In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming cool weekend in the NYC area. We’ll also look at the epic lake-effect snowball that’s beginning

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week ahead. It will be cool and feature 1 storm system, but accumulating snow isn’t in the picture yet. We’ll also look at a recent blizzard across the northern tier of the country.

In this episode we’ll long at what to expect today and tonight from the remnants of hurricane Nicole. Heavy rain, severe thunderstorms, and gusty winds are possibilities. This is also going to be the start of a pattern change for the area to much colder weather.

Rare November hurricane Nicole is making landfall in south Florida. This system is also going to come to the northeast US by Friday. We’ll tell you what we expect to get in terms of severe weather and coastal flooding.

In this episode we’ll look at the coming days, which feature seesawing temperatures and more unseasonable warmth. We’ll also look at a couple of systems in the tropics and how a pattern change could make one relevant to our area.

In this episode we will look at some record-breaking conditions that could occur over the weekend. We’ll also examine what’s going on in the tropical Atlantic.

In this episode we will look at the coming days, which look pleasant overall. We’ll also look at the Halloween forecast and do a recap of hurricane Sandy, which was ten years ago.

In this episode we will look at the upcoming week, including a subtropical moisture flow into our area. We’ll also take a look around the tropics, which may turn more active soon.

In this episode we’ll take a look at the coming few days. The cool high will linger on through Saturday, but a coastal low will bring a rainy stretch starting on Sunday. We’ll also take a look back at some of the specifics as they pertain to the storm surge of hurricane Ian.

We’ll look at a frontal system expected to bring a rain event to the area Monday. We’ll then look at the below-average temperatures expected to come in. Lastly, we’ll analyze how La Niña might look this winter.