Download the Climate Impact Company Week 2-4 Forecast for the U.S.
Pictured: The Climate Impact Co. Week 2 Ahead temperature and precipitation anomaly forecast.
The last days of April definitely include an impression on the U.S. climate by the Madden Julian oscillation presence in the central/east equatorial East Pacific. The MJO tilts the low level flow into the U.S. from the warmer than normal subtropical oceans and causes heavy rains in the Central U.S. with a following chilly air mass. Heaviest rain is in the Great Lakes region next week. Late season frost/freeze in the Upper Midwest early next week as cold air flows south over fresh snow cover.
Pictured: The Climate Impact Co. Week 3 Ahead temperature and precipitation anomaly forecast.
The heavy rain pattern eases as the storm track is weaker and shifts north May 7-13. The West tries to warm while Florida is hot again.
