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There has been a lot of rain in recent times across Texas and as a result rather cool for this time of year. However as the ridge builds over the Four Corners it will slide east and so conditions settle down from Houston up to Oklahoma City after recent shower and thunderstorm activity. Low pressure […]
The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast has finally seen an end to the heatwave which produced the most consecutive 90s in New York City since August 2002 according to AccuWeather. That was the summer I was in New Jersey interestingly. While there was no 100s that summer from Philly up to Boston, it sure was hot and humid with 96 one […]
Temperatures throughout the Northeast have sizzled for the past 6 days with 90 or above in most sites away from the shore. While Central Park, NYC was 2 degrees lower than yesterday at 96 and Philadelphia was matched yesterday at 97, I want to take you to Lakehurst, New Jersey where the temperatures apparently hit 108 […]
The dog days of summer are well and truly here as much of the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast enter a 4th day of 90s with mid to upper 90s surging up the I-95 corridor today from Richmond, VA all the way up to Boston and even extending into southern Ontario and Quebec. Little to no relief can […]
For those of you tired of heat, I thought I would post tonight on the upcoming fall and winter just to change things around some. I’ve been looking at the CFSv2 a lot lately, trying to get a better handle on what we can expect across the Lower 48 into August, September and October and of course you know I’ve […]
It’s all about the heat and humidity out there today if you live anywhere really east of the Mississippi thanks to a strong upper level ridge which will continue to build east over the next 72 hours. For those living anywhere from Richmond, Va all the way to Maine, expect temperatures to continue rising from […]
We have an interesting next 7 days coming up for the Lower 48. Firstly, an area of disturbed weather that was once Tropical Storm Chantal continues to spread NW through the Bahamas with a lot of tropical moisture bumping up against an unusually far south dipping which is dropping all the way towards the Gulf and Southeast coast of the US. The combo […]
It was once a relatively healthy 60 mph tropical storm but Chantal, now a mere open wave floating across the eastern Caribbean has all but lost the fight. Chantal succumbed to her increasingly dry, dusty and inhospitable environment with a forward speed a little too fast. The system, though far less of a threat, needs to be closely watched […]
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