JC Weather

In this episode we’ll look at the return of the warm air for the weekend. We’ve also got rain in the forecast though. What’s causing all of these April showers anyway?

In this episode we’ll go through the statistics we know so far about the winter of ‘25-‘26. It was cold here, but not so in other parts of the country. We’ll also look at the weather the next few days, which features a round of rain and a cool off.

In this episode we’ll look at the impacts of a powerful storm today. Expect more rain with localized flooding, gusty winds, and some severe storms. We’ll also look at the long range, which is trending colder, and there’s a shot of cold air coming for midweek.

In this episode we’ll look at what to expect the next several days. The unseasonable warmth is done, and there could even be some snow

In this episode we’ll look at warmer than normal temperatures that are expected for the first part of this week for a change. It won’t warm up everywhere, though. We’ll then take a look farther down the road, as the pattern is going to trend colder.

We’ve got a bunch of cloudy and cool days coming up. It’ll look like spring in NY, but there’s reason to believe that we might revert to wintry weather.

In this episode we’ll look back at the winter and look ahead into meteorological spring. It’s going to turn warmer and wetter this week with a front nearby. We might have a bump in the road on Tuesday.

In this episode we’ll look at a couple of light sane events, including one that is going to begin Wednesday morning. We’ll then take a look at what remains of the winter season, and discuss why the pattern will give us more snow opportunities.

In this episode we’ll look at the historic winter storm expected over the next two days. We’ll have gusty winds, major coastal flooding, blizzard conditions, and locally up to 2 ft of snow!

We may have biggest snowfall in over 5 years for NYC and Long Island. This is likely to be accompanied by strong winds and coastal flooding, and maybe even blizzard conditions. We’ll break down the latest model trends, and look at when it’s going to stop.

A weak low that has been torturing forecasters will bring some light accumulating snow tonight. Afterwards, the pattern will become more west-east oriented with milder weather and weaker systems. It will become unsettled though as a front stalls nearby later in the week.

In this episode we’ll look at the forecast over the next several days. Temperatures will finally climb back to near seasonal norms, but we can’t rule out a couple of periods of snow.

In this episode we’ll look at the forecast for the next few days. We’ll continue to descend into a cooler pattern again. A clipper system will bring some snow to the region, and then temperatures will dip into the single digits.

The rodents have weighed in, and winter isn’t going anywhere. We do have a few more reasonable days coming up, but the deep freeze is set to return later in the week. We’ll look back at January and analyze the upcoming pattern to see what it might take to bring another snow event.

In this episode we’ll look at the bitter cold in place and colder weather coming. We’ll also Look at the weekend storm and analyze the pattern as a whole.

In this episode we’ll look back at the weekend storm, which is still bringing some flurries in spots. We’ll also look at the extreme cold forecasted over the next week, and models see another storm down the road.

In this episode we’re going to look at Winter Storm Fern. This will bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain, along with arctic temperatures. We’ll time out and let you know how much to expect and when it might melt.

In this episode we’ll take a look at the bitter Arctic air that’s getting itself in place by Saturday. We’ll then watch a massive winter storm take shape, and we’re going to see the most snow we’ve had in several years. We’ll have the timing, the amounts, and a detailed analysis of the precipitation types expected.

In this episode we’ll go through a detailed forecast for the Sunday-Monday storm, including snow and ice amounts. This event is going to span more than half the country. It’s coming with extreme cold as well, and we could spend a week below freezing.

In this episode we’ll look at the pattern over all, which has turned quite favorable for snow. It’ll turn cooler too. We’re expecting two weak systems for Saturday, and we’ll have a close call with a more important event Sunday.

In this episode we’ll look at a nice break from the cold temperatures. Dry weather will end later tomorrow though as a couple of storm systems affect the region over the weekend. It’ll cool down again too, but it will still be above average.

We’re going to get a little break from the cold this week before that happens though we might have a couple of snow showers. Additionally, the pattern looks ripe in the long-teem.

In this episode we’ll look at the potential for a light accumulating snow tonight. Some places will see more than others. We’ll also look at the Arctic air mass moving in and the forecast through early next week.

In this episode we’ll look at the cold week ahead and look back at the last snow event. We had a few surprises to say the least. We’ll also look at why the pattern favors a return to snow this winter.

In this episode, we’re going to deeply analyze a system that will bring a plowable snowfall tomorrow. There’s still uncertainty with regards to how much mixing will occur and where the heaviest score band will set up. Whiteout conditions are expected tomorrow night for the drive home. We’ll also look at the weekend, which includes a warmer and wetter frontal system.