It's Raining Mets!

In this week's episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed talk about our unseasonably warm October so far and when might finally get into a more Fall-like pattern. They also touch on their first thoughts regarding the upcoming winter season!

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In this week's episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed talk about the latest on the tropics, but really dive into the cooler temperatures we're now seeing and what we can expect as we head deeper into the Fall. They also talk about the 'predictions' issued by the Farmer's Almanac and the Old Farmer's Almanac.

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In this week’s episode of It’s Raining Mets, Steve and Ed talk about the recent stretch of active tropical weather and how that looks to continue the rest of September. They also touch on when we can expect a taste of Fall to arrive. Fall officially starts Wednesday!

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In this weeks episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed talk about how destructive Hurricane Ida was not only in Louisiana, but across much of the Northeast. They also touch on what we can expect as we continue to move through the most active part of the Atlantic hurricane season.

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In this weeks episode of “It’s Raining Mets”, Tom and Ed talk about the major uptick in tropical activity and how that might bring more very heavy rainfall to Pennsylvania. They also touch on why PA is number one in Lyme Disease and how reduce the tick population in your own backyard.

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In this episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed talk about our potent heat wave and how much longer it will last. They also touch on the tropics, which are starting to heat up again just in time as we get closer to the peak of hurricane season.

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This week Meteorologist Steve Knight sits down with new CBS 21 News this Morning anchor Candace Scalese! They talk about her keen interest in weather after surviving the deadly Tuscaloosa tornado that claimed 6 of her classmates lives while she was a student reporter at the University of Alabama in 2011. She also reveals what excites her the most about coming to CBS 21 and starting this new chapter of her life right here in Central PA!

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In this week's episode Meteorologists Tom Russell and Ed Russo talk about a very wet July and also touch on the very invasive and destructive Spotted Lantern Fly and what to do if you see one!

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In this week's episode Meteorologists Steve Knight and Stacey Hanrahan discuss the current heat wave and the impact that strong storms have had on our region... with more yet to come! Plus, another Hurricane to watch already.. could it hit the United States?

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In this week's episode of It's Raining Mets, Meteorologists Tom Russell and Ed Russo talk about the wet weather and how it's expected to continue.

They also discuss the impressive heat we've been dealing with recently as well as an update on the tropics.

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