It will still be hot for the better part of this week in our area. Genuine relief is coming though! We’ll recap hurricane season this far and take a look at what the future holds, statistically.

In this episode, we will take a look at the heat and humidity, which just ebb and flow but won’t go away. We’ll also look at the tropics, and In particular the Saharan dust.

As we look at the week ahead, we’ll see that August is beginning on a wet note. We’ll also see a heatwave start developing on Tuesday and possibly lasting through Friday, depending on the speed of the cold front.

In this episode we will look at a stalled frontal boundary that is going to bring rain and storms to the area Thursday and Friday. We will also look at what this system has already done in the St. Louis area. Lastly, we’ll preview the upcoming weekend.

In this episode we will look at the severe weather expected ahead of a cold front Monday evening. We will then look at the week ahead, which has a very familiar pattern returning to the northeast.

As we take a look at the past few days, we recap the ongoing heatwave and the severe storms from Thursday. We then take a look at the coming weekend, which looks hotter still. Stay safe.

In this episode we look at some stormy weather possible today as well as an upcoming heatwave that is going to envelop NYC and Long Island this week. We will also look at the deadly heatwave that has been going on across Spain and Portugal, and it is on the move.

In this episode we will recap the Thursday severe weather and look at the weekend, which includes the chance of rain. We’ll also look at the developing historical heatwave unfolding over Europe.

In this episode we will detail the slight pattern adjustments that are going to yield a very warm and humid week. We will also take a look at former hurricane Bonnie, which broke several records.

In this episode we will look at the next few days in the area, including when we will see sunshine return. We also look back at a derecho event that affected the plains and Midwest earlier in the week.