricane season. Already a named storm has formed in the east Pacific, Aletta which is a modest storm as it only is packing winds of 40 miles per hour. … Continue reading →

Moms will be enjoying warm, sunny and dry Mother’s Day weekend weather in much of the US this weekend. However, those living in the Ohio Valley and south will have to endure a dark, wet weekend thanks to a line … Continue reading →

Warm, moist, unstable air that stretches from Texas up to the Midwest will set the stage for severe thunderstorms which could move through the region today and tomorrow. It’s the same cold front that resulted in thunderstorms this past weekend … Continue reading →