Probably all the people of new York have noted that the autumn of this year was unusually warm. And really, it is! As reported by PIX 11, October 2017, will likely be the warmest in recorded history. According to the records of the National Weather Service conducted since the 1896 year to date average temperature of 68.6 degrees, which is almost 12 points above its historical average of 56.9 degrees….

This year, the season of Pacific stormsis likely to descend upon US a little earlier than usual. Strong storms will begin its «bombing» of British Columbia and the North-Western part of the United States for the second half of October. The storms that brought rain and snow to the region this week will probably seem really insignificant compared to what lies ahead. At the beginning of next week after a…

On Saturday evening, residents of several districts of Northern California quietly went to sleep, confident in the future. But soon they were overtaken by a real disaster – one of the most devastating fires in state history. Many had to flee, to leave all his possessions and as quickly as possible to evacuate to a safer place. «These people lost everything. When you see the destruction, this picture reminds of…

AccuWeather meteorologists believe that this year new York city should expect heavy snow. Rainfall will be above the norm. Forecast for the coming winter describes the weather in the Big Apple as «cool» with rainfall up to 6 inches and above. At the same time outside the city, weather forecasters promise a snowfall does not exceed the norm. Most frosty, according to preliminary data, will be Jan. «I think this…

Another tropical storm formed in the Atlantic ocean on Monday, the 15th this season, was named Ophelia. Still the storm did not seem to represent the same threat to Islands and coastlines, Harvey, Irma, Jose, and Maria. «Forecasts currently show that Ophelia poses no threat to land,» said CNN meteorologist Judson Jones. New storm formed in the open Atlantic from a tropical depression, according to the National hurricane center. It…

On Saturday around 20:00 Eastern time hurricane Nate for the first time reached the South-Eastern part of Louisiana from the mouth of the river Mississippi. About Biloxi, Mississippi, its category is downgraded to a storm, but Nate remains a very dangerous element. Rain and wind pushing through Dauphin Island, AL earlier this evening #Nate @NWSMobile pic.twitter.com/n3wRD1REZ7 — Jim Edds (@ExtremeStorms) October 8, 2017 Saturday night got about 3-6 inches of…

Saturday evening, something happened that was terrified Americans — about 20:00 Eastern time Nate makes landfall in the southeastern part of Louisiana, near the mouth of the Mississippi river. At the time of landfall it was classified as a hurricane 1 category with sustained winds of 74 km/h. The national weather service recorded a wave height of over 9 metres East of the centre of the elements. Currently, the hurricane…

Meteorological radar is capable of detecting not only rain or snow clouds, but also more interesting objects like birds and flying fragments of debris during a tornado. But this week a radar «noticed» something truly amazing – a swarm of butterflies with a length of 70 miles. Caught by the radar of butterflies is called replicati (top photo), and because of the similarity they are often confused with butterflies species…

Due to hurricane Nate (now — 1 category) a state of emergency already declared in three southern States: Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. As of Saturday morning, October 7, Nate was 345 miles South-East of the mouth of the Mississippi river, moving North-West at a speed of 22 miles per hour, with winds up to 80 mph. «Most likely, Nate «landed» somewhere along the Central Gulf coast tonight or Sunday morning,»…

Tropical storm Nate has done its dirty work in Central America, taking the lives of 22 people, and now goes to the coast of the Gulf of Mexico – the States of Alabama, Florida and Louisiana. According to forecasts from Accuweather, Nate will do the landing as a hurricane on the Gulf coast on Saturday evening. From Sunday until Tuesday, the storm