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Forecasting weather more than five days in advance is tricky, but winter predictions so far indicate a big snowfall coming to the Pacific Northwest and uncertain snowfall for the Wasatch Back.

Torrents of very localized rain fell in the Wasatch Back Wednesday afternoon and through Wednesday night.

Guests: Mike Halpert, deputy director of NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center and Greg Peters, author of Our National Forests: Stories from America’s Most Important Public Lands.

Mike Halpert, deputy director of NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center comes on the show to discuss the impacts of La Niña.

On This Green Earth, Nell and Chris talk about why our overnight lows are not so low anymore. Across the continental US this summer it was unusually hot,…

On This Green Earth, Nell and Chris discuss Climate Normals.In Salt Lake City, they have recorded not only the hottest June on record, but the now also…

In this episode of This Green Earth, meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters, a regular blog and features contributor to Yale Climate Connections, talks tropical…

NOAA calculations released last week project that the year 2020 is currently on pace to be the second-hottest year on the planet since formal record…

Local reservoirs are close to full and the spring run-off hasn’t begun. Snow falling in the mountains this time of year, according to experts, means the…

Predicting weather further out than five to seven days is a difficult task. At the same time NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration…