Randy Mann
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Wildfires, hurricanes — and a new La Nina
Randy predicts snow this winter
Is a new megadrought brewing in the West?
the weathermann nails this forecast
CDA summer fourth driest since 1895
Expect a really wet fall
Fire, tornadoes and record heat
The blast furnace was going strong last week across much of the Far West. Last Monday, Aug. 17, Cliff recorded a high of 100 degrees at his station in northw...
Wild weather rocked the planet
We’ve had some interesting and unusual weather events across the globe over the last week. There have been floods, wild thunderstorms and a derecho. Here in ...
A month without moisture in the Inland Northwest
After 30 days of rainless weather in Coeur d’Alene and surrounding regions, we finally received some measurable moisture last Thursday. However, amounts were...
Hurricane forecast: More big storms
The Atlantic and Caribbean tropical storm and hurricane season is off to a fast start for the 2020 season. As of late last week, there were eight named storm...
Scorchers aplenty headed this way
Coeur d’Alene finally reported 90-degree temperatures last week as we’re now in a period of extended warmth and dryness. The warmest temperature so far this ...
The summer heat dome
The weather will certainly feel like summer this week. High temperatures are expected to climb into the 90s across many areas here in the Inland Empire. Up u...
Summer heat and sizzling lightning facts
Our summer season in the Inland Northwest has started off to be cooler than normal. Our warmest day was Saturday as high temperatures approached the 90-degre...
It looks like we’ll have another wet year in North Idaho
It’s starting to feel more like summer here in the Inland Northwest as temperatures finally warmed up over the holiday weekend. On July 1, there was a record...
Could a wet May and June lead to a dry July and August?
After Tuesday, 2020 will be half over. Conditions here in the Inland Northwest were fairly warm last week before cooler temperatures arrived over the weekend.
Warmer, drier summer season lies ahead
Our first day of “astronomical” summer, the summer solstice, began on June 20 at 2:44 p.m. That was the day when the sun angle was the highest in the sky across the Northern Hemisphere.
Derecho winds cause problems in the Midwest
Last week, very strong winds moved through the central portions of the country, knocking out power and causing some widespread damage.