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Archive: Feb 2026

Morning Convection Across the Midwest

While it may be winter, unseasonably warm conditions on February 19 were able to support convection across portions of the midwest and into southern Ontario. Convection began firing at multiple locations, including metropolitan St. Louis, Missouri; northeastern Indiana, and southeastern Illinois. To start with, let’s look at the 1500 UTC... Read More

SPC issues Extreme Fire Weather Outlooks for parts of the central/southern Plains — with significant wildfire outbreaks along the Oklahoma/Kansas border

The Storm Prediction Center issued Extreme Fire Weather Outlooks (1200 UTC | 1700 UTC) that covered much of the central and southern Plains on 17 February 2026. A large-scale view of 1-minute Mesoscale Domain Sector GOES-19 (GOES-East) Visible images (above) included plots of Fire Mask pixels — which depicted the development of numerous wildfires, most notably along... Read More

Large-Scale Fog over Lake Superior

An intriguing fog event took place over Lake Superior on Sunday, 15 February. On a day that was otherwise clear and unseasonably warm, fog crept westward as though it was trying to cover the entire lake. The following animation shows the entire day of GOES-19 true color imagery as viewed... Read More