Major announcement — blog posts are moving to theconvergencezone.com
While I started this blog on my personal site out of convenience, I knew that my long-term goal for a
Author: joejoezz
Rain finally arrives in Seattle, models hint at a more significant storm next week
It might be the most anticipated rain in the history of Seattle. The rain was a bit scattered in nature,
Severely stubborn smoke situation starts to subdue in some spots
It wasn’t supposed to be this way. Despite repeated predictions of improvement in the smoke, it remains as thick as
Massive smoke plume sets its sights on Washington State
As has been widely reported, a major wildfire crisis continues to unfold across the west coast. The stats are too
Strong winds cause several major wildfires to rapidly develop in eastern Washington
A serious situation has unfolded across eastern Washington today as strong winds associated with a cold front have resulted in
Labor Day forecast: a record-breaking ridge supercharged by a typhoon
As I write this post, it feels a bit like autumn in Seattle with a light rain falling and a
Wildfire smoke plume spreads across a large portion of North America
The recent explosion of wildfires across the western US, particularly in California, is generating an immense amount of smoke. The
First “atmospheric river” of the season approaches western Washington
A few days of quiescent weather have followed last weekend’s excitement but a different flavor of unsettled weather is on
A record warm day goes out with a bang
August 16 will certainly go down as one of the more memorable weather days of 2020. Lets start with the
A brief heat wave expected this weekend
The first half of August has featured comfortable summer temperatures, but a change is in store for the weekend as
