We’re entering back into more of a winter like pattern as El Niño drops down to more of a moderate phase. However, with March comes a stronger sun angle, and therefore we’re inherently running warmer in storm systems. Lower heights return to the east for Days 7-14. The AO/NAO are slightly negative, but not overwhelmingly …
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Week Ahead 3/4
The week ahead has a little bit of everything involved except for major cold. But there’s warmth, cooling, rain and snow possible through Sunday. Currently a relatively weak coastal system is generating off the eastern seaboard. This skirts along the east coast and eventually joins in with a front slicing through from the west later …
Long Term 3/1
We’re heading into a warm week next week, but the pattern should be shifting thereafter. Before that, this cold lasted a little long than expected, with the coastal low coming up on Saturday. It’ll bring some showers, but temperatures stayed in the 20’s today and 30’s Saturday, when initially it looked like the 40’s for …
The Week Ahead 2/26
This is our first of two warmer weeks with strong cold fronts coming through to crash down temperatures. Tuesday will be quite warm across the board, with the cold front heading through the Great Lakes Wednesday morning and off the east coast by Thursday morning. Temperatures will be in the 40’s & 50’s in most …
Long Term 2/23
We’re about to head into a warmer phase, especially for the middle of next week. The somewhat good news is that the cold front looks to be faster — which will not only limit rain and warmth, but could also change some rain to snow before fully departing. Temperatures will crash down behind it for …
The Week Ahead 2/19
The rollercoaster ride of temperatures continues through the week and upcoming weekend. We have a slight increase in temperatures Tuesday before moderation fully takes over for Wednesday and Thursday ahead of the incoming storm system. There’s not much precipitation to speak of beyond the low pressure system Thursday/Friday along the east coast – not much …
Long Term 2/17
Volatility continues to be the norm as we head through this week and the coming weeks. While El Niño is very slowly declining in the equatorial Pacific, the changes are likely not to be felt until mid-late March globally. The MEI index fell for December/January back to a weak El Niño, so they’re more likely …
The Week Ahead 2/12
The week ahead brings quite a bit of cold air to the region and an active pattern. Our Tuesday storm system has been one of most poorly forecast coastal storms of the season — we’ve seen plenty of storms start south and shift north, but they actually come to fruition in that space (and typically …
Long Term Views 2/10
We’ll be back to cold with some storminess for the week ahead. The coastal storm looks to be a bit more for southern New England and the Mid-Atlantic. Following this we have a blast of cold air through next weekend. Days 7-14, our first vacation week period has an interesting look to it. This has …
The Week Ahead 2/5
We’re in a quiet week as we transition into a colder pattern next week. Overall temperatures are moving up each day with quite a but of sunshine. This will bring us well above average for the week with some areas reaching the 40’s by Saturday. A warm front brings light rain, mixed precipitation and snow …