JC Weather

In this episode we’ll look at the weekend, which features warmer than average temperatures for the first time in a while. When will it rain again?

In this episode we’ll look at the cool week ahead, and see if there’s anymore rain in the forecast. We’ll also look at the tropics, including the latest on Hurricane Kiko.

In this episode, we’ll look at a few cold fronts that are going to move through. We’ll see a spike in temperatures starting tomorrow, along with a rain chance over the weekend. We’ll also look at the tropics and track the next cool air mass.

In this episode, we’ll look at the cool and dry pattern that is going to continue across the Northeast, as well as when the next chance of rain is coming. We’ll also see what’s going on in the tropics and look in depth at the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the lessons we’ve learned from it.

In this episode, we’ll look at the week ahead. After a brief surge of humidity, we will have several days of dry weather, low humidity and comfortable temperatures. We will also look at the tropics, as we are monitoring two areas for additional development.

In this episode, we’ll look at continued coastal flooding for the next few high tide cycles from hurricane Erin. We will also analyze at the pattern overall, which is looking cool and dry, with limited tropical activity.

In this episode will look at the weather over the next few days in particular will focus in on a rain event tomorrow in association with a cold front and some enhancement from hurricane Erin. We’ll also talk about the other impacts that the storm will have in our area

In this episode, we’ll take a look at the cool and cloudy weather that we’ve been experiencing and see if there’s a sneaky rainfall event in the forecast. We will also look at major hurricane Erin and what effects it’s going to have on our surf and with our tide cycles. Furthermore there’s more brewing in the Atlantic basin.

In this episode we’ll look at the weekend forecast. The humidity lingers, but one day will be sunny and rain free. We’ll also look at the tropic s , with a special focus on Erin. Where will it go, how strong may it get, and how will it affect us? We have the answers.

In this episode we’ll look at multiple areas of disturbed weather in the tropics. In particular, we’re tracking newly-formed tropical storm Erin, which may indirectly affect our weather. We’ve also got a spike in humidity coming as well as a thunderstorm chance.

We’ve had several days of comfortable temperatures and low humidity, and we’ll have another couple more like that . A heatwave is anticipated next week, with the humidity gradually returning late this weekend. We’re also watching a couple of areas in the tropics, and models are signaling a more important system may form later next week.

In this episode we’ll take a look at the cool and pleasant air mass that has moved in. It’s sticking around too. We’ll also look at what will soon be tropical storm Dexter and a potential long-track hurricane.

In episode we’ll look at widespread rain and flash flooding potential later tomorrow and into Friday. We’ve got a delightful stretch of cool and dry weather on the way though.

In this episode we’ll look back at the busy weekend we had in the weather, and then look ahead to a heatwave starting tomorrow. Flooding potential is also in the forecast, as is a delightful cooler air mass .

In this episode we’ll look at tomorrow in detail, as we have excessive heat and a severe weather risk. We’ll also look at the weekend, as one day is looking much nicer. Lastly, we’ll tour the tropics and talk about the large scale impacts of the Bermuda high.

In this episode we’ll look at what we can expect from another system Saturday night through Sunday night. Severe weather and flooding are possible. We’re also tracking a break from the heat and humidity.

In this episode we’ll look at the heat expected tomorrow along with a couple of threats of showers, severe storms, and flooding. We do have a brief break from this weather coming, but how long will it last? The tropics are also beginning to wake up.

We’ve got a good watch and a chance of excessive rainfall Monday. It’ll then stay unsettled much of the week, but the temperatures will start to rise. This could be a long heatwave.

In this episode we'll look at the remnants of tropical storm Chantal and how they will affect our region. There's also lots of hot and rainy weather to follow. We also take a closer look at the tragic flooding in Texas.

In this episode we'll look at a severe weather outbreak looking increasingly more likely for our area. We'll time it out, go over the greatest threats, and discuss the meteorology behind it. We'll also look at how three marine layer impacts the severe weather season here, as it did yesterday.

In this episode we'll look at a frontal system that's going to affect us the next couple of days. More then one round of flooding rainfall and severe storms is expected. We'll time it all out.

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead. It's going to be summery, with some severe storms possible Tuesday. We have the outlook for a ni ce holiday weekend too. Lastly, the tropics have come to life.

In this episode we’ll look at the record setting temperatures from earlier in the week. We’ll also look at what’s driving the sharp cooldown for tomorrow. More changes are in store for the weekend too.

In this episode we’re going to recap the extreme heat of today. Tuesday is even hotter. We’ll discuss when this will break and when rain returns to the forecast.

We had many severe thunderstorms across the region, but we’re about to get a break. A strong upper ridge will develop, and a heatwave will unfold in the east. We’ll delve into the meaning of ridges and troughs and how they’re measured.