JC Weather

In this episode we’ll look back at the recent snow event and review totals across the region. Bitter cold has arrived, but warmer and rainy conditions are in the offing as well this week.

If you’ve missed the snow, then good news. It’s baack…, we’ll time it all out for you, go through the amounts, and brace you for the harsh cold that’s going to follow.

In this episode we’ll look at the next few days. We have Arctic air, breezy conditions, a frontal wave, and even a warm up. How much snow will we see?

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead and many long range signals. We’re able to make the case for the cold, but the snow situation is much less clear cut.

In this episode, we will look at the incoming Arctic air mass that has a chance to break records. We’re also looking at a couple of weak weather systems that could bring rain or snow showers for the next few days.

Welcome to meteorological winter! We’re tracking soaking rains, an arctic invasion, and a couple of shots at seeing a snow flake or two.

The weekend is here, and high pressure will be right overhead tomorrow. The next frontal system is in the works for Sunday though. We’re also keeping an eye on a coastal storm for Tuesday and have an update to the forecast for the winter season.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, including the next rain maker. We also have a big cooldown on the way along with gusty winds. The teleconnections are signaling this shift. What are those teleconnections??

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead. It is finally going to warm up a bit as the block in Canada relaxes and the winds calm down. We do have two chances at rainfall though.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming freeze tonight and the cold outbreak throughout the East. The season’s first snowflake is a distinct possibility here too. How long will the chill last?

In this episode we’ll unveil our predictions about the upcoming winter. We also look at the first frost and a swing in temperatures the weekend. Two rain chances are in the offing as well.

In this episode we’ll time out multiple low pressure systems slated to affect our area. We’ll also delve deeply into the stats so far regarding our hurricane season.

In this episode we’ll look back at the anniversary of hurricane Sandy and the storm system that we had yesterday. We’ll also analyze the structure of Hurricane Melissa to see why it stayed so strong. Lastly, we have the forecast for the upcoming weekend.

In this episode we’ll look at major Hurricane Melissa, which is baring down on Jamaica. We’re also tracking a system that’s going to bring heavy rain here the second half of the week.

In this episode we’ll look at the cool fall weekend and then the next chance of rain. It’ll come from a midweek nor’easter. We’ll also be watching as Hurricane Melissa rapidly intensifies and crawls across Jamaica.

In this episode we’ll ll look at an intense cold front that’s going to blast through first thing Monday with showers and storms, and a few could produce gusty winds. The week ahead gradually turns cooler after that. We’ll also look at how active this hurricane season has been in terms of ACE.

What is a nor’easter? We’ll explore that question in detail in this episode, as we have one approaching. Rain, gusty winds, and tidal flooding are all mere hours away. It’s time to talk about how bad or not so bad it’s going to get.

In this episode we’ll look at an unseasonably chilly air mass and some patchy frost just inland. The Columbus Day Weekend is going to be marred by a strong nor’easter with rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding.

In this episode we’ll take a look through the tropics to see if anything new might be brewing, as well as the aftermath of Imelda. We’ll also watch this week’s cool high redevelop to our south and bring an unseasonably warm weekend.

In this episode we’ll look back on hurricanes Ian and Gloria and the damage Gloria did to Long Island. We’ll also look at Hurricane Humberto and tropical storm Imelda, as the forecast has turned much less ominous. Lastly, our record warden is going to be replaced by a big cooldown.

In this episode we’ll look at a frontal system expected to being soaking rain along with localized severe storms and flooding. There are also 2 tropical systems in the Atlantic, with another soon to come. Both will be nearby the Southeast next week.

Abnormally dry conditions are about to come to an end. We’ll look at the relative warmth and damp conditions expected the next several days. It’s also the anniversary of a hurricane strike on Long Island, and we have 3 systems we’re watching in the tropics.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, including the above average temperatures expected. A pesky low offshore might bring some light rain during the midweek. The tropics may also wake up a bit.

In this episode we’ll look at the weekend, which features warmer than average temperatures for the first time in a while. When will it rain again?

In this episode we’ll look at the cool week ahead, and see if there’s anymore rain in the forecast. We’ll also look at the tropics, including the latest on Hurricane Kiko.

In this episode, we’ll look at a few cold fronts that are going to move through. We’ll see a spike in temperatures starting tomorrow, along with a rain chance over the weekend. We’ll also look at the tropics and track the next cool air mass.

In this episode, we’ll look at the cool and dry pattern that is going to continue across the Northeast, as well as when the next chance of rain is coming. We’ll also see what’s going on in the tropics and look in depth at the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the lessons we’ve learned from it.

In this episode, we’ll look at the week ahead. After a brief surge of humidity, we will have several days of dry weather, low humidity and comfortable temperatures. We will also look at the tropics, as we are monitoring two areas for additional development.

In this episode, we’ll look at continued coastal flooding for the next few high tide cycles from hurricane Erin. We will also analyze at the pattern overall, which is looking cool and dry, with limited tropical activity.

In this episode will look at the weather over the next few days in particular will focus in on a rain event tomorrow in association with a cold front and some enhancement from hurricane Erin. We’ll also talk about the other impacts that the storm will have in our area

In this episode, we’ll take a look at the cool and cloudy weather that we’ve been experiencing and see if there’s a sneaky rainfall event in the forecast. We will also look at major hurricane Erin and what effects it’s going to have on our surf and with our tide cycles. Furthermore there’s more brewing in the Atlantic basin.

In this episode we’ll look at the weekend forecast. The humidity lingers, but one day will be sunny and rain free. We’ll also look at the tropics, with a special focus on Erin. Where will it go, how strong may it get, and how will it affect us? We have the answers.

In this episode we’ll look at multiple areas of disturbed weather in the tropics. In particular, we’re tracking newly-formed tropical storm Erin, which may indirectly affect our weather. We’ve also got a spike in humidity coming as well as a thunderstorm chance.

We’ve had several days of comfortable temperatures and low humidity, and we’ll have another couple more like that. A heatwave is anticipated next week, with the humidity gradually returning late this weekend. We’re also watching a couple of areas in the tropics, and models are signaling a more important system may form later next week.

In this episode we’ll take a look at the cool and pleasant air mass that has moved in. It’s sticking around too. We’ll also look at what will soon be tropical storm Dexter and a potential long-track hurricane.

In episode we’ll look at widespread rain and flash flooding potential later tomorrow and into Friday. We’ve got a delightful stretch of cool and dry weather on the way though.

In this episode we’ll look back at the busy weekend we had in the weather, and then look ahead to a heatwave starting tomorrow. Flooding potential is also in the forecast, as is a delightful cooler air mass .

In this episode we’ll look at tomorrow in detail, as we have excessive heat and a severe weather risk. We’ll also look at the weekend, as one day is looking much nicer. Lastly, we’ll tour the tropics and talk about the large scale impacts of the Bermuda high.

In this episode we’ll look at what we can expect from another system Saturday night through Sunday night. Severe weather and flooding are possible. We’re also tracking a break from the heat and humidity.

In this episode we’ll look at the heat expected tomorrow along with a couple of threats of showers, severe storms, and flooding. We do have a brief break from this weather coming, but how long will it last? The tropics are also beginning to wake up.

We’ve got a good watch and a chance of excessive rainfall Monday. It’ll then stay unsettled much of the week, but the temperatures will start to rise. This could be a long heatwave.

In this episode we'll look at the remnants of tropical storm Chantal and how they will affect our region. There's also lots of hot and rainy weather to follow. We also take a closer look at the tragic flooding in Texas.

In this episode we'll look at a severe weather outbreak looking increasingly more likely for our area. We'll time it out, go over the greatest threats, and discuss the meteorology behind it. We'll also look at how three marine layer impacts the severe weather season here, as it did yesterday.

In this episode we'll look at a frontal system that's going to affect us the next couple of days. More then one round of flooding rainfall and severe storms is expected. We'll time it all out.

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead. It's going to be summery, with some severe storms possible Tuesday. We have the outlook for a nice holiday weekend too. Lastly, the tropics have come to life.

In this episode we’ll look at the record setting temperatures from earlier in the week. We’ll also look at what’s driving the sharp cooldown for tomorrow. More changes are in store for the weekend too.

In this episode we’re going to recap the extreme heat of today. Tuesday is even hotter. We’ll discuss when this will break and when rain returns to the forecast.

We had many severe thunderstorms across the region, but we’re about to get a break. A strong upper ridge will develop, and a heatwave will unfold in the east. We’ll delve into the meaning of ridges and troughs and how they’re measured.

We’ll have a little bit of everything this week. Shower chances are expected most days, and we’ll make the change from cool conditions to super hot and humid. A few severe storms are possible this week too. We’ve got the details.

The mugginess in place for the area isn’t going away anytime soon. We’ve got unsettled weather Monday and Tuesday, with some soaking downpours. We’ll start the week cool, but 90 degree days are just a few days away in many spots.

In this episode we’ll look at the steamy and showery weather coming in advance of a cold front. We’ll also check on the tropics to see if they’re still asleep.

In this episode we’ll look back at the mediocre weather we had for the weekend, and how things are going to change in a big way. We’ve got a big warm up this week, and we might even experience the first 90 degree day. We’ve also got wildfire smoke and the northern lights to discuss.

In this episode we’ll look at the soaking rain from a strong low that will envelop the region tonight. We’ve also got a chance for a few strong showers and storms tonight and tomorrow. In the long range, a summertime pattern is setting up though.

In this episode we’ll look at the weather pattern for Memorial Day and the week beyond. The scheme is looking less cold over all, but numerous low pressure systems will keep the wet weather persistent.

In this episode we’ll recap the rare May nor’easter we’ve been in and how the pattern will change. Memorial Day looks nice. We’ll then take we look at the upcoming hurricane season.

In this episode we’ll talk about the troughing coming into the northeast. We’ve got a nor’easter to contend with. The Memorial Day weekend is looking cooler than we might want it to be too.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming weekend and beginning of next week. We’ll go from tropical showers and storms to seasonable temperatures and dry conditions. We’ll also look at the upcoming summer and talk about what we can expect.

In this episode, we’ll look at the week ahead. We’ve been spoiled by a few nice days, but rain is back in the forecast nearly every day. We’ll time out the worst of the weather and when we might finally dry out.

In this episode we’ll look at the big pattern shift coming for the week ahead and what it will mean for us. We’ll also time out the next rain event.

In this episode we’ll look at a rain chance over the weekend. We’ve also got a drop in temperatures coming. What is temperature anyway? We’ll delve into that.

In this episode we’ll take a look at the warmer pattern that’s going to unfold this week. We also have a couple of chances of rain.

In this episode we’ll look at a quick but dramatic warmup expected as well as the forecast for Easter. We’ll also break down why it has been so windy these past several months.

In this episode we’ll look back at the slow-moving storm that plagued us much of the weekend. We’ll also look at the weak ahead, which has fewer rain chances and isn’t quite as chilly.

In this episode we’ll go into greater detail about what we can expect from the rest of this nor’easter and the forecast for the next several days. Some places might even see a few snowflakes. We’ll also dispel some of the false impressions about what spring is supposed to be like.

In this episode we’ll look at the wet and chilly Monday coming up, as well as multiple frost and freeze chances. We’ll also look at when a warm up will come again.

Mother Nature will play an April fools joke on us tomorrow, with temperatures about 20 degrees cooler. We’ll be back to warm and showery weather though by Thursday and Friday.

In this episode we’ll look at a wide variety of weather conditions the next few days thanks to a stationary front. We’ll have hot and sunny, cold and dreary, and severe thunderstorms to look forward to.

In this episode we’ll look at the below normal temperatures expected for the first week of spring. We’ll also look at a couple more rainstorms, including a soaking for Monday.

In this episode we’ll look at a rain and wind event for Monday, along with some above average temperatures. We’ll then look at the rest of the week, which features a flip in temperatures and another frontal system.

In this episode we’ll talk about a moderation in temperatures, a lunar eclipse, as well as a rain and wind event for our area.

In this episode we’ll have a kitchen sink of spring weather. Expect temperature volatility, back door fronts, clouds & fog, changing clocks, and a strong storm heading towards the Great Lakes. We’ll time it all out.

In this episode we’ll look at the weekend ahead, including some gusty winds on Friday. We’ll also do a post-mortem on the winter season and look at the lack of snow.

In this episode we’ll look at how long this cool shot of air will last, when the warm and wet weather will return, and if there’s a shot at a plowable snow.

Over the next few days we’ll see some big temperature swings quite typical for March. We’ve also got a couple of shower chances along the way

In this episode we’ll look at a minor snow event tomorrow and the long term pattern as a whole. It should be chilly, but we do have a brief moderation coming up.

In this episode we’ll look back at the storm this past weekend, including the heavy rain, snowfall, warmth, and gusty winds. The week ahead will feature multiple days of sub-freezing and windy weather. We’ll be in the northern fringe of a snowstorm Wednesday night and Thursday.

In this episode we’ll look at a complicated frontal system expected to bring us rain and snow over the weekend. It will then turn cold, but questions abound about how friendly the next pattern will be for snow.

In this episode we’ll take a look at the storm that just ended and discuss how it behaved. We’ve got a cool week ahead, along with multiple snow and wintery mix chances.

In this episode we’ll look at a system that has the potential to bring us a widespread snowfall. We’ll time it out, discuss amounts, and detail any mixing that might occur. We’ll also look at Super Bowl Sunday weather and chances for snow next week.

In this episode we’ll look at a quick-hitting event timed for tomorrow morning’s commute. It won’t be a lot of snow, but it’s going to come down hard. Mixed precipitation is also in the forecast, as is another winter weather event.

No. Winter is not over. We are going into a busy pattern of storms going to our north though. We’ll discuss what’s making the pattern hostile to snow, look back at January, and take a peak at the long range.

In this episode we’ll look at why some places in the country have been unusually snowy, and why it’s not us. We’ll also look at the week ahead, which will feature volatile temperatures.

In this episode we’ll look at the temperature swings expected over the next several days. While there isn’t a snowflake in sight, it’s way too soon to give up on winter, as we’ll discuss.

In this episode we’ll look at the snowstorm expected Sunday afternoon and night. We’ll have timing, snow totals, and the latest data on precipitation type. We’ll then look at the next several days, including a prolonged Arctic Outbreak.

In this episode we’ll look at an accumulating snowfall expected for Sunday. We’ve also got some springlike showers ahead of this and a week in the tundra once the snow ends.

In this episode we’ll look at the next several days. After a quick warmup, brutal cold will overtake the country next week. There’s also flurries around tonight, and plowable snow now looks likely later Sunday.

In this episode we’ll look at the forecast for the next week, which features another harsh air mass. We’ll also look at when the next chance for flakes to fly is.

In this episode we’ll look at the cold and blocky pattern that we’re in. We’ve got a minor snowfall possible tomorrow, and the long range continues to look promising.

In this episode we’ll look at the cold air mass in place and our current blocking pattern. There’s a chance for flakes to fly late tomorrow, and accumulating snow is looking more likely Sunday night into Monday.

In this episode we’ll look at a bout of rain and wind expected tonight and then again on New Year’s Eve. We’ll then look at the teleconnections, which are all signaling much colder weather and storm chances.

In this episode we’ll look at a quick snow event coming up tomorrow morning. We’ll time it out and talk about where the greatest amounts will fall. We’ll also look ahead into Christmas and Chanukah to see when temperatures will warm up.

In this episode we’ll look at the Arctic air mass in place and see how low temperatures can get. We’ve got another snow chance this week, and there should be some snow on the ground for Christmas.

In this episode we’ll look at an upcoming Alberta clipper, upper trough, and coastal low. These features will conspire to bring a bit of accumulating snow Saturday morning. We’ll have arctic cold too, and maybe a bit of snow for Christmas Eve.

In this episode we’ll look at the next 5 days of weather. We’ll have 4 chances for precipitation, including a few snowflakes. We’ll also see temperatures rise to above average levels before crashing back to winter late in the week.

In this episode will look back at our recent rain and wind event. We’ll also look at the odds of a white Christmas and the outlook for Snow in general over the next couple of weeks.

In this episode we’ll take a deep dive into the potent storm that’s going to impact us the next few days. We’ll have the potential for damaging winds, a few inches of rain, a big drop in temperatures, and maybe snow showers. We’ll time it all out as well as look at the meteorological causes of the event.

In this episode we’ll look at a couple of rain events, including one that could bring multiple inches during the midweek. We’ll start the week warm, but temperatures will end the week well below average.

In this episode we’ll look at a potent low pressure system that will impact us tonight. A period of rain could end with a touch of snow tomorrow. We’ll then look an arctic air mass that will be heralded by strong winds, and see when the recovery begins. Lastly, we’ll look at an interesting snow statistic.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week. It’s going to be unseasonably cold, and we have 1 precipitation event. We’ll also analyze the pattern with regards to what it means for snow lovers.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming rain event for Thanksgiving day. We’ll then enter into a cold and dry pattern. We also have an updated winter forecast.