JC Weather

In this episode we highlight the gradual cool down we’re expecting through the week. More importantly, we’re going to watch for a decrease in the humidity.

In this episode we will look at the weekend. One day is warmer, stormier, and much more muggy than the other. We also take a look at water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean and how they might affect us in the coming seasons.

A cold front approaching from the north tomorrow could be the focus for severe storms. We’ll time it out and let you know what the biggest threats are. Some smoke from the wildfires out west could be a spoiler.

In this episode we look back at the extraordinary amounts of rainfall we’ve seen so far this year, including yesterday. We then take a look at the week ahead, which looks rather benign. Lastly, we look at some of the record warmth that the west has seen.

In this episode we will detail the extreme heat and humidity expected Saturday. We will also delve into the potential for flooding and severe weather with a cold front in the afternoon.

In this episode we’ll detail how our soupy weekend is going to play out and time out the best chances for precipitation as well the highest temperatures. We then take a look at relative humidity as a function of the dew point and what it all means in terms of discomfort.

In this episode we will evaluate a potential flooding rain and severe storm event later Monday and Tuesday. It will stay busy throughout the week and the heat and humidity will make a return. No surprise, this will occur as the record-breaking heat out west comes to an end.

In this episode we will start by analyzing the rapidly changing severe weather outbreak. We will then look at the weekend forecast. The entire second half of the episode is devoted to tropical storm Elsa

In this episode we will look at a Bermuda High that will make it feel in excess of 100 degrees for a time this week. We will also see showers and storms around later in the week and this frontal system could even be influenced by tropical storm Elsa.

Record-breaking warmth has encompassed both coasts this week, but the pattern is changing. Heavy rain is expected Thursday with a cold front, and it will remain unsettled afterwards. We look at the Fourth of July weekend as well. We even take an early look at a tropical system that might move towards the gulf.

In this episode we look at the very hot, humid, and stormy week ahead. We also look at the heat affecting the west coast in a historical perspective. Lastly, we analyzed latest developments in the tropics.

In this episode we discuss the upcoming weekend, the first full one of summer. Humidity and temperatures will reach an unbearable level. We also could see a shower or a thunderstorm. We discuss the science behind lightning and how to avoid being stuck.

Happy Father’s Day and happy summer solstice. In this episode we will discuss the week ahead, including some very summer-like conditions and a delightful air mass from Canada as well. There is also some rain to time out. We’ll continue to monitor tropical depression Claudette for its indirect effects in our area.

In this episode we take a look at what to expect the next few days. The main story is going to be the return to humidity and a frontal system affecting us with a thunderstorm chance. We’ll also analyze a system in the tropics to see how it may impact us.

In this episode we will look at the week ahead, Which is going to feature some active weather at the start. A strong trough will create shower and storm chances. This same trough will also funnel down some very pleasant and dry air for the second half of the week. We then look at a couple of systems in the tropics that might develop.

In this episode we take a look at a pattern change that is going to happen over the next few days and end the heat. We also look at which weekend day looks better. In our weather education segment we continue to discuss tropical cyclone formation and the Coriolis force.

In this episode we discuss how we are going to turn progressively cooler and wetter through the course of the week. We recap the record warmth of this past weekend and then look at a couple more sultry days. We also discuss a partial solar eclipse coming up. In our weather education segment we discuss some of the things needed to form a tropical cyclone.

In this episode we will discuss the setup that will bring more heavy rain to the region. We’ll let you know how much to expect and when the worst of it is coming. We’ll also preview the hot temperatures arriving this weekend.

In this episode we recap the unseasonably cold conditions we saw this past weekend and discuss the records we broke. We also discuss how much the rainfall deficit was alleviated. We then look at the week ahead

In this episode we go through the weather over the next few days including our Memorial Day weekend. It’s not looking good, but one day may be salvaged. We’ll tell you when the best day to go to the beach is this weekend.

In this episode we will look at an unseasonably warm day Wednesday and figure out how warm we can get. We will also tracks some showers and storms and monitor our rainfall deficit. We then take an early look at the Memorial Day weekend to figure out which days will be dry.

After the very hot weekend we had, temperatures will drop substantially for the start of the week. The heat will return however. We’ll also let you know when we might see some showers and storms.

In this episode we look at the very warm weekend ahead, during which we might almost set a record. We also look at a potential rain chance. A system offshore is likely to become tropical as well, and we’ll discuss where it is going to head. Lastly, in our weather education segment , we go into further detail about how the NYC metro area would fare during a major hurricane.

In this episode we will look at the week ahead, including the unseasonably warm and dry conditions expected. We will them take a look what might happen locally if a major hurricane were to strike.

In this following episode we take a look at the next few days. We’ll dodge a few showers, but overall the weekend looks good. We’ll also take a look back at hurricane Zeta, which has been re-analyzed by the NHC.