Jon Erdman
The Weather Channel
Milwaukee, WI, United States
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Past articles by Jonathan:
What Is An Atmospheric River? Explaining The Blessing And Curse
One occasional feature is responsible for a number of flood events in the U.S. and elsewhere. → Read More
Can It Snow In September? It May Sound Early, But Here's Where It Could Happen
Snow in September may sound early, but flakes can fly in some areas of the United States. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com → Read More
What We Typically See in the Weather in July
Here are 5 things to watch for in the weather in July. → Read More
Strong April Storm May Bring Snow, Rain, High Winds to the Plains, Midwest Next Week
A stretch of recent relatively benign weather will come to a screeching halt. → Read More
Severe Thunderstorms Expected Across Parts of the South Through This Weekend
Right on cue for April, more severe weather is on the way through the weekend. → Read More
The 5 Worst Winter U.S. Locations of 2018-19
We picked five locations that are likely happy to see winter's end. → Read More
Record Flooding in Nebraska, Iowa, Captured in Satellite Imagery
See the before and after satellite images of the historic flood in Nebraska and Iowa. → Read More
Snow is Remarkably Covering More Than Half the Lower 48 in Early March
This year is proof positive that March is still very much a winter month. → Read More
March Cold Outbreak to Pause Thoughts of Spring; Daily Records Possible in Rockies, Plains, Midwest
It's technically a spring month, but any spring fever is likely to remain squashed in early March. → Read More
Atmospheric River Is Pummeling California's Sierra With Feet of Snow, Topping February Records
Feet of snow are piling up in the snow-weary Sierra from the latest atmospheric river event. → Read More
It Will Be Brutally Cold, But Likely Won't Break All-Time Temperature Records
This upcoming cold outbreak may flirt with daily records in the Midwest, but all-time records appear out of reach. → Read More
The Polar Vortex Has Fallen Apart, Which Could Unleash a Much Colder End to January
The polar vortex has fallen apart, and that means colder air could come south later this month. → Read More
Rare January Ohio Tornado Downs Trees, Power Lines and Damages Building
Instead of lake-effect snow, a tornado was caught on video in northeastern Ohio. → Read More
5 Weather Questions About 2019
Here are some interesting things we'll watch that could have an influence in 2019. → Read More
Another Southern Soaker Will Kick Off 2019 After One of Wettest Decembers on Record
Rivers are still in flood stage, and more rain is on the way. → Read More
The Strangest Things We Saw in 2018's Weather
It wasn't your imagination, 2018 was a strange year in weather. → Read More
The Polar Vortex Might Weaken Soon, and That Could Unleash a Much Colder January
You've probably heard of this term. Here's why we're watching it right now. → Read More
Destructive Tornado Strikes Taylorville, Illinois; Over 100 Buildings Damaged, 30 Injured
A rash of tornadoes tore through Illinois Saturday. → Read More
Hoarfrost: The Science Behind Frost on Steroids
We explain what causes giant tentacles of frost. → Read More
Nighttime Tornadoes More Than Twice as Likely to Be Deadly
A recent study found the death rate from nocturnal tornadoes is actually rising. → Read More