In this episode we’ll look at a storm that is going to bring rain, sleet, and accumulating snow to Long Island. We’ll time it out for you and provide amounts. We’ll also look at the rest of the week, including a potential second winter storm.

In this episode we’ll look at the weekend forecast, which could see some flakes fly. We’ll also analyze a more potent storm that will affect the area early next week.

In this episode we’ll look at the weather through the weekend and talk about how the pattern might change slightly in March.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week and weekend. It’s looking dry and warm over all, but we’ve got one cold air mass and a storm system to time out.

In this episode we’ll look at the next several days of weather, including a swing in temperatures and a possible coastal low. We’ll also look at tiny pattern changes that are a little less hostile to snow. The anniversary of Nemo also just passed, which we will discuss.

After record-breaking cold in Saturday, temperatures quickly soared. That pattern that we had in January is back. We’ll time out the next weather systems, the springtime temperatures, and look at the prospects of snow in the future.

In this episode we’ll look at the weather coming up for this weekend, which prominently features Arctic cold. We’ll also let you know when it will warm up. Lastly we’ll discuss how the winter has been going for other parts of the country.

Over the next few days, winter will briefly gear up. We’re tracking snow for the morning commute. We’re also looking for an Arctic blast Friday into Saturday.

In this episode we’ll look at the broader pattern for the US and why it’s generally unfavorable for winter weather in our area. We’ll then look at the week ahead, which turns progressively cooler and then downright cold. Maybe we can squeeze a flake out of the whole experience?

Low pressure tracking to our west tomorrow will bring rain, wind, and coastal flooding. It may also begin with a few snowflakes