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Discussions regarding weather events impacting NYC and Long Island. If you live in these areas and are a weather enthusiast or just simply looking for reliable, timely, and accurate forecasts then this is the place for you. We also provide updates on the tropics and any significant weather events that affect the U.S.
In this episode we’ll look at the heat and humidity that are going to continue across the area into next week. Scattered showers and storms are also possible. We’ve also seen tropical storm Alberto come and go, and we may go through two more names in the next few days.
In this episode we’ll detail what will evolve into a day’s long stretch of heat and humidity and little precip. We’ll also look at twin tropical disturbances in the Gulf and near the Bahamas.
In this episode we’ll look at the chance for showers and storms tomorrow. We’ll also look at the Father’s Day weekend and a heatwave next week.
In this episode we’ll look at a big warm up and cool down expected. We’ll also discuss when it’s going to rain again next, and ways to gauge the impactfulness of a hurricane season.
In this episode we’ll look at a strong warm front that will affect us into Thursday with heavy rain and some severe weather. We’ll then look at the long range locally and see how hurricane season is coming along.
In this episode we’ll herald the start of meteorological summer and hurricane season. We’ll look for an increasingly busy weather pattern as a trough gets established nearby.
In this episode, we’ll look at the potential for heavy rain and flooding on Memorial Day. We’ll also look at a drier and cooler week ahead, and take an updated look at hurricane season.
A cold front will gradually cross the region Thursday with a round of rain and thunderstorms. A few storms could be severe. We’ll then look at the Memorial Day weekend. One day looks soggy.
In this episode we’ll look at the next several days, including a day that could be near 90. We’ve also got a severe weather threat this week, and we’ll use velocity scans to track any storms. Only one day of the holiday weekend looks nice.
In this episode we’ll look at a few rain chances coming up this week. We’ll then look at the current pattern and see when it might allow summer temperatures.
In this episode we’ll look at the next several days of weather. We’ll time out all the rain chances
In this episode, we’ll look at what’s going to be an unsettled and busy week. We could see some unseasonably mild days if we can get the sun out.
In this episode we’ll look back at the last few days that were unseasonably warm for some places, but chilly in other parts of the area. We’ll also look at weekend rain and long term forecast for the summer
In this episode we’ll look at the interesting weather features that could make Monday unseasonably warm for some areas. We’ll then look at the rest of the week, including the prolonged severe weather that’s gone on in the midsection of the country.
Despite the current cool conditions, we’re getting set for unreasonably warm weather later in the weekend and into next week. We’ll also take an early look at the upcoming hurricane season.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead. This will be dominated mostly by high pressure passing to our north, with one front in the middle of the week. We’ll also look at some lightning safety tips.
In this episode we’ll look at the next several days. We don’t have any soakers expected, but we will have several unsettled days.
In today’s episode we’ll take a look at the relatively strong earthquake we had in our area. We’ll then take a look at the next few days and the eclipse day weather. We’ll also look at the long range to see when we warm up and dry out.
In this episode we’ll look at a wet week of weather ahead. We’ll let you know when things will dry out and hazard a guess at the eclipse forecast.
In this episode we’ll look at our current rain event as well as Easter weekend. We’ll then look at the long range pattern turning colder
Low pressure will come up the east coast this weekend with heavy rain, flooding, and blustery conditions. We’ll let you know when it starts and stops and if any of the weekend can be saved.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week. It features an overall cooler scheme, and lots of weak weather systems will parade through. How low will we go? We’re also tracking a potential weekend nor’easter.
In this episode we’ll look at a protracted wind event for the next couple of days. We’ll also look for a nice warmup and several dry days.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming weekend, which features more gloom and a rain event. We’ll also take a look at how the California drought got erased this season.
In this episode we’ll look at the wet and gloomy week. At least it’ll be mild though. California Is getting buried with snow.
In this episode we’ll look say the weekend forecast, which is looking rather wet save great. We’ll also look at our prospects for snow in the long term.
In this episode we’ll look at a rainy 36-hours as a frontal system affects the region. We could even see a squall line with a cold front. We’ll also see a big swing in temperatures and some gusty winds.
In this episode we’ll look at the warm and breezy weather coming up, along with a couple of rain events. We’ll also take our first guess about what hurricane season might hold.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming work week, which looks like it’s going to be fairly benign. We’ll then go into the long range and look at what snow lovers do and don’t have in their favor.
A low pressure system is going to impact the region tonight and tomorrow with accumulating snow. We’ll time it out and look so the rest of the holiday weekend.
Finally, a winter storm warning in NYC. This podcast has the latest update on the storm. Precip is moving in now. We’ll go through the timeline and amounts , and look at the week ahead. It might not be the only snow we see this week.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming warmup tomorrow and Saturday ahead of a cold front. We’ll then look at a credible threat of winter weather for early next week.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming weekend, which will feature a marked change in our weather. We’ll also take a look at the long range and what snow lovers need to hope for.
In this episode we’ll look at what remains of the Sunday system. We’ll be hard pressed to find a snow flake in the area this week, but we’ll try to hold out hope. We’ll also look in more detail about the importance of the track of our winter storms.
In this episode we’ll take a look at a shift in the pattern. The damp and dreary weather will take a break, but a storm could bring a touch of snow to the region.
In this episode, we’ll look at the upcoming workweek. Unfortunately, despite the warmup, multiple rounds of rain are expected. We’ll then delve into the climatology for our area and explain why it’s no time to throw in the towel on snowstorms yet for our area.
In this episode we’ll look at some accumulating snow Friday. We’ve then got bitter cold for the weekend.
In this episode we’ll look at a couple of weak weather systems slated to affect the region. One comes tonight and tomorrow with a wintry mix that will break the snow drought. Another comes on Friday.
In this episode we’ll look at a storm crossing the region tonight. It’s going to be accompanied by heavy rain, wind, and coastal flooding. We then have cold air arriving over the weekend and two chances of snow in the next 5 days.
We’ve got a lot of weather incoming today, with flooding rains, gusty winds, and coastal flooding. This is being driven by an El Niño, and we’ve got the latest on that. A similar storm is expected this coming weekend.
After the storm last weekend, we’re heading into an active week of weather. We’re watching another storm that is going to bring another bout of gusty winds, flooding rains, and coastal flooding. We’ll time that out and look at when temperatures will jump into the 50s.
In this episode we’ll look at the coastal low slates to impact the region over the weekend. We’ll have precipitation develop later Saturday and end later Sunday. Precipitation type is going to be evolving, and exact accumulations are going to need to be monitored.
In this episode we’ll look at a winter storm targeting the area this weekend. We have to get the cold air in first, but rain will arrive this weekend and eventually turn to snow. We’ll go through some of the complications to be ironed out.
In this episode we’ll look at the New Year’s weekend forecast, including the weather in Time’s Square. We’ll also peek at the first few days of 2024 and take a second look at our winter forecast.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead and take a peek into the long range. Lots of gloomy conditions are expected this week, but it won’t be too cold for now.
Over the next 24 hours, we’re going to be treated to a deluge of rain, tropical-storm force winds, and moderate coastal flooding. It all culminates around rush hour Monday.
In this episode we’ll look at today into early next week. We’ll have a gem of a day today, but a big rain and wind maker is coming to the area.
In this episode we will look at a strong cold front that’s going to come through over the next 36 hours. We’ll see gusty winds, flooding rains, plummeting temperatures, and perhaps some wet snow.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather for Friday and the weekend. We’re tracking dangerous winds and temperatures in the 60s.
In this episode we’ll look at the will ahead, which will be mainly dry with changeable skies. We’ll then take a look at our latest winter forecast, including the impacts of ENSO, the PDO, and the MJO.
In this episode we’ll look the forecast over the weekend, which features a coastal storm. We’ll then look broadly at the month of December to see when our pattern might change.
In this episode we’ll look at an ongoing coastal storm. We’ll then look at some big temperature swings. It’s possible that we could be less than 48 hours away from the first flakes of the season!
In this episode we’ll look at the forecast for the long weekend, which will see a cold shot and 1 precipitation event. We’ll time it all out. We’ll also look at a clue that can be used to see if the winter is going to have above or before average snow for the season.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather coming up over the week ahead. We’ve got two coastal storms to time out, as well as the end of the growing season.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week, which will start cold and end well above normal. We’ll look at a possible rain storm by Saturday, and then go long range with the European climate models.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming veteran’s day weekend. Cold high pressure is going to rule the roost. We’ll also look at Hurricane season so far and see where it’s likely to finish statistically.
In this episode we’ll look in detail at the next several days. We’ll have a few rain opportunities, and some unseasonably warm and cool days. It’s a lot to keep track of.
In this episode we’ll look at the short and medium range weather. We’ll also look at the various ways in which our winter storms could origin.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, including some much colder temperatures that are going to arrive. We’ll then look at several of the variables that will affect our winter season.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the next few days. We’ve got some lingering summer, but rain and a return to mid autumn are just around the corner. Mexico is also reeling from Hurricane Otis. We’ll talk about how it got so intense.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming workweek and weekend. No rain is in sight, but we’re expecting a big swing in temperatures.
In this episode we take a look at the week ahead, including a nor’easter by Saturday. We’ll also take a look at what the beginning of winter might be like in our area.
In this episode, we’ll take a look at the cool pattern unfolding the next few days. We may even have a nor’easter next weekend.
In this episode we’ll look at another rainfall event this weekend. We’ll also watch a big cooldown
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, which contains stretch of dry and warm weather. We’ll then analyze the rainfall event last week and when the drops will fall again.
In this episode we’ll look at a very heavy rain event slated to affect our area tonight into Saturday. We’ll time out the worst of it and discuss the flooding potential. We’ll also look at a streak of dry weather in the offing.
In this episode we’ll look back at the weekend and the rain and wind event, which will continue into Tuesday. Questions then abound regarding the end of the week. Lastly, we’ll take a look at what else might be brewing in the tropics.
In this episode we’ll look at the anniversary of the “Great New England hurricane” and the weather over the next few days. A subtropical storm is likely to develop and impact the area this weekend. Lots of rain and breezy weather is anticipated.
In this episode we’ll take a look at an upcoming system on Monday. We’ll then look at several days of dry weather, but that streak is already scheduled to break.
In this episode we’ll look at hurricane Lee and how it is going to affect the US. We’ll then look in detail at the upside of this system and it’s effects on the weekend.
In this episode we’ll look at the latest on hurricane Lee. It’s headed towards Maine and New Brunswick. It won’t go unnoticed as it passes our area either though.
In this episode we’ll be taking a look at the latest on hurricane lee and some of the possible scenarios that could unfold. We’ll also look at the frontal systems that are slated to affect us and see when a break from the humidity is coming.
In this episode look at the very humid air mass we’ve had in place this week. It’s going to last into the weekend, and we’ll time out the rain. We’ll also look at major hurricane Lee and see how it’s going to interact with the changing upper air pattern.
In this episode we’re going to look at several very warm days coming up this week. We might actually wind up with a heatwave. We’ll look at when this pattern will break and how warm it’s going to get. We’ll also look at the tropics, where multiple systems are being monitored.
We made it to meteorological fall already. In this episode we’ll talk about the upcoming long weekend, which includes temperatures bouncing back to above average. We’ll also recap hurricane season and do a deep dive on the level of activity we’ve seen so far. We haven’t finished with Idalia yet either.
In this episode we’ll look rapidly intensifying hurricane Idalia. This is going to bring a catastrophic combination of storm surge, rain, and wind to Florida. We’ll break it all down and look at what the storm might do after Florida.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather for the final week of meteorological summer. We’re going to get off to a lousy start. We’re also tracking the tropics, including tropical storm Idalia. This looks like it will be a significant event in Florida.
In this episode, we’ll take a look at the week ahead. Most of the week will be pleasant, but one day will feel like it’s well into the 90s. We’ll also take a look at tropical storm Hilary in the southwest US and multiple tropical systems developing in the Atlantic.
In this episode we’ll take a look at a round of showers and storms that are beginning to affect the Friday morning commute. We’ll then look at the refreshing air mass for the weekend. We’ll also be tracking tropical activity in north basins, including one that will affect California!
Our area is about to get soaked with a warm front coming through tonight and a very moist air mass coming in. Severe weather and flooding could occur starting in just a few hours. More showers and storms are possible later tomorrow too.
In this episode we’ll first take an extensive look at a rainfall event Monday night, which could be heavy. We’ll then look at the rest of this frontal system and see when the next front comes down the pike.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather today and over the weekend. Another weather system is headed our way. We’ll also take a look at the devastation that is occurring in the Maui wildfires.
We have a strong storm coming towards the region Monday into Tuesday, with two bouts of rain and thunderstorms possible. We’ll then take a look at the rest of the week, and this busy pattern will continue.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the forecast for the next few days. We do have one severe weather threat. We’ll also review some of the elements that go into a winter seasonal forecast.
Right now dew points are low and temperatures are comfortable. That is going to change midweek, and another rain event is also in the forecast. We’ll time that all out. We’ll also look at the tropics, as a couple of storms are developing, including one nearby.
In this episode, we’ll look at a heatwave that will begin tomorrow. At times it will feel like the triple digits. Additionally, we’re tracking severe weather Thursday that could even bring a tornado. Relief will arrive though later on in the weekend.
The week ahead will see several days of increased levels of heat and humidity. We could have our first heatwave. We’ll also take a look at a tropical storm in the Atlantic.
We had some very impressive rainfall totals across Suffolk this weekend, which we’ll discuss in greater detail. As for the week ahead, the pattern is going to be largely unchanged. It will be warm and humid, and troughs will bring a couple of rain chances, which we’ll time out.
In this episode we will take a look at the next 36 hours. Torrential rainfall is likely, and flash flooding is possible. We could see a few severe storms too. We’ll delve into what’s going on in the atmosphere.
In this episode we’ll look at the forecast through the weekend, as some heavy rains are possible. We’ll time it all out, and also take a look at updates to the hurricane season
In this episode we’ll look at the torrential rain event that is unfolding tonight and look back at what this system did to our west in terms of flooding. Well then look at the week ahead, which includes some temperatures above 90.
In this episode we’ll take a look at a potent storm system slated to affect the area tomorrow and Monday. Some places even have a flash flood risk. We’ll also look at the heat that is expected to build into the east later on this week.
In this episode we’ll look at the next few days, including the heat and humidity. There’s also a good deal of rain in the forecast, and see what areas will be the driest.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, including the July 4th holiday. It won’t rain much of the time, but we’ll time it out. Humidity looks like it’s here for the long haul.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the next several days. Wildfire smoke is back in the picture. Additionally, rain chances will increase this weekend, and we will time out the worst of it.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead and try and seek out a dry moment or two. We’ll then engage in a bit of long-range forecasting.
In this episode we’ll look at the first few days of summer. A cool and wet pattern is emerging. We’ll time out the rain, and also take a look at the tropics.
In the week ahead, we will start out with a cool high to the north. We will see a pattern change in time for summer that will bring muggy weather and showers and storms for first full day of summer. Additionally, in the East Atlantic the tropics seem to be gearing up.
A Greenland Block is still taking charge of the weather in the eastern US. This will lead to some cool and rainy days, but there will be some bright spots along the way.
In this episode we’ll look at the smoke condition we had today and if it will continue. We’ll also look towards the forecast for the rest of the week and weekend.
In this episode we’ll start season 7 with a the first name on the hurricane list. We’ll then go through the week, which will feature reasonable temperatures and changeable skies.
In this episode we’ll look at the forecast through the weekend and then the long range. Some heat is expected in the near term, but the long range is looking cool and wet.
In this episode we look at what to expect if you’re heading to outdoor plans today. We then look at the first week of June, and the ebbs and flows in temperatures we can expect.
In this episode we will look at getaway Friday and the Memorial Day Weekend. We’ve got the latest on the low developing off the SE coast. We’ll also look at the scientific definition of temperature and discuss how temperature is measured.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead. We’ll also look at a potential tropical system that may develop and discuss what extent it will affect our weather.
In this episode we’ll look at the next several days, including the all-important weekend. We’re tracking some rain, but a dry spell is also in the offing.
In this episode we’ll look at some unseasonably warm and cool weather days coming up this week. We’ll also look at the weekend and the next chance for rainfall.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming work week. We’ll see a warmer pattern take hold, but there will be some bumps in the road.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming weekend. We’ll also go long range and see what kind of summer we can expect.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead. Expect cool temperatures, breezy conditions, and cloudy and showery afternoons. We’ll let you know when improvement could occur
Rain is knocking at our doorstep as not one, but two, coastal lows will impact us this weekend. We’ll time it out and see how much rain we’re going to get. We’ll also look ahead to the month of May.
In this episode we’ll look at the forecast for the rest of the week and the weekend. A blocking pattern is going to keep things cool and the pattern active. We’re also tracking a duo of coastal storms this weekend.
In this episode we’ll look at the rest of the week and the weekend. Swings in temperatures and a heavy rain event are all on tap. We’ll also discuss the lifecycle of thunderstorms and how we get lightning and thunder.
In this episode we will look at the week ahead, including some temperature swings and shower chances. We’ll also look at the state of the equatorial Pacific and how a warming trend could affect the tropical Atlantic.
In this episode we’ll round up the Friday afternoon record warmth. We’ll also look at the weekend, which is going to be the beginning of a different weather regime. Flooding rains will be isolated here but have been a big concern in parts of Florida.
In this episode we’ll look at the next several days. Temperatures will run well above average, and it’s going to feel like summer by the end of the week. How warm will it get?
Our area will be in the warm sector of a storm system, and some places could see highs 20+ degrees above normal. We’ve got some showers and storms as well. We’ll also have the forecast for the upcoming weekend.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, which includes a midweek warm-up. We’ll also recap the severe weather of the last 3 days.
In this episode we will look at a complex rain event and thunderstorm event expected to unfold through Saturday. Even a tornado can’t be ruled out. We’ll also discuss the ongoing severe weather in the midsection of the country and how the rest of our weekend looks.
In this episode we will cover the next several days of weather, which will include 2 rain events. We’ll also look back at the tornadoes that went through the south Friday.
In this episode we’ll discuss a stationary boundary and the weather we can expect from it. We’ll also talk about some nice weather on tap following it.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the week ahead, including some springtime showers. We’ll also analyze what the future holds for ENSO and how that may affect our spring and summer climatologically.
Our area is being impacted by a potent nor’easter tonight. This will eventually lead to a windy and snowy Tuesday. We’ll time out the transition to snow and run through the amounts.
In this episode we’ll look at a potent nor’easter that’s going to affect the area Monday and Tuesday, with rain, snow, and gusty winds. We’ll also look at the rest of the week, which features nicer temperatures.
In this episode we’ll take a look at a storm that is slated to affect us early Saturday. We’ll let you know how much to expect and when.
A storm from the plains will move east tonight and bring a period of precipitation. We’ll let you know how much snow you can expect. We’ll also look at the rest of the week, including the next potential system over the weekend.
During the next 24 hours our area will be affected by heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding. Why not snow this time? We’ll explain and time it all out.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the latest conditions expected from this storm. We’ll discuss where the highest totals will be and when it’s going to end. We’ll also look at the rest of the week.
In this episode we’ll look at a storm that is going to bring rain, sleet, and accumulating snow to Long Island. We’ll time it out for you and provide amounts. We’ll also look at the rest of the week, including a potential second winter storm.
In this episode we’ll look at the weekend forecast, which could see some flakes fly. We’ll also analyze a more potent storm that will affect the area early next week.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather through the weekend and talk about how the pattern might change slightly in March.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week and weekend. It’s looking dry and warm over all, but we’ve got one cold air mass and a storm system to time out.
In this episode we’ll look at the next several days of weather, including a swing in temperatures and a possible coastal low. We’ll also look at tiny pattern changes that are a little less hostile to snow. The anniversary of Nemo also just passed, which we will discuss.
After record-breaking cold in Saturday, temperatures quickly soared. That pattern that we had in January is back. We’ll time out the next weather systems, the springtime temperatures, and look at the prospects of snow in the future.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather coming up for this weekend, which prominently features Arctic cold. We’ll also let you know when it will warm up. Lastly we’ll discuss how the winter has been going for other parts of the country.
Over the next few days, winter will briefly gear up. We’re tracking snow for the morning commute. We’re also looking for an Arctic blast Friday into Saturday.
In this episode we’ll look at the broader pattern for the US and why it’s generally unfavorable for winter weather in our area. We’ll then look at the week ahead, which turns progressively cooler and then downright cold. Maybe we can squeeze a flake out of the whole experience?
Low pressure tracking to our west tomorrow will bring rain, wind, and coastal flooding. It may also begin with a few snowflakes
In this episode we’ll look at a coastal storm that’s going to impact the area tonight and tomorrow with some rain and snow. We’ll then look at the rest of week ahead, which presents another winter weather opportunity
In this episode we’ll discuss the weather for the rest of the week and weekend. We’ve got two big rain makers, but when might we see snow?
In this episode we’ll look at another rain and wind event slated to affect the region. We’ll also look at the weekend forecast and early next week. Lastly, we’ll discuss the pattern with regards to snowfall.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead and next weekend. We’ll also look at some snowfall records, as this season may see one of the latest first snows on record.
In this episode we’ll look at the weather over the weekend and a weak storm that might affect us Sunday night. We’ll also look at the pattern to see why snow hasn’t made an appearance yet for us.
In this episode we will look at multiple systems that are going to impact us this week, as well as a pattern change. The first half of the week will be warm and mostly gloomy, but we’ll turn cooler by Thursday. Could we get a taste of snow?
In this episode we’ll look at the New Year’s weekend, including some rain that we are tracking. We’ll also look at the Sunday and Monday weather. The second half will feature a discussion of the most impactful weather events of the past year.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the big change in air masses that’s going to be going on across the Eastern US. We’ll also preview NYE weather and take a look at how our winter forecast is going climatologically.
In this episode we’ll look at a major winter storm that’s about to affect the region. Specifically, we’ll pinpoint when the temperature is going to plunge. We’ll also look at the rest of the Christmas weekend.
In this episode we’ll look at the strong storm that’s going to affect our region Thursday and Friday. Several weather hazards are on the table.
In this episode we’ll look at the coming week and even take a peek at the Christmas weekend. There’s a major storm expected at the end of the week, and the pattern looks broadly chilly. We’ll also examine the odds of a white Christmas from a climatological standpoint.
In this episode we’ll look at the impacts from the upcoming storm, including wind, rain, and coastal flooding. We’ll also take a look at the last shopping weekend before Christmas.
In this episode we are going to look at a light rain and snow event unfolding across the area tonight, and highlight where the greatest chance of an accumulation will be. We’ll also look at the cold and blocky week ahead, which features a more potent storm.
In this episode we will discuss the blocking pattern developing in the Atlantic to our north and how this will affect the weather the next few days. We’re even watching a system for Sunday night that could bring the first snowflakes of the winter to our area.
In this episode we’ll look at a gloomy and damp stretch of weather and see if any winter conditions are in the offing. We’ll also look at a burgeoning subtropical system.
In this episode we will begin season 6, as we enter meteorological winter. We’ll recap the 2022 hurricane season and look at the weekend forecast. A pattern change to cold is coming, but what about the snow?
In this episode we’ll take a look at the coming few days, including a significant wind and rain event. We’ll also focus on an impactful severe weather outbreak going on across the southeast.
In this episode we’ll look at the forecast for today and the rest of the holiday weekend. A couple of rain events are expected. We’ll also look at how the pattern is shaping up for snow lovers.
In this episode we’ll take a look at some of the historical details of the weekend snow in western NY. We’ll also discuss the week ahead for our region.
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming cool weekend in the NYC area. We’ll also look at the epic lake-effect snowball that’s beginning
In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week ahead. It will be cool and feature 1 storm system, but accumulating snow isn’t in the picture yet. We’ll also look at a recent blizzard across the northern tier of the country.
In this episode we’ll long at what to expect today and tonight from the remnants of hurricane Nicole. Heavy rain, severe thunderstorms, and gusty winds are possibilities. This is also going to be the start of a pattern change for the area to much colder weather.
Rare November hurricane Nicole is making landfall in south Florida. This system is also going to come to the northeast US by Friday. We’ll tell you what we expect to get in terms of severe weather and coastal flooding.
In this episode we’ll look at the coming days, which feature seesawing temperatures and more unseasonable warmth. We’ll also look at a couple of systems in the tropics and how a pattern change could make one relevant to our area.
In this episode we will look at some record-breaking conditions that could occur over the weekend. We’ll also examine what’s going on in the tropical Atlantic.
In this episode we will look at the coming days, which look pleasant overall. We’ll also look at the Halloween forecast and do a recap of hurricane Sandy, which was ten years ago.
In this episode we will look at the upcoming week, including a subtropical moisture flow into our area. We’ll also take a look around the tropics, which may turn more active soon.
In this episode we’ll take a look at the coming few days. The cool high will linger on through Saturday, but a coastal low will bring a rainy stretch starting on Sunday. We’ll also take a look back at some of the specifics as they pertain to the storm surge of hurricane Ian.
We’ll look at a frontal system expected to bring a rain event to the area Monday. We’ll then look at the below-average temperatures expected to come in. Lastly, we’ll analyze how La Niña might look this winter.
In this episode we look at a strong system that is slated to affect us today and tonight. Heavy rain, gusty winds, and some severe weather are possible. We’ll time it all out, and then take a look at Friday and the weekend.
In this episode we will take a look at the upcoming days in NYC and Long Island, which include splendid weather and one major rainfall event. We will then chronicle hurricane Ian and tally the damages that it caused.
A deep trough will affect the region this weekend. Temperatures will be crisp, but the tropics will stay vigorous.
In this episode we will look at the raw and rainy days ahead and the clear and crisp end to the week.
In this episode we will look at the weekend weather, including the remnants of Ian and its impacts. We’ll also look at the hurricane at present and discuss a second landfall that it’s expected to make.
In this episode we will analyze the latest changes to the structure, track, and intensity forecast for hurricane Ian. We also look at rainfall amounts and surge heights. Lastly, we take a peek at what Ian might do if it remains in tact on the east coast.
A strong upper air trough is going to bring in multiple cool air masses to the region this week. It’s also going to send a few cold fronts through, including one causing some severe weather tonight. Lastly, the trough is going to impact the track and strength of tropical storm Ian.
A cold front will affect the area today with some heavy rain, storms, and cooling temperatures. A chilly and blustery few days is then expected. In the tropics we will soon have 3 named storms to contend with, one of which may be record-breaking.
In this episode we will look at the next several days, which will feature big swings in temperatures to usher in the start of fall. We’ll also update you on hurricane Fiona near Puerto Rico and how the storm will affect our weather pattern.
In this episode, we will look at the dry and sunny weather expected the next few days. We will also look at a warm up, and take a tour around the tropics
In this episode we will look at the forecast over the next few days. We’ve got summer-like humidity and storms to start, but the cool breezes of fall will arrive.
In this episode we will take a look at the forecast through the weekend, which includes some summer-like temperatures. We will also take a look at the current La Niña and see what it might portend for the winter. Lastly, we will tour the tropics, including one US state being affected by the remnants of a tropical storm.
In this episode we will take a look at a complex storm system that is likely to bring us a drought easing few inches of rain. We’ll also look at the tropics, which are now seasonably active.
In this episodes we’ll take a look at the upcoming holiday weekend to see how much rain we might get. We’ll Also look at the tropics, including the anniversary of hurricane Ida and a new storm.
In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, including our next precipitation chance. We’ll also look at some days coming up and a pattern change. Lastly, we’ll take a spin around the tropics, which are awakening.
In this episode we’ll look at a potential severe weather event this afternoon and evening. We’ll also look at the weekend ahead and have a tropical update.
In this episode we will look at an unfolding heavy rain event across the region today and into tomorrow. We’ll also look at the rest of this late summer week and take a peek into the tropics.
In this episode, we take a look at today and the weekend to see if there is any drought relief in sight. We also take a look at what could become the next Atlantic tropical storm.
Nope. Abnormally dry conditions will continue to move toward a drought. It will be much cooler though for a change, with low humidity.
In this episode we will take a look so the conditions that we had today, including some beneficial rainfall. We will also look at Friday and the weekend, which are looking good. Lastly, we’ll take a look at what isn’t going on in the tropics.
It will still be hot for the better part of this week in our area. Genuine relief is coming though! We’ll recap hurricane season this far and take a look at what the future holds, statistically.
In this episode, we will take a look at the heat and humidity, which just ebb and flow but won’t go away. We’ll also look at the tropics, and In particular the Saharan dust.
As we look at the week ahead, we’ll see that August is beginning on a wet note. We’ll also see a heatwave start developing on Tuesday and possibly lasting through Friday, depending on the speed of the cold front.
In this episode we will look at a stalled frontal boundary that is going to bring rain and storms to the area Thursday and Friday. We will also look at what this system has already done in the St. Louis area. Lastly, we’ll preview the upcoming weekend.
In this episode we will look at the severe weather expected ahead of a cold front Monday evening. We will then look at the week ahead, which has a very familiar pattern returning to the northeast.
As we take a look at the past few days, we recap the ongoing heatwave and the severe storms from Thursday. We then take a look at the coming weekend, which looks hotter still. Stay safe.
In this episode we look at some stormy weather possible today as well as an upcoming heatwave that is going to envelop NYC and Long Island this week. We will also look at the deadly heatwave that has been going on across Spain and Portugal, and it is on the move.
In this episode we will recap the Thursday severe weather and look at the weekend, which includes the chance of rain. We’ll also look at the developing historical heatwave unfolding over Europe.
In this episode we will detail the slight pattern adjustments that are going to yield a very warm and humid week. We will also take a look at former hurricane Bonnie, which broke several records.
In this episode we will look at the next few days in the area, including when we will see sunshine return. We also look back at a derecho event that affected the plains and Midwest earlier in the week.
In this episode, we will look at the rest of the week and the weekend. The rest of the work week will have some gloomy periods, which we’ll detail. The weekend had a lot of question marks surrounding it, but we’re now leaning decisively in one direction.
In this episode we will look at the holiday weekend, which will feature shower and storm chances late today though early Sunday morning. We will also monitor the tropics, as a blowup of convection had led to tropical storm Bonnie being named.
In this episode, we will take a look at the possibility of flooding rain on Monday. We will also look at the rest of the, during which we will turn hotter. Lastly, we look at a couple of tropical systems.
In this episode we will take a look at the forecast for over this weekend. We’re expecting a tropical-like air mass to move into the region too. We will then turn our attention to the Atlantic hurricane season, which might become more active soon.
In this episode we will recap the recent cool snap that affected the east, and then look at the week ahead. It’s looking quite unsettled due to an anomalous blocking pattern that we’re in.
As we take a look at the weekend, we are going to face temperatures near 90 on Friday, before plunging to spring-like levels Saturday. It’ll all work out for dad though. We’ll also take a look at heat in other parts of the country.
In this episode we are going to look at the week ahead, including a couple of frontal passages and a long track derecho. We’ll then look at the heat that’s been going on across the country’s midsection.
In this episode we will explore the next several days, which include several frontal passages and a heavy rain event. We’ll also do a recap of tropical storm Alex, which just crossed Florida.
In this episode we’ll take a look at potential tropical cyclone 1 and see where it’s going and when it might get a name. We’ll also take a look at the next few days here to see when we can get a break from our soaking pattern.
A back door cold front has cleared much of the region, and a steep drop in temperatures is ongoing. We’ll tell you just how cool it’s going to get. We’re also tracking some heavy rain possible.
In this episode we will look at the expected pattern over the next few days. In particular, we will be focusing in on some very hot weather on Tuesday and a strong back door front to follow. We will also be watching a pacific hurricane to see if it’s remnants could affect the USA.
In this episode we take a look at the next few days, including the potential for some severe weather today. We’ll then look at the weekend to see which day might be best to be outdoors. Lastly, we’ll take an early look at the predictions from the NOAA for hurricane season.
In this episode we will recap this weekend’s heat and look at the week forecast ahead, which is dramatically cooler. We will also look at how the jet stream is going to dip into the southwest US and may bring drought-breaking rainfall.
In this episode we’ll talk about the weather over the next few days, including dangerously warm temperatures in some areas. We’ll also discuss some severe weather that affected parts of the country yesterday and some more severe storms that could even be coming our way.
In this episode we will look at the week ahead. Specifically, we will key in on Monday as a day for severe weather. We will then analyze the La Niña that has been roaring and discuss what could happen if it continues.
In this episode we will look at the pattern that we are in and how it is going to gradually bring us above-normal temperatures. We will also look at our recent nor’easter to see if it will become tropical.
In this episode we will look at the upcoming next few days, including the weekend, and the stormy weather we are expecting. We’ll also look at a big warm up and pattern flip expected late next week.
A strong blocking signature will be in place the next several days. This is going to cause multiple storms to pass to our south with some rain. At the same time, these storms will bring dangerous conditions to the southern plains.
In this episode we will detail the cool and blocky weekend we are expecting. We will also look back at newly-retired hurricane Ida.
As we look at the upcoming week, we will also examine some of the larger scale features driving our weather. We’ll also discuss what the pattern might look like in the weeks ahead.
In this episode we will look at the details of where and when a stationary front is going to set up over the region. This will affect temperatures and sky conditions a lot this weekend. We’ll also look at the frequency at which tornadoes occur through the year.
In this episode, we will look at a quick -moving storm that is going to cross the region tonight. We’ll time out all of the associated hazards, which include heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding.
In this episode we look back at the historic blizzard that affected the Plains States last week. We then look at another storm on the map that will bring a nor’easter our way Monday night. Lastly, we look at the improvements coming in the next few days here.
In this episode we will take a look at the strong storm in the midsection of the country and how it’s going to affect our weather. Specifically, it will come with unseasonably warm weather and some severe weather. We will also preview the weekend.
In this episode we will look at the week ahead, which has the potential to give us a few above-average days. We will also look at a large storm that is going to march across the USA this week. The will provide the country with several consecutive days of severe storms.
In this episode we will look at a strong wave of low pressure tracking west of the area tomorrow. This will bring us rain and thunderstorms. We also will watch a cold upper trough bring some showers and cool weather throughout the weekend. Yeah
In this episode we will look at a couple of big storms slated to impact the area this week. We’ll time out when the steadiest rain will be. We will also look at other parts of the country as storms in this sequence will have some winter weather.
In this episode we will look at the rest of the week and the weekend. In particular, we will key in on some of the specifics for a severe weather outbreak tomorrow. We will also being discussing the 2022 hurricane season forecasts that are coming out.
In this episode we will look at the weather in NYC and other parts of the country this week. We’ll all be seeing some weather whiplash, and the cold might break records. We’ll let you know just how much warmer it’s going to be by the end of the week.
In this episode we will take a look at tomorrow and the weekend ahead. This will feature some bouts of rain and a decline in temperatures. At the same time, southeast is recovering from a record-breaking severe storm outbreak.
In this episode we will look at the remainder of the week. We’re going to devote special emphasis on a strong storm in the midsection of the country that is causing severe weather right now and will bring a soaking rain to the northeast.
In this episode we will take a look at the coming days, which look like they will feature relatively benign springtime weather. We will also engage in a little bit of long range.
In this episode we will look at a strong storm slated to bring very treacherous weather to NYC and Long Island tomorrow. Rain will turn to snow, temperatures will plummet, and winds will howl straight into Sunday. We’ll time out the storm and lay out the snowfall expectations for the area.
In this episode we will take a look at the coming few days. In particular, we will hone in on a major coastal storm expected for Saturday. Watch for wild temperature swings, gusty winds, and maybe some snow.
In this episode we will explore a winter storm that is expected to affect the region Wednesday. While it’s only spring for meteorologists right now, this storm come with springtime snow complications. We’ll time out the amounts and precipitation types.
Monday the area will be plagued by a warm front and cold front. This will be accompanied by showers and storms. This is actually the same system that caused a tornado outbreak Saturday, which we will also discuss. Multiple other weather-makers are in our future this week too.
In this episode we will take a look at the next couple of days. This weekend will feature a hodgepodge of record warmth, windy, showers, and some sunshine. Meanwhile, the west coast has a different problem.
In this episode we will look at the upcoming days and what the start of meteorological spring will look like. We will also see if there’s anything that we can do to buy a raindrop, a snowflake, or an ice pellet.
In this episode we recap the record-setting warmth that we saw today. We then time out the nasty mixture of precipitation we’re expecting tomorrow night and Friday. Lastly, we take a look at the weekend, including when another polar plunge might be.
In this episode we look at the pattern over the next few days, including a big warmup. We then take a look at winter storm that could bring us several precipitation types.
In this episode we will take a look at record warmth that we saw today in some places and the high winds that we are expecting tonight. We then look at Friday and the weekend, which contains a snow chance.
In this episode we will look at the weather for the remainder of the week. It’s going to warm up, but this will come with the threat of rain and wind. We also look at the long range to see what we can do for snow-lovers.
In this episode we will look at what is shaping up to be a light to moderate snowfall. We have the timing, the amounts, and the Super Bowl commute forecast.
In this episode we will look at the rest of the week and the weekend. It will be flipping back to below average temperatures for a time, and snow is even possible on Sunday. Like a mirror, heat advisories are going up on the west coast, including LA, the site of the game.
In this episode we will take a look at the week ahead, including the possibility of some freezing drizzle Monday morning. We will then look for a moderating trend in temperatures. Lastly, we will go through the different types of frozen precipitation that we can get in our area in the winter.
In this episode we will take a look at an Arctic front and wave of low pressure slated to affect the region Friday. Temperatures are going to plummet and precipitation will be trying to move out before it gets cold enough for significant icing. Who will win the race?
We will look at what is shaping up to be a treacherous Friday for NYC and Long Island. Freezing rain is probable for a time. We’ll let you know when the 32 degree line will pay your town a visit. We will also examine the coming weekend.
In this episode we will start by recapping the blizzard of 2022. We will then look at the week ahead, which features a milder scheme. Lastly, we look at weather Friday and Saturday and see if any winter weather should be expected.
Here it is. The blizzard of 2022. We’ll lay out the snowfall totals, strong winds, and extreme cold and let you know when it’s gonna stop!!
In this episode we will look what is becoming an increasingly dangerous storm this weekend, particularly for eastern areas. We’ll detail how much snow we’re in for, how cold it’s going to get, how high the winds will go, and when it will all wrap up.
In this episode we will look at the latest information for the storm slated to affect the region. Models saw wild gyrations today, but we are able to discern a trend. Make sure to listen to find out the timing and how much snow you stand to receive.
In this episode we will look at the latest information on the coastal low on Saturday. In particular, we will analyze a few of the global models as we try to figure out precipitation type and timing and how big the digout is going to be.
In this episode we will look at the pattern for the coming week, as we’re now beyond the midpoint of winter. In particular, we will look at a few clipper lows slated to affect us as well as some Arctic air. We will also can’t completely discount a storm next weekend.
In this episode we will look at a snow maker for your Thursday morning commute. We will then analyze the pattern that follows, which will feature lots of cold air and another storm system.
In this episode we will look at a strong storm that is going to bring snow, rain, coastal flooding, and gusty winds tonight. We’ll also look at the week ahead and have an educational segment about low-level jets.
In this episode we will be looking at an arctic outbreak slated to unfold Friday night and into the weekend. We will then turn our attention to a major coastal storm on Sunday that will have a surprising outcome for some people.
In this episode we will look at the Arctic outbreak expected the next few days. We will then talk about how the broader pattern might be changing and what snow chances the new pattern presents
Snow is going to begin falling across the tri-state in just a matter of hours. We’ll tell you how much we’re going to get, when it will stop, and who might get the highest totals. We will also look at the next few days which include possible freezing rain and an arctic outbreak.
In this episode we will discuss the freezing rain event Wednesday morning and the havoc it wrought. We then take a look at what may be a plowable snowfall Friday morning. One more system on Sunday could make things slippery yet again.
In this episode we will take a look at a pattern change that is likely to bring winter storms near the region this week. In particular, we will focus on what may be the biggest snowfall so far this winter.
In this episode we will look at several notable weather events that impacted our area this year. We will also look ahead to the next few days, during which a snow threat exists. We’ll delve into some of the statistics about snowfalls in December and how it pertains to the rest of the year.
In this episode we look at the unsettled and mild pattern that is expected for much of the week, but we do have one shot at frozen precipitation. We then take a look at the cold and snow that had been impacting the other half of the country.
In this episode we will look at the Christmas Day forecast locally and look into early next week. We will also look to the plains states, where many high temperature records are expected to be broken Christmas Day.
The week ahead looks to be largely benign and have seasonable temperatures. There is one possible storm that we’re tracking though. We will also preview Christmas Day and analyze a super-typhoon that went through the Philippines.
In this episode we will take a look at the upcoming weekend and our wet Saturday. We will then look back at the tornado outbreak that went through the southeast.
In this episode we will explore the weather over the coming week. No big storms are in the forecast, but record warmth potentially is. We will also look at the latest information about the tornadoes in the southern U.S.
In this episode we will look back at some of the reasons we didn’t have a snowstorm here this week. We will also take a look at the upcoming weekend, which features the possibility of record-breaking warmth as well as a round of rain. Lastly, we will discuss some extreme weather that has affected the Hawaiian islands with snow and relatively cold weather.
In this we episode we will look at the week ahead, including the overall La Niña pattern. We focus in on a Monday warmup, snow during the midweek, and the prospects of a white Christmas.
In this episode we commence a new podcast season and the start of meteorological winter. Specifically, we look at the weekend in detail and have a long range outlook. We will also wet your snow appetites by discussing snow in a place you’d least expect to find it.
In this episode we look at the week ahead. Our weather will be comprised of a series of weak systems. In particular, we go into great depth about the origins and traits of Alberta Clippers.
In this episode we will look at the weekend cold affecting the northeast. We will also look at a low that could bring the area some snowflakes Sunday. Also, strong winds and heavy rain are targeting the Pacific Northwest again. Ps we’re now on Patreon.
In this episode we will look at the thanksgiving week, including a shot of much colder weather. Listen to hear how Thanksgiving day will be.
In this episode we will look at the weather expected this weekend following a frontal passage. We will also analyze meteorologically last weekend’s tornado outbreak.
NO TORNADOES THIS WEEK! In the week ahead we will start off chilly with another trough moving through. By the midweek we will be much above average, but the cool air will return. We’ll also discuss the 11/13 tornado outbreak in the area in greater detail.
A frontal system will affect the area Friday with rain, wind, and possible severe storms. Cooler weather is then expected to come in during the weekend, but it won’t be free of rain. A couple of shortwaves will affect us, which we will time out.
In this episode we look at the week ahead, which will be on the warmer and drier side for our area. We will then look at a developing strong storm in the middle of the country on the anniversary of a similar, infamous weather event.
In this episode we will discuss the below-normal temperatures expected over the next few days and discuss when we might see our first frost. Even though this weekend looks dry, we also will discuss how snowflakes form.
In this Halloween episode we take a look back at the month of October, including the warmth of the month. We then look at the week ahead and the big decline in temperatures that’s coming.
In this episode we’ll look at the next few days, including another coastal storm. How strong will the winds be and how much rain are you going to get? We’ll also take a deeper look at the developing LaNiña and how it could affect winter.
In this episode we walk through a strong storm that’s going to affect the area for the next 36 hours. We will highlight the timing of the event as well as which areas will see the heaviest rain and the strongest wind gusts.
In this episode we take a look at the developing coastal storm that’s going to impact our region, as well a analyze the upper-air pattern. We will also look at what the rest of the week will bring and another storm.
In this episode we analyze the glum pattern that’s shaping up for the next few days. We then peak at the upcoming winter and hone in on the developing La Niña.
In this episode we will look back on the temperature swings of the past weekend. We will then look at our next warmup she see if anymore rain is on the way
In this episode we discuss a warm up over the next few days. We’ll let you know when we’re going to plunge back down to seasonable temperatures and clear things out. Find out when over the weekend rain is in the forecast
In this episode we will take an look at the week ahead, including Columbus Day. In particular, we will examine how the pattern is going to change for our area.
In this episode we will look at the upcoming holiday weekend and talk about the gloom expected. There is also a coastal storm that we’re going to monitor. Finally, we look at an upcoming snowfall in the west, the first of the season in many areas.
In this episode we will look at the upcoming week, which will feature a marine influence much of the time. We will them look at some stats on how this hurricane season stacks up so far.
In this episode we take a look at the upcoming weekend and overall pattern change that we’re going to see. We also look at major hurricane Sam and discuss its future impacts.
In this episode we will look at the week ahead, which will turn seasonably cooler and be bereft of any major storms here. The tropics are in full swing though and we may break more records.
In this episode we will take an look at a storm that is going bring the possibility of flooding and severe weather with it for Thursday. We will them look at the crisp weekend ahead and tour the tropical Atlantic, which is teeming with activity.
In this episode we will take a look at the week ahead and a very slow-moving cold front. We will also look at the tropics as it remains busy, and we’re almost out of names.
In this episode we will look at the upcoming weekend and early part of next week. In particular, we will look at the climatologically active tropics and how tropical storm Odette is going to affect us.
In this episode we will look at the unusually muggy weather that were expecting the next few days. We’ll also take a look at the setup for potentially more heavy rain later in the week. Lastly, we will tour the Atlantic and highlight several areas of tropical development potential.
In this episode we will look at a cold frontal passage expected tonight and detail what severe weather threat it poses. We will also analyze a heavy rain potential tomorrow with a frontal wave. Lastly, we look ahead to a very pleasant weekend.
In this episode we will recap Labor Day and look at the week ahead, which looks rather seasonable. We will focus in on another rain chance. Lastly, We will tour the tropics, which are active but not posing any threats for the moment.
In this episode we will recap some of the historic and tragic weather that took place last night from the remnants of hurricane Ida. We then look to the fall-like holiday weekend ahead.
In this episode we will look at some of the sad and fascinating statistics about hurricane Ida and the damage done to the gulf states. We will then analyze what to expect in terms of rain and severe weather in our area when the remnants move through.
In this episode we will focus on hurricane Ida and the effects it’s going to have on the Louisiana coast. We will also look at the next several days in our area, including rainfall that we are expecting from the storm.
In this episode we will look at the heat and humidity expected the next couple of days and the big changes that the weekend is going to bring. We will then tour the tropical Atlantic and focus on what may become a major hurricane bound for US shores.
In this episode we take a look at what has happened so far with tropical storm Henri, its staggering rainfall statistics, and what might be its last gasp of rain tonight and tomorrow. We then look at the uncomfortable work week ahead.
In this episode we will give a chronology of the storm as well as discuss landfall location. We will be providing details as to the storm surge, torrential rainfall, and damaging winds. Some places are going to get hit harder than others.
In this episode we will provide the latest data on tropical storm Henri. We will also time out the landfall and detail rainfall amounts, winds, and storm surge potential.
In this episode we will look at the next couple of days, which look muggy and unsettled. We then look at some of the possibilities regarding tropical storm Henri, which is likely to pass near Eastern Long Island on Sunday.
In this episode we will look at the next several days in our area, which may feature some impacts from tropical storm Fred and an increase in humidity. We then analyze three separate systems in the tropics.
In this episode we recap the heat and humidity that we saw this week. We then take a look at the next few days including a break in the humidity. We also look at two tropical systems, at least one of which is likely to affect the USA and eventually us.
In this episode we will look at the dangerous heat and humidity that is expected to affect the region over the next few days. Triple digit heat indices will be common. We’ll also take a look at the tropics and a system that is soon to be named and will likely impact the USA.
In this episode we will examine the heat and humidity that’s going to grip the East the rest of the week. We’ll let you know how high the mercury could climb and how hot it will feel. We’ll also be keeping an eye on the Caribbean as a tropical storm may develop.
The dog days of summer are upon us. In this episode we will look at the muggy weekend ahead and its rain chances. We also look at the tropical Atlantic, which is starting to come to life.
In this episode we will review some of the strongest storms that were in the NYC and Philadelphia metro areas on the 29th of July. We will then look at this past July in Central Park and preview the climatology of August. The first week is going to be a very close call with rain just offshore.
In this episode we will look at the various threats that exist from a storm complex to our west. A tornado is even possible! We will then take a look at the upcoming weekend.
In this episode we highlight the gradual cool down we’re expecting through the week. More importantly, we’re going to watch for a decrease in the humidity.
In this episode we will look at the weekend. One day is warmer, stormier, and much more muggy than the other. We also take a look at water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean and how they might affect us in the coming seasons.
A cold front approaching from the north tomorrow could be the focus for severe storms. We’ll time it out and let you know what the biggest threats are. Some smoke from the wildfires out west could be a spoiler.
In this episode we look back at the extraordinary amounts of rainfall we’ve seen so far this year, including yesterday. We then take a look at the week ahead, which looks rather benign. Lastly, we look at some of the record warmth that the west has seen.
In this episode we will detail the extreme heat and humidity expected Saturday. We will also delve into the potential for flooding and severe weather with a cold front in the afternoon.
In this episode we’ll detail how our soupy weekend is going to play out and time out the best chances for precipitation as well the highest temperatures. We then take a look at relative humidity as a function of the dew point and what it all means in terms of discomfort.
In this episode we will evaluate a potential flooding rain and severe storm event later Monday and Tuesday. It will stay busy throughout the week and the heat and humidity will make a return. No surprise, this will occur as the record-breaking heat out west comes to an end.
In this episode we will start by analyzing the rapidly changing severe weather outbreak. We will then look at the weekend forecast. The entire second half of the episode is devoted to tropical storm Elsa
In this episode we will look at a Bermuda High that will make it feel in excess of 100 degrees for a time this week. We will also see showers and storms around later in the week and this frontal system could even be influenced by tropical storm Elsa.
Record-breaking warmth has encompassed both coasts this week, but the pattern is changing. Heavy rain is expected Thursday with a cold front, and it will remain unsettled afterwards. We look at the Fourth of July weekend as well. We even take an early look at a tropical system that might move towards the gulf.
In this episode we look at the very hot, humid, and stormy week ahead. We also look at the heat affecting the west coast in a historical perspective. Lastly, we analyzed latest developments in the tropics.
In this episode we discuss the upcoming weekend, the first full one of summer. Humidity and temperatures will reach an unbearable level. We also could see a shower or a thunderstorm. We discuss the science behind lightning and how to avoid being stuck.
Happy Father’s Day and happy summer solstice. In this episode we will discuss the week ahead, including some very summer-like conditions and a delightful air mass from Canada as well. There is also some rain to time out. We’ll continue to monitor tropical depression Claudette for its indirect effects in our area.
In this episode we take a look at what to expect the next few days. The main story is going to be the return to humidity and a frontal system affecting us with a thunderstorm chance. We’ll also analyze a system in the tropics to see how it may impact us.
In this episode we will look at the week ahead, Which is going to feature some active weather at the start. A strong trough will create shower and storm chances. This same trough will also funnel down some very pleasant and dry air for the second half of the week. We then look at a couple of systems in the tropics that might develop.
In this episode we take a look at a pattern change that is going to happen over the next few days and end the heat. We also look at which weekend day looks better. In our weather education segment we continue to discuss tropical cyclone formation and the Coriolis force.
In this episode we discuss how we are going to turn progressively cooler and wetter through the course of the week. We recap the record warmth of this past weekend and then look at a couple more sultry days. We also discuss a partial solar eclipse coming up. In our weather education segment we discuss some of the things needed to form a tropical cyclone.
In this episode we will discuss the setup that will bring more heavy rain to the region. We’ll let you know how much to expect and when the worst of it is coming. We’ll also preview the hot temperatures arriving this weekend.
In this episode we recap the unseasonably cold conditions we saw this past weekend and discuss the records we broke. We also discuss how much the rainfall deficit was alleviated. We then look at the week ahead
In this episode we go through the weather over the next few days including our Memorial Day weekend. It’s not looking good, but one day may be salvaged. We’ll tell you when the best day to go to the beach is this weekend.
In this episode we will look at an unseasonably warm day Wednesday and figure out how warm we can get. We will also tracks some showers and storms and monitor our rainfall deficit. We then take an early look at the Memorial Day weekend to figure out which days will be dry.
After the very hot weekend we had, temperatures will drop substantially for the start of the week. The heat will return however. We’ll also let you know when we might see some showers and storms.
In this episode we look at the very warm weekend ahead, during which we might almost set a record. We also look at a potential rain chance. A system offshore is likely to become tropical as well, and we’ll discuss where it is going to head. Lastly, in our weather education segment , we go into further detail about how the NYC metro area would fare during a major hurricane.
In this episode we will look at the week ahead, including the unseasonably warm and dry conditions expected. We will them take a look what might happen locally if a major hurricane were to strike.
In this following episode we take a look at the next few days. We’ll dodge a few showers, but overall the weekend looks good. We’ll also take a look back at hurricane Zeta, which has been re-analyzed by the NHC.
In this episode we discuss the ongoing rain event as well as detail the work week, which is looking chilly. There is also a tropical system that has formed which we will discuss. There are also some other unusual phenomena in the weather world covered in this episode.
In this episode we review today’s conditions and talk about when things are going to improve. We also discuss a nor’easter that will indirectly affect us this weekend and we also take a look at Mother’s Day. In our weather education segment we discuss the causes of wind.
In this episode we will take a look at the week ahead. It’s looking rather unsettled, with the potential for a severe weather day and even a coastal storm. Temperatures will run much above average in many areas, but the sea temperatures will keep some places from benefiting.
In this episode we detail what to expect tomorrow and Friday in terms of shower and storm activity. We then discuss the weekend forecast and which day looks better. Finally, for severe weather awareness week we review tornado safety tips and clarify some common misconceptions.
In this episode we look at the week ahead, including a few unseasonably warm days. We’ll let you know which one will be the pick of the week. In our weather education segment we review the 2011 super outbreak of severe weather.
After an impressive round of severe weather Wednesday and cold and windy weather Thursday the atmosphere is going to need to recharge. We’ll detail the two nice days we have coming up. We then look at a coastal storm that is expected for Sunday .
Tomorrow afternoon a strong cold front is slated to move through the area. Parts of the region may see severe storms. We’ll explain this threat and its timing in greater detail. Temperatures are also going to plunge Wednesday night. We’ll talk about how low it’s going to get.
In this episode we preview the week ahead. In particular, we discuss a few rain threats as well as a big cool-down coming. In our weather education segment, we discuss how a thunderstorm forms.
In this episode we look at a heavy rain event expected tomorrow. We discuss what areas will see the brunt of the rain and when. We also look at the deep freeze that took place in the south. We now know how much it cost.
We will remain in a blocking pattern this week, but the pattern has changed a bit. We’re now in a setup where upper lows are dropping into the northeast US and the flow is mostly onshore. We’ll highlight the best and worst days of the week and give an update on the abnormally dry spring we’ve had.
In this episode we discuss the forecast for the weekend, which is expected to feature some much-needed rain. We also look at some seasonal rainfall statistics and look at what our prospective rainfall situation is.
In this episode we outline what we are expecting this week with the blocking pattern and when rain will return. We also recap the 2020 hurricane season and take a look at some of the forecasts for 2021.
In this episode we take a look at the heavy rain event that’s going to impact us tonight and tomorrow morning. We then discuss an unseasonably cold air mass that’s expected to move in and look ahead at the Easter holiday weekend.
Tonight’s severe weather is leaving the region and some wind damage was observed. In our weather education segment we discuss how thunderstorms are analyzed on radar. We also discuss what the week ahead has in store including a big cool down at the end.
A low pressure system is expected to bring some showers to the region tomorrow morning with its cold front. This will be followed by gusty winds and near-record warmth. This storm is also responsible for a tornado outbreak across the south, which we will discuss. More rain is on tap on Sunday as well.
In the episode we discuss the gorgeous weekend that we just had and the first day of spring. We then look at the week ahead, which will feature above-average temperatures and some cloud issues. Lastly we recall a blizzard 3 years ago today that kicked off our spring.
Some light snow may occur overnight tonight. We will then look at Friday and what first weekend of spring will look like. It’s going to beautiful. In our weather education segment we discuss a new list of hurricane names to be used.
In this episode we detail what’s expected to happen through the rest of the week. In particular, we discuss a major storm expected in our area that could also provide some winter weather and our first significant rainfall in three weeks. We also analyze the threat for severe weather in the southeast US for the next two days.
In this episode we discuss the week ahead. As is common for this time of year, it looks chilly and cloudy with some shower chances. While some flurries are possible as well, any snow that we get this week will pale in comparison to the blizzard of 1888, which we discuss in our weather education segment.
Record warmth is possible in the area tomorrow as a Bermuda high sets up. It will cool off though through the weekend and there will also be some showers, which we will time out. We then discuss a heavy snowstorm slated to impact Denver and where the storm might rank in the record books
As we head into the week ahead, we’re expecting temperatures to reach above average for a change. We’ll let you know just how high they could get and if any parts of the region are going to miss out. We also discuss how this warmth is going to come to an end.
In this episode we look at the current pattern and discuss why it is so unseasonably cold. We also give the forecast through the weekend. We then discuss some changes that the hurricane center is making to its products.
As we head into the month of March, we will turn a bit chilly. In this episode we will detail the week ahead and its Arctic outbreak. We will also discuss the climatology of the month and what the CPC is expecting.
In this episode we review today’s warmth, and what we can expect as we close out the week. We also delve into the weekend forecast, which looks wet. Lastly, we talk about the new pattern we are in and what it means for snow prospects going forward.
For the first time in awhile, we aren’t forecasting a major snow event. The week ahead looks rather benign, with temperatures even rising to springlike levels for a time. In our weather education segment, we discuss what the dry slot is.
The area received a widespread 3”-6” of snow through the course of the day today. There is more moisture that will likely affect the region tomorrow. We’ll let you know what areas got the most and how much more to expect. We also take a look at the upcoming weekend.
A train of weak low pressure systems is going to move up the coast the next couple of days. This will result in two rounds of accumulating snowfall and a messy mix in between. We’ll let you know how much you’re going to get and when it will all be over.
Yesterday’s storm brought rain, fog, and mild temperatures to the region, with minimal icing. In our weather education segment we discuss why fog results in snow melting so rapidly. We then discuss a heavy accumulating snowfall expected on Thursday.
A storm near the region tonight could give the area some freezing rain. A similar system will affect us on Thursday, but subtle differences may make this a snow maker instead. We also analyze how the pattern has changed and what this lack of blocking is going to mean.
The pattern that we’re in is going to continue for the first half of this week. Low level cold air, weak lows, and warm air aloft will produce freezing rain. The most significant icing could come with a system Monday night. Cold air becomes more entrenched during the midweek, and snow is possible Thursday.
An area of freezing rain is expected to develop overnight tonight with a weak low offshore and lots of dry air aloft. The block has broken down and storms will be free to pass to our west this week. Lots of low-level cold air will reside just to our north and potentially turn some of these warm track systems to produce freezing rain.
Arctic high pressure to our north and a southwest flow aloft are going to butt heads the next few days. Light overrunning precipitation is expected later tomorrow and Sunday morning. A long duration of freezing drizzle may occur until later Monday night when a strong system affects us. This could become a heavy freezing rain or sleet event. I’ll break down what the most likely scenario is.
A low pressure system is going to go to our south tonight and bring us an accumulating snowfall. Bitterly cold air takes over for Friday and Saturday. Model mayhem abounds for Sunday with the evolution of another possible snow event.
In this episode we recap the snowfall that we’ve seen so far this year and discuss where we stand with regards to normal. We then look at a light snow and rain event tomorrow. We also analyze how the upper flow is realigning and what that could mean in terms of arctic cold and snow later in the week.
The winter storm that we had this Sunday had wrapped and in many cases amounts finished in lines with our earlier projections. This week will feature arctic air to our north and an active storm track across the mid-Atlantic. We will have several distinct opportunities for snow, including one on Tuesday and a prolonged event for Thursday and Friday that could wind up as ice.
Another snowfall is taking aim on NYC and Long Island. We’ll time it out for you and let you know how the forecast has evolved since yesterday. We also will discuss what areas might be in for a surprise in the storm.
A coastal system is likely to bring accumulating snow to the area during the day on Sunday. We’ll let you know when it’s going to begin and how much we expect to receive. Arctic air is coming in for next week. Happy Weatherpersons’ Day, fellow forecasters!
In this episode we analyze what occurred yesterday in the storm and see how the forecast fared. We also look at the next few days and a couple of storms in the cards. In our weather-education segment we discuss what a snow ratio is and how to calculate one.
Snow is developing across the area as we speak. This will evolve into a long duration, heavy precipitation event with high winds and coastal flooding. We’ll let you know how much these amounts are going to vary across the region. 12”-18” is expected in some spots. Also, Tuesday is Groundhog’s Day!
A potent and slow-moving coastal storm will provide NYC and Long Island with heavy snow, gusty winds, and coastal flooding. Double-digit snowfall amounts are possible! We’ll let you know when it’s going to start and stop and when we might observe blizzard conditions.
A long-duration winter weather event is likely later Sunday night and potentially lasting into Tuesday. We’ll let you know what track we think the storm is going to take and take an early prediction at accumulation amounts.
An arctic high pressure system is moving into the region tonight. Sub-zero wind chills will be common tomorrow morning and Saturday morning along with gusty winds. The potential for an accumulating snowfall Sunday night into Tuesday continues to grow. We’ll time it out and let you know what the most uncertain parts of the forecast still are.
The coldest air mass of the season will arrive in the east for Friday and Saturday with sub-zero wind chills. The arrival of this air mass might herald in a new, snowier, pattern. A storm that will bring record snow to California tomorrow will also make its way to near our area by Sunday night.
For Tuesday a weak storm system will linger around the region and could produce some treacherous mixed precipitation. A stronger storm will be safely offshore on Thursday but will be close enough to bring an arctic airmass into the region by the end of the week. Yet a third winter storm could threaten us by Sunday.
As we go into the week ahead, we will start off with seasonable and dry weather. We’ll have a mixed bag of precipitation for Tuesday and Wednesday with a weak storm. We’ll then be watching a potent nor’easter that will be just offshore on Thursday. A true arctic outbreak, the first one of the winter, looks like it will come in for Friday and next weekend.
We have two winter weather events possible for the upcoming week. While we may get mostly rooked by the first one, there is a second storm on Thursday that could become a meteorological bomb! How far north will it get?
In this episode we will look at a change to below-average temperatures this weekend. We also look at how our blocking pattern might change to allow for at least one snow event early next week.
An Alberta clipper is going to affect us tomorrow morning. Locally blizzard-like conditions could occur! We’ll time it out for you and let you know what to expect for the rest of the day.
In this episode we look at the week ahead and into next weekend. A few disturbances will bring flurries to the region, but the temperatures will be near average. A much busier pattern, which we will preview, could begin as early as one week from today.
In this episode we discuss how the current pattern we’re in is leading to dry and seasonable conditions. We then discuss the forecast through the rest of the week and the weekend, including when we will actually get precipitation
In this episode we detail the record-setting cold and snow that has besieged Spain. We then discuss the week ahead, which doesn’t look half bad for January.
In this episode we detail how the combination of a negative NAO and positive EPO will affect of forecast for the next several days. We also analyze a coastal storm that is expected to form on Tuesday. In our educational segment we further explore what exactly the EPO is measuring.
In this episode we discuss the forecast going into the coming weekend and why the weather has been so similar the past several days. We also discuss in our educational segment what it means to be in a blocking pattern and what the NAO measures.
In this episode we preview what will likely be a benign week of weather with dry conditions and slightly above normal temperatures. We will have to keep a close eye on a developing nor’easter for Friday though.
Tomorrow we will monitor a developing coastal low. While it will take an ideal track to create frozen precipitation, the airmass is only going to be marginally cold at best. We’ll tell you how this is going to play out.
A storm system will track west of us tonight with a warm front bringing some rain. We will see an unseasonably mild day on Saturday. A coastal low will then threaten us on Sunday. Precipitation type is going to be a nail-biter.
Happy New Year! In this episode we discuss what to expect weather-wise in terms of NYC and the rest of the holiday weekend. In particular, we hone in on two storms. In our weather education segment we discuss how the path of a storm is critical in determining the type of precipitation it produces.
This week will be rather benign for its first half. Another large storm though is brewing to close 2020. In this episode we’ll tell you what to expect from it and what it will be like when the ball goes down. We also preview the first day of 2021. You won’t like it.
A strong storm to our west will set up a southerly flow over the east coast tonight with the potential for damaging winds. We will also see a few bands of heavy rain, and some flooding is possible. We may break some weather records tonight as well.
In this episode we outline what we are expecting with a strong cold front Thursday night, including the damaging wind threat. This episode also features a weather education segment on the Low Level Jet (LLJ).
In this episode we analyze a strong storm that will cross to our north Christmas Eve night. Ahead of its cold front heavy rains and damaging winds are possible. We time it out for you as well as let you know how strong the winds could get.
Winter will start tomorrow and Mother Nature will be right on schedule. There will be a couple of opportunities for flurries to fly this week. The bigger problem though will come on Christmas Eve night with a heavy rain and wind event.
In the wake of the recently-departed nor’easter, we analyze how the snow forecast played out according to plan and why. We also discuss what happened at the immediate coast and the different types of precipitation that’s were observed at various phases of the storm.
Heavy snow is falling across the region right now in association with a strong nor’easter. In this episode you’ll get the final call on snow amounts as well as the timing and extent of the mixed precipitation we’re expecting to occur. We also discuss the gusty winds and coastal flooding associated with the storm.
The most significant snowfall since 2018 is likely to occur in our area tomorrow night. This is due to a nor’easter that’s going to be coming up the coast. In this episode we highlight the potential accumulations areas may see, the wind gusts we expect, and the potential for coastal flooding. We also delve into the question of how much mixed precipitation is going to occur in this event.
Low pressure will move offshore on Wednesday and a very cold area of high pressure will stay in place just to our north. This means snow. In this episode we’ll go through the timing, accumulation amounts, and some small details that have yet to be resolved. This storm still has a bust potential, as I also discuss.
We’ve got two snow events this week folks. A wave of low pressure is going to pass well south and east tomorrow with some rain and light snow. A major coastal storm is expected to form later Wednesday. For some of our area this could turn into a blizzard.
As the pattern becomes blocky aloft the potential will present itself for two snow events this week. The first comes with a frontal wave on Monday with a potential changeover. The more important event comes Wednesday when a nor’easter may give us wind-driven, plowable snow.
In this episode we briefly recap the snow event that we had today and what we expect to happen through the weekend and into the middle of next week, when we might have our next chance at snow. We then discuss what Alberta clippers are and the weather conditions associated with them in a weather education segment
In this episode we will discuss how the upcoming work week is going to be the coldest we’ve seen since last winter. We then discuss how different types of frozen precipitation form in our weather education segment
We’re monitoring a strong nor’easter that will impact our region with a lot of rain and areas further north with snow. Very cold weather is then forecasted for Sunday.
In this episode we look at the upcoming nor’easter this weekend and explore the possibility of any frozen precipitation. We then recap the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season and discuss all the records that it broke yet wasn’t as bad in many ways as some prior seasons.
In this episode we discuss the weather for the upcoming week with an emphasis on what is expected to be a major weather event tomorrow. We analyze the threat of damaging winds, heavy rain, and severe storms. We then go through the rest of the week and explain how tomorrow’s storm might set the table for a repeat performance come next weekend.
In this episode we discuss the forecast for the rest of the holiday weekend. We then talk about a potent rain and wind event expected for this coming Monday. Lastly, in our weather education segment, we discuss the North Atlantic Oscillation and how it affects our prospects of getting snow and cold in the northeast.
In this episode we discuss the weather expected during the next four days. We also discuss the ongoing La Niña and some interesting statistics about snow in December
In this episode we discuss the ongoing rain event and look at the week ahead, including Thanksgiving. We also have our weather education segment on how snowflakes form. Lastly, we look at what this winter might have in store for us.
After the near-record cold of yesterday and a slight moderation today, temperatures will warm to above seasonable levels for the coming weekend, which also looks mostly dry. We then discuss the relative quiet of the tropics now and some of the rapidly intensifying storms we saw previously.
In this episode we discuss the winter-like temperatures that are about to descend upon the northeast. There won’t be any large storms nearby to interact with this cold air mass, but it’s time to brush up on our knowledge of nor’easters. Our educational segment describes the origins of these systems and a common misconception about them. Lastly, we discuss category 5 hurricane Iota in the Caribbean and it’s climatology significance.
A squall line is quickly approaching our region and may produce strong wind gusts. Colder weather is then forecasted this week. We’re also monitoring hurricane Iota, which could become a major hurricane.
Late in the day tomorrow a strong cold front is expected to move through. This will be accompanied by a band of heavy showers, and gusty winds are expected during and immediately following the front’s passage. The next Greek system is also firing up in the Caribbean, and it looks like it’s going to be a big deal in Nicaragua and Honduras.
A cold front and trough will provide us with rain tonight and tomorrow. Also, we are watching another front over the weekend that will usher in a much colder pattern. There are also 3 systems we’re monitoring in the tropics.
Our gorgeous spell of weather is about to come to an end. A cold front will stall across the region over the next few days and become a large rain producer. Tropical storm Eta is about to impact the United States as well and tropical storm theta formed last night, making this the most active hurricane season on record. There’s more where that came from too.
Eta may strengthen into a hurricane as it approaches the FL Keys. We’re also monitoring two additional systems in the Atlantic Basin that could become tropical cyclones. Last, we discuss the statistics of this hurricane season.
Record breaking warmth occurred in our region today and this will likely continue into tomorrow as high pressure builds overhead. Rain is in the forecast though in just a few days. We’re also watching tropical storm Eta. Uncertainty abounds with this one, especially in terms of its track, but this looks like a long-duration event in Florida.
An amazing weekend is forecasted, with lots of sun and unseasonably warm temperatures. We’re also monitoring Eta and it’s potential impacts in FL next week. Bear with my speech impediment lol
Hurricane Eta has rapidly strengthened into a strong category 4 hurricane tonight and it is on a collision course with Nicaragua tomorrow morning. Historic rain is likely. This system might become a factor in the United States by next weekend.
November is coming in with howling winds and cold temperatures. By the end of the week though we will have moderated to much-above average temperatures. We’re also monitoring another tropical system, tropical storm Eta, in the Caribbean.
In this episode we tell you what to expect for this coming weekend in terms of the cold. We also recap what hurricane Zeta did this week. Hurricane Sandy made landfall in New Jersey 8 years ago today. We discuss how this unusual event unfolded and how it affected our area.
Zeta made landfall as a much stronger storm than originally forecasted. This storm will then impact us with a lot of rain Thursday morning through Friday afternoon.
In this episode I discuss the latest information pertaining to tropical storm zeta and how it’s going to affect the Gulf Coast. I then describe our weather over the next couple of days and how zeta will affect us and might even be a factor in some cheap thrill snow.
We’re monitoring Hurricane Zeta, which may impact LA as a hurricane in a couple of days. Several inches of snow is also forecasted for parts of the Rockies and Plains as an early season snow storm engulfs the region.
In this episode we analyze why much of the precipitation we’ll see on radar the next couple of days may not reach the ground. We’ll then talk about a coastal storm slated to affect the region late in the week as well as tropical storm Zeta, the remnants of which will likely affect us.
In this episode we discuss the warm and moist conditions we’ve seen as of late and why we’re seeing so much fog. We also discuss a large-scale pattern change that will make the weather very fall-like once again. Today is also the 8 year anniversary of the formation of tropical storm Sandy. We discuss the latest on in the tropics
In this episode we discuss the Atlantic ridge and the effects of the onshore flow it is creating, including dense fog and a temperature inversion. We also wet the appetites of snow lovers by discussing an early-season winter storm across the northern tier of the plains. Finally, we give you the latest on tropical storm Epsilon and how it factors into our weather.
Expect mainly dry and above average temperatures this week. We’re also monitoring two potential tropical cyclones, one of which has a small chance of affecting the East Coast.
For Friday into Saturday we’ll have a prolonged rain event. We discuss why and who will receive the most precipitation. Much cooler air will then arrive for the weekend. We’ll tell you just how chilly it might get.
This evening we’ll discuss the rain expected on Friday along with the cool weather this weekend. We’ll also discuss the tropics and the potential for a storm to develop next week. Last, a quick lesson on the Saffir-Simpson Scale. Bear with my speech impediment lol.
In this episode we discuss how the remnants of hurricane Delta will bring in a soggy start to the week. We then explain what to expect for the rest of the week. Lastly, we review hurricane Michael, which made landfall two years ago yesterday in a rare category 5 US landfall.
Delta is weakening, but will still be destructive regardless. The eye wall has already come onshore.
Major hurricane delta is continuing its trek towards the Louisiana Coast, where it is expected to arrive Friday night. Meanwhile, a cold front will move through our area on Saturday and overrunning rains are expected to arrive from Delta’s remnants later Sunday and Monday.
Delta has weakened significantly, but is expected to restrengthen. Coastal LA will likely receive some pretty serious impacts from the storm. Also, we end with a quick lesson on hurricanes.
In this episode we discuss the windy conditions expected for our area Wednesday afternoon. We also discuss the rapid intensification of hurricane delta and what its impacts will be on the U.S.
An update on now Hurricane Delta. It’s forecasted path and intensity, what each of the models are suggesting, and factors that may affect its strength.
In this episode we go through the week ahead in the northeast. We will briefly warm to near summer-like conditions before the coolest air of the fall this far arrives. We are also watching what remains of tropical storm gamma, as well as a new potential tropical cyclone that stands a good chance at intensifying and impacting the US
Two days ago, there was nothing. Yesterday, tropical storm gamma formed in the Caribbean and is almost a hurricane. After it hits the Yucatán, its path remains a mystery. 3 other wave are scattered about the Atlantic, including another in the Caribbean that looks like it could pose a threat to the US Gulf Coast next week.
We’re expect some rain Friday followed by dry but cool weather this weekend. The tropics also seem to be coming back to life as we’re monitoring two tropical waves. Let’s just hope FL is spared this month.
Torrential rains and gusty winds will move across the region late tonight and tomorrow morning with a cold front. It will then turn much cooler for the start of October and another rain event will present itself in the not-too-distant future.
We’re expecting heavy rain Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning. Up to 2” of rainfall is forecasted. We’re also monitoring the potential for some tropical development in the Caribbean.
In this episode we discuss the warm and very wet week we’re expecting and how this pattern will alleviate the drought we are in. We all remember some of the impacts that hurricane Gloria had on our region in 1985. Did you know that it’s the last hurricane to hit Long Island? We’ll explain.
We’re expecting a warm weekend, but with lots of clouds and light rain. Also, the Atlantic is now unusually quiet.
In this episode we discuss how tropical systems, Beta and Teddy, are directly and indirectly affecting the United States. While Teddy missed our area, it is on this same date that the infamous “Long Island Express” hurricane crossed our region. We recap some of the meteorology surrounding that event.
In this episode we discuss tropical storm beta and the dangerous amounts of rain and flooding it is expected to cause in the SE United States. We also discuss the unusual track that major hurricane Teddy is expected to take and how it might bring some epic waves to Atlantic Canada.
In this episode we discuss the forecast for the upcoming weekend. We also provide the latest information on major hurricane Teddy and a scenario they could cause it to affect the the US. Lastly, we present a lesson on storm surge.
In this episode we recap the impacts of hurricane sally and the threat it still poses going forward. We also discuss hurricane teddy and an unusual track it could take. Several other systems in the Atlantic are worth watching for tropical development, and we only have 1 name left on the NHC name list before we would go to the Greek alphabet.
Expect warmer temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday, followed by much cooler temperatures on Friday. Also, Sally continues to produce strong winds, storm surge, and flooding rains. Bear with my speech impediment lol.
In this episode we detail what people in the path of Hurricane Sally can expect. We also delve into a myriad of updates about a few new tropical storms, as well as an impressive record that was set today in the tropical Atlantic.
Tropical Storm Sally is forecasted to impact the Gulf Coast with strong winds, destructive storm surge, and flooding rains. We’re also monitoring Paulette as it impacts Bermuda. Bear with my speech impediment lol.
A beautiful early fall air mass will dominate the northeast to start the week, and it will likely be reinforced by areas of high pressure dropping in from the north. Another tropical storm, now near Florida, has formed and is taking aim at poor Louisiana. Other systems and tropical waves lurk further east, but right now they don’t look like they’ll head our way.
More rain is forecasted tonight as a cold front approaches. Also, we have reached the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season and it couldn’t be more evident. Bear with my slight speech impediment lol
The threat of heavy rain exists tomorrow with the approach of a cold front. We time that out, as well as delve into the meaning of the term precipitable water
We’re expecting seasonable, but rain weather on Wednesday and Thursday. Also, Paulette and Rene are churning in the Atlantic, but will likely remain fish storms.
We’re going to have a fairly typical September week in the northeast, including a gorgeous Labor Day. The front range of the Rockies is going to see heat, smoke, gusty winds, snow, and cold. We’ll get into how this is going to come about. The tropics remain all systems go, but the pattern is becoming one that might make that less impactful here.
We’re expecting a gorgeous Labor Day weekend! Also, the tropics remain active as we monitor tow tropical waves. Last, we look back on the impacts or Dorian and how it changed forecasting. Bear with my speech impediment lol
Late tomorrow this warm and extremely humid air mass will bear fruit and likely produce a round of severe weather as a cold front moves through. Tropical storm Nana will threaten land, and a couple of other candidates for tropical development are emerging.
We’ll finish August out in a beautiful way. After a few showers and storms, cooler and drier air will drain into the region in time for September, courtesy of a tropical system. This one won’t be a problem, but other storms are in the Atlantic. We’ll also watch the mugginess make a return for a time late in the week.
In this episode we discuss how the remnants of Hurricane Laura will affect our weather. We also debunk some of the hype surrounding what has gone on so far in our hurricane season by taking a look at the ACE.
The SPC has us in an enhanced risk of severe storms tomorrow, including tornado potential. We’ll go through the dynamics. Major hurricane Laura is also about to make landfall in Louisiana. We’ll discuss what the impacts will be there and here
Laura will make landfall along the Gulf Coast with winds possibly up 130 mph and up to 13’ or storm surge
A cold front will bear down on the NYC area tomorrow with a risk of strong to severe storms. Tropical storm Laura will continue to intensify as it enters the Gulf of Mexico
Hot and humid weather expected on Monday and Tuesday. Also, Marco may produce some destructive storm surge along the LA coast while Laura may strengthen into a major hurricane.
In a year in which tropical systems have been forming at a record pace, we will watch for two storms to possibly become hurricanes and affect the Gulf Coast in quick succession. The warmth and humidity will also build the next couple of days locally, and we may see severe weather on Tuesday.
The weather for NYC and Long Island remains quiet, so let’s talk about two tropical cyclones that may make landfall in the U.S. early next week. Bear with my speech impediment lol
A beautiful week lies ahead of us with comfortable temperatures and little rainfall. The tropics are becoming more active again, and this could have implications for us down the road.
Widespread thunderstorms are expected Thursday with some flash flooding possible. Info on Friday and the weekend as well.
We’ve got another heatwave to start the week. We’ll get some relief Thursday and Friday, but it will come with a price.
An quick discussion regarding the heavy rain expected on Friday. Bear with my speech impediment lol
Hurricane Isaias made landfall last night. In North Carolina and is racing northeast today. Here is an update on what you can expect in the tri-state area
A detailed run down of the rain, winds, severe thunderstorms, and coastal flooding expected with Isaias for NYC and Long Island. Bear with my speech impairment lol.