Monthly Archives: December 2009

New Year’s Eve Day: Rain/snow showers early, changing to snow showers during the afternoon with little to no accumulation. Highs in the upper 30s. Night: A 40% chance of scattered snow showers, otherwise cloudy (and becoming windy late). Temps will … Continue reading →

Clouds are increasing across the tri-state ahead of a two stage storm system. Temps have begun to level off (were increasing at a steady pace earlier) due to evaporational cooling (cooling due to evaporating water droplets/ice crystals) and the increased … Continue reading →

A week storm system will affect the tri-state through the rest of the week, providing chances for rain and snow showers, as well as ushering in much colder air by late Thursday. Wed-Thu The aforementioned storm system will continue to … Continue reading →

I hope everyone has enjoyed the holiday season thus far! By now, we are all pretty used to this active weather pattern, which shows no signs of ending. Both the northern and southern jets have been working in tandem to … Continue reading →

A clipper system is in the process of moving through the tri-state, bringing with it a burst of wintry weather. Dec 20-21, 2009 Clipper

After a brief period of mild air, our first accumulating snow of the season is on the way for late Friday night-Saturday. Our snow will result from a combination of several factors. First, a vigorous storm system is in the … Continue reading →

The cold front that crossed the tri-state last night will help to usher in much colder air than what we saw yesterday (highs around 60). Look for high temps to only make it into the middle to upper 30s today. … Continue reading →

Tue High pressure remains in control for Tuesday, allowing skies to remain mostly sunny and temps to climb into the lower 50s! Wed-Thu High pressure slides east during the day on Wed, which will allow clouds to thicken and showers … Continue reading →