HAWAII — Even in its quietest moments, Mauna Loa continues to send subtle signals beneath the surface. New monitoring data shows magma gradually refilling beneath the volcano’s summit following its 2022 eruption — but officials emphasize that activity remains low and the Volcano Alert Level stays at NORMAL. Scientists tracking Mauna Loa through GPS and…
UNITED STATES — A temporary boost from this week’s rain has already faded across parts of the western U.S. snowpack, and new data shows snow water equivalent (SWE) levels slipping back below seasonal averages as warmer storms eat away at accumulated snow. According to updated snowpack data as of February 26, 2026, current conditions show:…
ARKANSAS — A rare “High Risk” of Heavy Precipitation has been issued for parts of the South-Central United States in the March 6–10 timeframe, according to the Climate Prediction Center’s 8–14 day outlook — and western Arkansas, including the Waldron area, sits squarely within the highlighted zone. Forecasters say this type of high-confidence signal does…
UNITED STATES — Skywatchers across Arkansas and the rest of the country are being urged to set their alarms early next Tuesday morning as a Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3 will transform the moon into a deep red “Blood Moon.” Unlike solar eclipses, this event is completely safe to watch with the naked eye…
UNITED STATES — Seasonal forecast models once painted a broad dry signal across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado for late spring into summer — but what actually unfolded on the ground told a far different story. New comparisons between last year’s European seasonal precipitation outlook for May, June and July and the observed rainfall anomalies…
UNITED STATES — March is arriving with a dramatic shift in weather across the Central and Eastern United States, as forecast models signal an unusually mild and increasingly active pattern that could quickly raise flooding concerns from Texas and Oklahoma through Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. New 7–14 day ensemble guidance valid into mid-March shows…
UNITED STATES — A surge of deep Gulf and Atlantic moisture is setting the stage for a growing thunderstorm threat across central Florida and the I-4 corridor Friday evening into the overnight hours, with forecasters highlighting unusually high atmospheric moisture and increasing lightning potential. New ECMWF guidance valid late Friday night shows precipitable water (PWAT)…
UNITED STATES — Utah is shifting into a far more active and unsettled weather pattern, with multiple storm systems lining up over the next week — a setup that could bring widespread valley rain, heavy mountain snow, and no real stretch of dry weather, especially across northern and central parts of the state. Latest high-resolution…
UNITED STATES — A major disruption is unfolding high above the Arctic, and new model guidance suggests it could translate into a sharp Eastern U.S. cold pattern by mid-March — potentially impacting Arkansas and much of the Southern Plains. Recent ECMWF stratospheric data valid around March 6 shows a clear polar vortex split in the…
UNITED STATES — A strengthening subsurface warm signal east of the international dateline is now measuring stronger than what was observed at the same time in 1997 — the year that went on to produce one of the most powerful El Niño events on record. New five-day equatorial Pacific data ending February 24, 2026, shows…