In this episode we will look at the raw and rainy days ahead and the clear and crisp end to the week.

In this episode we will look at the weekend weather, including the remnants of Ian and its impacts. We’ll also look at the hurricane at present and discuss a second landfall that it’s expected to make.

In this episode we will analyze the latest changes to the structure, track, and intensity forecast for hurricane Ian. We also look at rainfall amounts and surge heights. Lastly, we take a peek at what Ian might do if it remains in tact on the east coast.

A strong upper air trough is going to bring in multiple cool air masses to the region this week. It’s also going to send a few cold fronts through, including one causing some severe weather tonight. Lastly, the trough is going to impact the track and strength of tropical storm Ian.

A cold front will affect the area today with some heavy rain, storms, and cooling temperatures. A chilly and blustery few days is then expected. In the tropics we will soon have 3 named storms to contend with, one of which may be record-breaking.

In this episode we will look at the next several days, which will feature big swings in temperatures to usher in the start of fall. We’ll also update you on hurricane Fiona near Puerto Rico and how the storm will affect our weather pattern.

In this episode, we will look at the dry and sunny weather expected the next few days. We will also look at a warm up, and take a tour around the tropics

In this episode we will look at the forecast over the next few days. We’ve got summer-like humidity and storms to start, but the cool breezes of fall will arrive.

In this episode we will take a look at the forecast through the weekend, which includes some summer-like temperatures. We will also take a look at the current La Niña and see what it might portend for the winter. Lastly, we will tour the tropics, including one US state being affected by the remnants of a tropical storm.

In this episode we will take a look at a complex storm system that is likely to bring us a drought easing few inches of rain. We’ll also look at the tropics, which are now seasonably active.