Ben Cattell Noll
Writer at Ben Noll Weather
Meteorologist at The Washington Post
Meteorologist, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, New Zealand | Unique climate science, analysis & maps | #HudsonValley snow days
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1 day ago |
seattletimes.com | Ben Cattell Noll
Spring can be a particularly gloomy time of the year in parts of the United States, but this year has been a sunny standout in many regions. Cloud cover has been below average in 38 states and Washington, D.C., with southern and central states ranking sunniest compared to average. Alabama, Florida, South Carolina and Arkansas are among the top four sunniest spots. Meanwhile, the cloudiest areas of the United States have been the Northeast and Great Lakes.
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washingtonpost.com | Ben Cattell Noll
Where it’s been exceptionally sunny — or cloudy — in the U.S. this spring (washingtonpost.com) Where it’s been exceptionally sunny — or cloudy — in the U.S. this spring By Ben Noll 2025042310535800 Spring can be a particularly gloomy time of the year in parts of the United States, but this year has been a sunny standout in many regions.
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washingtonpost.com | Kelly Kasulis Cho |Ben Cattell Noll |Victoria Craw |Kasha Patel
Wildfire near New Jersey coast burns 11,000 acres, causing power outages (washingtonpost.com) Wildfire near New Jersey coast burns 11,000 acres, causing power outages By Kelly Kasulis Cho; Ben Noll; Victoria Craw; Kasha Patel 2025042305150600 Evacuation orders have been lifted and roads reopened in parts of New Jersey, police said, after a wildfire that erupted Tuesday night burned at least 11,500 acres.
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fultonsun.com | Matthew Cappucci |Ben Cattell Noll
Advertisement Advertisement After an Easter weekend of severe weather across portions of Arkansas, Missouri and western Illinois, more stormy weather is expected in the region this week, with parts of the southern Plains expecting three days of back-to-back rotating thunderstorms. Advertisement Advertisement
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washingtonpost.com | Matthew Cappucci |Ben Cattell Noll |Ian Livingston
Repeated barrages of storms expected to hit central U.S. this week (washingtonpost.com) Repeated barrages of storms expected to hit central U.S. this week By Matthew Cappucci; Ben Noll; Ian Livingston 2025042118005300 After an Easter weekend of severe weather across portions of Arkansas, Missouri and western Illinois, more stormy weather is expected in the region this week, with parts of the southern Plains expecting several days of severe thunderstorms and the potential for flooding. The...
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It's been a cool April in the northern United States. The Northeast has been the most unusually cool region, being 2.2 degrees below average so far. On the flip side, these states have been most unusually warm: South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Alaska and Georgia. https://t.co/PAnSlW5ZKX
April has been cool in the Midwest and Northeast, but that will soon change. Chicago will have its first 80-degree temperature of the year on Friday, with Saturday looking like the warmest day of the month so far in the Northeast. More toasty temperatures are likely next week. https://t.co/EiSoAi92bB
Incoming: another week with strong winds 💨 Gusts greater than 40 mph are forecast in 47 of 50 states. New Mexico, West Virginia, Michigan and Pennsylvania will be windiest, on average. At this rate, spring 2025 could become the windiest spring on record for the United States. https://t.co/yN6QnfxrHk