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In this week's episode, Tom and Ed talk about how and why Hurricane Ian was so destructive in southwest Florida. Towards the end, they give an update on what we can expect as we head into the month of October! Find out more in this week's episode of It's Raining Mets!
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This week Meteorologist Steve Knight talks about what we can expect for the 2nd half of September and early October. Plus, as Atlantic Hurricane season starts to heat up, where is Tropical Storm Fiona heading next week and could she impact our weather in Central PA?
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In this week's episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed give an update on the tropics and what to expect the rest of September.
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In this episode Meteorologist Steve Knight recaps a historically hot August and what this warming trend means moving forward. Plus, the Pennsylvania DEP has now put several Counties in a Drought Watch, will we break this dry pattern anytime soon?
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In this week's episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed talk about our very dry August. The tropics are expected to become more active as we head closer to the peak of the season in September. Increased tropical activity can often bring drought busting rains to Central PA. Find out more in this week's episode!
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This week Meteorologist Steve Knight breaks down your Back to School forecast and talks about when we could see some rainfall to break up our dry Summer pattern. Plus, Hurricane season has been eerily quiet so far, is that about to change?!
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In this week's episode of It's Raining Mets, Tom and Ed talk about our recent heat wave and what's to come the rest of the month... including a few fall-like nights in the near term. The tropics have been very quiet... will we see an uptick in activity as we head close to the peak of hurricane season? Find out more in this weeks episode!
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This week Meteorologist Steve Knight answers your submitted questions... When will some cooler Fall air arrive? Could the historic flooding that happened in Kentucky happen here? Will a hot Summer make for a mild Winter? Plus, he takes a look at recent weather trends and what we can expect for the rest of August!
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In this episode Meteorologist Steve Knight wraps up July with some interesting statistics from the month that you might not expect. Plus, a look at a steamy start to August and what that could mean for the rest of our Summer!
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In this week's episode Meteorologist Steve Knight talks about the second half of July potentially bringing us our first (and maybe second?) heat wave of the year. Plus, many spots in Central Pennsylvania have been a little too dry, is it time to start worrying about a drought?
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Welcome to the CBS 21 News "It's Raining Mets!" podcast. Hear from our team of meteorologists as they explain trending topics in the world of weather.