Monthly Archives: September 2009

Slight Chance of Rain; Seasonable Temps Continue…

Posted on September 10, 2009 by Trevor Cole

More t-storms raked parts of the tri-state (reaching severe levels in Adams CO with downed trees reported in Peebles) on Wednesday in the same fashion as they did on Monday and Tuesday (locally heavy downpours/isolated severe storms). The cut-off low … Continue reading →

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Cut-Off Low Persists…

Posted on September 9, 2009 by Trevor Cole

What a wild couple of days it has been weatherwise!?!?! From cold air funnels to large hail, this cut-off low pressure system has really thrown us some curve balls! A cut-off low is a storm system that breaks off from … Continue reading →

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Wet Week Ahead!

Posted on September 7, 2009 by Trevor Cole

A cut-off low will meander through the Ohio Valley this week, helping to keep clouds and rain chances in the forecast! This summer as a whole has been well above normal in the precip department, as well as being below … Continue reading →

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High Pressure Remains in Control

Posted on September 3, 2009 by Trevor Cole

The same area of high pressure that has been controlling our weather over the past several days will continue to meander across the Great Lakes region today, providing the tri-state with party cloudy skies and below normal temperatures (thanks to … Continue reading →

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