Monthly Archives: February 2009

After a weekend filled with gusty winds, rain, snow, and cold temps, Monday looks to be much quieter. An area of high pressure will be sliding out of the Plains, which will help to aid in breaking up the clouds, … Continue reading →

Okay…get ready for a wild ride… A deepening area of low pressure will slide to our north on Wednesday, allowing for southerly/southwesterly winds to pump into the tri-state. Expect mostly cloudy skies, along with periods of showers and even an … Continue reading →

After a decent weekend, the rain is back! An area of low pressure will slide through the Plains, then across the Great Lakes region, dragging a strong cold front through the Tri-State! Ahead of this cold front, warm/moist air will … Continue reading →

Well, after the major high winds impacted the area yesterday (which I warned you about days in advance), we are back into a bit of chilly weather! Friday looks to contain mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 40s … Continue reading →

After a band of moderate to heavy rain and gusty winds moved through earlier this afternoon, the main “wind-show” has yet to begin! An area of low pressure to our west is rapidly deepening, which is causing the gradient (between … Continue reading →

A very windy and likely damaging event is on the way! As a strong area of low pressure slides to our northwest, the pressure gradient (between the low pressure to our NW and high pressure off the SE coast) will … Continue reading →

I hope you enjoy the light showers this weekend, because next week is looking NASTY! I just analyzed the latest GFS (forecast model) run, and boy oh boy are we in for a wild ride! Take a look at early … Continue reading →

*See the “Forecast” page for the latest*

Wow! Most areas across the tri-state saw some very hefty snowfall amounts (4-9″)! If you remember, last night I told you guys about one of the forecast models showing upwards of 7″+ of snow? Well, what seemed out-landish wound up … Continue reading →