Monthly Archives: August 2009

Tuesday brings more cool temperatures with partly to mostly cloudy skies and highs in the middle 70s. Temperatures will slowly moderate through the week (lower 80s by the end of the week).

Wow! What a stellar weekend we just had! An area of high pressure parked itself across the midwest, which has been allowing N/NE winds to flow right into the tri-state. The high will slowly slide to the east through the … Continue reading →

An area of high pressure will slowly slide to our east on Tuesday, which will allow winds to switch from the E/NE to the S/SE, eventually the S/SW. Thus, our temperatures will moderate somewhat from the very cool readings we … Continue reading →

Well, I guess the weather may be the only good part of Monday for some of you, but sometimes good weather is the one thing that can make a rotten day much better! This past weekend was very comfortable, but … Continue reading →

After high temperatures only topped out around 70 degrees on Saturday, today will not be much different. An area of high pressure to our west will continue to pump northerly/northwesterly winds into the tri-state, allowing for temperatures to remain well … Continue reading →

High pressure is in full force for today providing the tri-state with a brief period of seasonable temperatures and lower humidity values! Expect wall-to-wall sunshine today with high temperatures climbing into the middle 80s (right where we should be this … Continue reading →

After a steamy and stormy Monday, today looks to hold much of the same. A cold front, still located to the WNW of the tri-state, will slowly sag south through the day. Ahead of the front, temperatures will remain warm … Continue reading →

After a dry weekend, rain chances return for Monday. A cold front, currently stretched across the Plains, will slowly slide eastward towards the Ohio Valley. Ahead of this front, warm and moist air will continue to flow into the area, … Continue reading →

After months of limited heat (deep solar minimum, increased soil moisture, etc), we will finally receive a taste of summer. A broad area of high pressure centered to our southeast will really help to usher in very warm, muggy air. … Continue reading →