JC Weather

In this episode we discuss the ongoing rain event as well as detail the work week, which is looking chilly. There is also a tropical system that has formed which we will discuss. There are also some other unusual phenomena in the weather world covered in this episode.

In this episode we review today’s conditions and talk about when things are going to improve. We also discuss a nor’easter that will indirectly affect us this weekend and we also take a look at Mother’s Day. In our weather education segment we discuss the causes of wind.

In this episode we will take a look at the week ahead. It’s looking rather unsettled, with the potential for a severe weather day and even a coastal storm. Temperatures will run much above average in many areas, but the sea temperatures will keep some places from benefiting.

In this episode we detail what to expect tomorrow and Friday in terms of shower and storm activity. We then discuss the weekend forecast and which day looks better. Finally, for severe weather awareness week we review tornado safety tips and clarify some common misconceptions.

In this episode we look at the week ahead, including a few unseasonably warm days. We’ll let you know which one will be the pick of the week. In our weather education segment we review the 2011 super outbreak of severe weather.

After an impressive round of severe weather Wednesday and cold and windy weather Thursday the atmosphere is going to need to recharge. We’ll detail the two nice days we have coming up. We then look at a coastal storm that is expected for Sunday .

Tomorrow afternoon a strong cold front is slated to move through the area. Parts of the region may see severe storms. We’ll explain this threat and its timing in greater detail. Temperatures are also going to plunge Wednesday night. We’ll talk about how low it’s going to get.

In this episode we preview the week ahead. In particular, we discuss a few rain threats as well as a big cool-down coming. In our weather education segment, we discuss how a thunderstorm forms.

In this episode we look at a heavy rain event expected tomorrow. We discuss what areas will see the brunt of the rain and when. We also look at the deep freeze that took place in the south. We now know how much it cost.

We will remain in a blocking pattern this week, but the pattern has changed a bit. We’re now in a setup where upper lows are dropping into the northeast US and the flow is mostly onshore. We’ll highlight the best and worst days of the week and give an update on the abnormally dry spring we’ve had.

In this episode we discuss the forecast for the weekend, which is expected to feature some much-needed rain. We also look at some seasonal rainfall statistics and look at what our prospective rainfall situation is.

In this episode we outline what we are expecting this week with the blocking pattern and when rain will return. We also recap the 2020 hurricane season and take a look at some of the forecasts for 2021.

In this episode we take a look at the heavy rain event that’s going to impact us tonight and tomorrow morning. We then discuss an unseasonably cold air mass that’s expected to move in and look ahead at the Easter holiday weekend.

Tonight’s severe weather is leaving the region and some wind damage was observed. In our weather education segment we discuss how thunderstorms are analyzed on radar. We also discuss what the week ahead has in store including a big cool down at the end.

A low pressure system is expected to bring some showers to the region tomorrow morning with its cold front. This will be followed by gusty winds and near-record warmth. This storm is also responsible for a tornado outbreak across the south, which we will discuss. More rain is on tap on Sunday as well.

In the episode we discuss the gorgeous weekend that we just had and the first day of spring. We then look at the week ahead, which will feature above-average temperatures and some cloud issues. Lastly we recall a blizzard 3 years ago today that kicked off our spring.

Some light snow may occur overnight tonight. We will then look at Friday and what first weekend of spring will look like. It’s going to beautiful. In our weather education segment we discuss a new list of hurricane names to be used.

In this episode we detail what’s expected to happen through the rest of the week. In particular, we discuss a major storm expected in our area that could also provide some winter weather and our first significant rainfall in three weeks. We also analyze the threat for severe weather in the southeast US for the next two days.

In this episode we discuss the week ahead. As is common for this time of year, it looks chilly and cloudy with some shower chances. While some flurries are possible as well, any snow that we get this week will pale in comparison to the blizzard of 1888, which we discuss in our weather education segment.

Record warmth is possible in the area tomorrow as a Bermuda high sets up. It will cool off though through the weekend and there will also be some showers, which we will time out. We then discuss a heavy snowstorm slated to impact Denver and where the storm might rank in the record books

As we head into the week ahead, we’re expecting temperatures to reach above average for a change. We’ll let you know just how high they could get and if any parts of the region are going to miss out. We also discuss how this warmth is going to come to an end.

In this episode we look at the current pattern and discuss why it is so unseasonably cold. We also give the forecast through the weekend. We then discuss some changes that the hurricane center is making to its products.

As we head into the month of March, we will turn a bit chilly. In this episode we will detail the week ahead and its Arctic outbreak. We will also discuss the climatology of the month and what the CPC is expecting.

In this episode we review today’s warmth, and what we can expect as we close out the week. We also delve into the weekend forecast, which looks wet. Lastly, we talk about the new pattern we are in and what it means for snow prospects going forward.

For the first time in awhile, we aren’t forecasting a major snow event. The week ahead looks rather benign, with temperatures even rising to springlike levels for a time. In our weather education segment, we discuss what the dry slot is.