Monthly Archives: January 2018

We will be watching a weak area of low pressure, moving across the northern tier of the country, this will send some snow Tuesday night into Wednesday, temperatures will around 30. Not expecting any type of blockbuster storm, but the … Continue reading →

An elongated area of low pressure will send periods of heavy rain with embedded thunderstorms through tonight, a cold front will approach from the northwest and allow for colder air to move into the region. Ski country looks to get … Continue reading →

Everyone been hearing about this warm up which is happening but that does not mean 50s and 60s.  Temperatures will be on the increase as the week goes on. Highs will be in the low to mid 30s Tuesday and … Continue reading →

  What a magnificent storm. Look at the hook currently east of Virginia . Go to the link to get the greatness of the GOES 16. http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/exper/?parms=continental-conus-02-48-0-100       Updated snow map, due to current short range models and … Continue reading →

Large ocean storm moving up the east coast and will be going under something called bombogenisis. this is not a rare within itself. This storm looks to drop 40 MBs within a 24 hour which is over the 24MB drop … Continue reading →

Powerful Nor-Easter traveling up the east coast. This storm will effect the coastal areas from Florida to Maine.  Parts of Northern Florida and parts of Georgia is experiencing an major ice storm with ice of up to  half of an … Continue reading →

First of several storm updates. When. Wednesday night through Thursday night. A large winter storm will be developing off the east coast, sending strong winds, moderate snow to portions of the region and near white out conditions possible. Wind chills … Continue reading →

It might be 2018 now but that does not mean the winter weather is leaving us with 2017 in the review mirror, very cold conditions look to continue. Overall a dry and cold weather regime is anticipated for the next … Continue reading →