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Monthly Archives: March 2014
An even stronger cold front and even more blowing dust – 18 March 2014
In a recent post we showed a dust storm that moved through southeast Colorado and into the Texas Panhandle on 11 March with a strong cold front. Another cold front, even a bit stronger than the one last week, pushed … Continue reading
More blowing dust with strong cold front on 11 March 2014
A strong cold front moved south across the High Plains on Tuesday afternoon and evening, bringing an episode of blowing dust with it. Here we look at what happened and how it appeared with some GOES-R Proving Ground products that … Continue reading
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Great Lakes Ice Cover
The exceptionally cold winter over the Great Lakes region has led to relatively high ice coverage across the Great Lakes. The GLERL analysis of ice cover percentage across the Great Lakes is 91% as of March 4: To put this … Continue reading
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