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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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Scottie read Chad’s Weather Blog, Weather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting, and WeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch for a reader with the priorities shown below. Start with the rundown, open the full brief, or check every issue behind it.
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What shaped this brief
Reader priorities
A weather-focused reader who wants frequent forecast updates, visual explanation, and a practical sense of what may change next.
These are illustrative priorities, not a customer’s data.
Sources in this brief
- Chad’s Weather BlogThe publication this guide is about
- Weather 20/20 Ultra Long Range ForecastingAdds seasonal and long-range pattern forecasts.
- WeatherTiger's Hurricane WatchAdds specialist tropical-weather and hurricane-impact analysis.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- A major heat wave is rebuilding across the U.S. after central Plains storms, driven by a recurring atmospheric pattern set to intensify next week.
- The Atlantic basin remains quiet following the dissipation of Tropical Storm Bertha, ensuring no U.S. tropical threats for at least eight to ten days.
Read the complete brief 5 stories · 2 action items
02 / The briefing
01 / main
Atmospheric pattern signals another major U.S. heat wave ahead
The takeaway: A massive heat wave is shifting into California and the Southwest while setting up another surge across the central U.S. next week. Meanwhile, a Thursday night Plains storm system brings severe Kansas City thunderstorms before intense heat returns.
Concrete details
- Rainfall reached 150% to 200% of average in parts of the central U.S., including six-inch single events.
- Upper-level weather patterns from May 13 and July 26 cycled exactly 74 days apart.
Why it matters for this reader: You get a clear long-range visual preview of upcoming pattern shifts, helping you anticipate major temperature spikes and storm complexes weeks in advance.
Original sourcesWeather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting
02 / main
Atlantic stays peaceful with zero U.S. tropical threats ahead
The takeaway: Tropical Storm Bertha has officially dissipated, leaving calm conditions across the Atlantic basin. Forecasters confirm no tropical systems will threaten Florida or the continental U.S. for at least the next 8 to 10 days.
Concrete details
- The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is 6.9% complete by total storm energy on day 59 of 188.
- No tropical threats will impact Florida or the continental U.S. for at least 8 to 10 days.
Why it matters for this reader: You gain peace of mind for upcoming weather planning with a clear, reliable window free of active tropical developments.
Original sourcesWeatherTiger's Hurricane WatchWeatherTiger's Hurricane WatchWeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch
03 / main
Tropical Storm Bertha offers clues for late September weather patterns
The takeaway: While the Atlantic remains quiet overall, forecasters are analyzing the dissipated track of Tropical Storm Bertha. Studying this early storm helps project where recurring heat waves and atmospheric cycles will shift come late September.
Concrete details
- The updated Global Predictor application offers a free 14-day trial with six-month global weather outlooks.
- Forecast models track early Pacific tropical activity to predict weather cycles returning in late September.
Why it matters for this reader: It connects early-season tropical tracking with long-term atmospheric projections, giving you an early look at upcoming autumn shifts.
Original sourcesWeather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting
04 / main
Daily forecast launches upgraded radar tools for active storm tracking
The takeaway: Local sponsors have enabled a new weather app launch featuring enhanced radar software. The updated morning forecast tools help meteorologists build custom weather graphics to track active local rain and keep communities informed.
Concrete details
- Sponsor backing allowed new local weather stations to set up across the regional forecasting network.
- The newly launched app includes custom graphics building and updated radar software for live weather tracking.
Why it matters for this reader: You gain access to updated visual tools and real-time radar graphics to monitor rapid local weather changes as they happen.
Original sourcesChad’s Weather Blog
05 / main
Afternoon video update tracks shifting local weather patterns visually
The takeaway: Meteorologist Chad Evans released an updated afternoon video briefing analyzing recent weather movements. The visual forecast breaks down local pattern changes to keep viewers up to speed on active atmospheric shifts.
Concrete details
- The video update provides free access to Chad Evans' afternoon weather breakdown released at 3:45 PM.
- Visual forecast analysis tracks immediate local weather changes following recent atmospheric shifts.
Why it matters for this reader: It delivers the quick, visual forecast explanation you need to understand recent atmospheric shifts without digging through text.
Original sourcesChad’s Weather Blog
Action items
- Download the updated Global Predictor app to test six-month weather outlooks during its free 14-day trial period.
- Track incoming central Plains thunderstorms on local radar before upper-level heat builds back up across the region next week.
See every issue behind this brief
July 30 Morning Weather Forecast and Radar Updates
- July 30, 6 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Included
- July 29, 3:45 PM Weather Video Forecast UpdateChad’s Weather Blog · Included
- July 29, 6 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 28, PM Weather Video ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 28, 6 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 27, PM Weather Video ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 27, 6 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 26, 8 PM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 26, 11 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 25, Evening Weather Forecast UpdateChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 25, PM Weather Video ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 25, 6 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 24, PM Weather Video ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
- July 24, 6 AM Weather ForecastChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
Long-Range Forecasting: Heat Waves and Atmospheric Patterns
- Heat Waves, Cool Spells, And The Pattern AheadWeather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting · Included
What Tropical Storm Bertha Signals for Late September
- What Tropical Storm Bertha May Tell Us About Late SeptemberWeather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting · Included
Hurricane Watch: Atlantic Tropical Threat Outlook
- Down the Tubes: The Hurricane Watch for July 29thWeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch · Included
- Mountain Time: The Hurricane Watch for July 27thWeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch · Included
- Into the Great Wide Open: The Hurricane Watch for July 24thWeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch · Included
Weather Pic
- Weather Pic of the WeekChad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
White Oak Tree
- Indiana Native Tree of the Week: White Oak (Quercus alba)Chad’s Weather Blog · Read, not included
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- March 16, 4:30 PM Weather Forecast Update: The Good the Bad & the Ugly Now to End of August.
- July 29, 3:45 PM Weather Video Forecast Update
- Weather Pic of the Week
- Weather 20/20 Ultra Long Range Forecasting official publication
- WeatherTiger's Hurricane Watch official publication