The overall pattern looks to stay relatively unchanged in the next 10 days. We have some level of blocking that’s staying consistent in the Northeast which, on one hand, will hold back any long term warmth to just a couple days. Earlier this week we were talking about snow at some high elevations, and now …
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Storm Update 3/25
We have two significant systems moving through the eastern half of the country over the next 4 days. Clouds departed earlier than expected today, allowing for more warmth and destabilization to set up in the Northeast. The approaching cold front will bring rain and even thunderstorms to the area Friday. Storms have been outlined in …
Long Term Views 3/19
The cold was certainly short lived into this morning and we’ve quickly warmed up, with a continual warming trend expected throughout the week. Looking into the week ahead, we have temperatures that will routinely be in the 50’s during the day, and likely some inversions (especially at lower elevation bases) at night with light wind. …
Morning Update 3/17
The weather pattern is going to calm down from this rollercoaster ride in a couple days, but until then we have some decent temperature movements and a weak low pressure system to move up/along the eastern seaboard. We’ll be fairly warm today with temperatures boosting into the 40’s and 50’s throughout the East, and the …
Weather Update 3/11
It’s the last warm day before our cold front comes through tonight into Friday morning. There will be a few punches of the cold – we’ll have an initial one but still warm up Friday afternoon a couple degrees, followed by a stronger punch Friday night into Saturday morning. We somewhat moderate into Sunday before …
The Week Ahead 3/8
We’re looking at a fairly quiet week precipitation-wise, but the warmth is coming in, especially by the middle and end of the week. For most, these are our highest temperatures since Christmas. The “breaker” of the warmth is going to be a front that sags south on Friday, which will end up being our transition …
Long Term Trends 3/5
Perhaps the most striking piece to begin with is that a week from today, when the next long range forecast comes out, temperatures may be some 40-60 degrees higher than they are right now. Currently, the peak of the warmth looks to hit on Thursday/Friday after a several day build. March warmth can be bullish, …
Daily Update 3/4
The pattern returns to a very dry solution with the cold arctic high shunting everything to the south of us. Aside from snow showers on the favored slopes in Vermont, New York and New Hampshire, precipitation will be at a minimum until the middle of next week. Wind is going to be the biggest player …
Daily Update 2/27
Our storm system continues to move through this morning with mixed precipitation and rain in the Mid-Atlantic and even southern New England. Most accumulation remains below 2″, with the exception of the Whites and into Maine where we could pick up 2-4″. This particular system departs this evening ahead of another wave that arrives along …
Daily Update 2/18
The incoming system is fairly weak and won’t bring too much excitement north of the Catskills. We’ll stay cloudy through Saturday before the system and lingering snow showers depart. Farther south, another round of sleet and snow can be expected, with a widespread 3-6″. We’ve hit that point in the winter where we are on …