It’s almost that time of year again. Sure, it’s always that time of year to some degree, as we’ve detailed in length here and the map animation above shows.
In a winter invaded so frequently by Arctic outbreaks as the one currently heading toward its end, 2014 is off to a historically slow start (seems to be the story of late?). While any uptick in activity will sure to be noticed, it’s of course early in the year to think too much about deficits. And watching the animation, you can certainly see why the main focus is typically on April through June.
Below are all the maps that make up the animation individually, if you want to take a deeper look at any month in isolation:
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Thanks Katie for the interesting map / graphics. What I find most interesting is the decline in tornadoes in Florida from June. I would have expected a jump in FL during tropical storm season as it seems many tropical cyclones have tornadic activity associated with them. Nice job on this!