Monthly Archives: January 2009

Brrr! The chill was still on for Wednesday! However, you “warm weather fans” will like the forecast for the next couple days! As an area of high pressure continues to slide to our east/southeast on Thursday, a nice southwesterly flow … Continue reading →

I am proud to announce the release of my new email service…Weather Wisdom! You may remember my Wacky Weather email service, which if you are a member of, have probably realized that I have not been sending any new updates … Continue reading →

Well, we have struck a bit of a lull in the pattern across the Ohio Valley, with no storm systems of significance to worry about through the rest of the work week. That…my friends…is going to change. I have had … Continue reading →

Well, being the big “snow-lover” that I am, it is hard to even look at the national weather alerts map only to see Winter Storm Warnings across the Southeastern US…where 3-5″ (isolated 6″) of snow is progged to fall tonight! … Continue reading →

Good MLK Day to you ‘all! After an unsettled weekend, the snow chances continue! Throughout the past few days, several disturbances in the atmosphere have been tracking to the north of Cincy. That has allowed the bulk of the snow … Continue reading →

After a chilly but dry Saturday, Sunday looks to bring colder temps and chances for snow showers/flurries! Through the day, a clipper system will be sliding to our north, brining with it snow. Based on the track being NORTH of … Continue reading →

Well, you probably know what I am talking about if you have stepped outside today. BRRRR! The major cold blast that I have been hounding on and on about for the last couple weeks has arrived right on cue! A … Continue reading →

A messy Tuesday morning commute is in the forecast as an Alberta Clipper tracks right across the area! Snowfall accumulations will range from 1-3″ area-wide, which is certainly enough to cause problems on area roads and highways! In addition to … Continue reading →

Well…my forecast busted big time for last night and this morning. The clipper tracked too far north of Cincy, allowing WAA (Warm Air Advection) to stream across the tri-state. The WAA resulted in temperatures climbing into the middle 30s overnight, … Continue reading →

The National Weather Service in Wilmington has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Cincinnati area, beginning 4AM (Tue Morning) and continuing through 1PM (Tue Afternoon). An Alberta Clipper is sliding out of the midwest, progged to track to our … Continue reading →