Category Archives: Daily Weather Updates

Winter Outlook 2011-2012 Issue Date: October 17, 2011 Forecaster: Trevor Cole Introduction: Winter is right around the corner, so it’s time to take a look at what we’ll expect across the Ohio Valley. We are in times of major change … Continue reading →

10:00am, October 12, 2011 After an absence over the last several months, I am finally getting things in order for new updates. I’ll be tinkering with things over the next few days to get the site back in full working … Continue reading →

After a rather hot, humid, and dry day yesterday, rain chances are once again back in the picture. A cold front will continue to sag south towards the tri-state through the afternoon-evening hours. Ahead of the boundary, our atmosphere is … Continue reading →

After a brief break, a rather unsettled pattern is yet again in the making. The ridge of high pressure that has been dominating our weather over the past few days will begin to slide to the east today, allowing for … Continue reading →

I’m bringing this site back to life this summer. Expect daily forecasts/analyses to commence over the next week, and I’ll do my best to keep it updated frequently over the summer. It’s been quite a while since I’ve done anything … Continue reading →

After a rather chilly week, temperatures are finally on the rebound thanks to the beginnings of a WSW flow. A weak disturbance passing through the OV will continue to bring shower chances through tonight before things begin to clear out. … Continue reading →

A winter storm is headed for the tri-state! Expect light snow to commence Thu AM between 4-6am, becoming steady to heavy by noon. Snow, heavy at times, will continue through early evening before tapering to flurries. In total, I’m expecting … Continue reading →

Passing snow showers continue across the tri-state thanks to lake-enhancement (from Lake Michigan). While they won’t last long, expect quick additional accumulations of up to a half inch in the heavier bursts. The bigger threat today is blowing snow as … Continue reading →

After a day filled with bouts of heavy snow and significant accumulations, things are starting to wind down. The best energy and lift (for the development of widespread snow) has shifted to our ENE, but now we are presented with … Continue reading →

After a rather delightful weekend, the reality of summer is about to make a comeback. An area of high pressure to our east and developing low to the west will work in tandem to bring in a SSW flow, which … Continue reading →