In this episode we will look at the weekend cold affecting the northeast. We will also look at a low that could bring the area some snowflakes Sunday. Also, strong winds and heavy rain are targeting the Pacific Northwest again. Ps we’re now on Patreon.

In this episode we will look at the thanksgiving week, including a shot of much colder weather. Listen to hear how Thanksgiving day will be.

In this episode we will look at the weather expected this weekend following a frontal passage. We will also analyze meteorologically last weekend’s tornado outbreak.

NO TORNADOES THIS WEEK! In the week ahead we will start off chilly with another trough moving through. By the midweek we will be much above average, but the cool air will return. We’ll also discuss the 11/13 tornado outbreak in the area in greater detail.

A frontal system will affect the area Friday with rain, wind, and possible severe storms. Cooler weather is then expected to come in during the weekend, but it won’t be free of rain. A couple of shortwaves will affect us, which we will time out.

In this episode we look at the week ahead, which will be on the warmer and drier side for our area. We will then look at a developing strong storm in the middle of the country on the anniversary of a similar, infamous weather event.

In this episode we will discuss the below-normal temperatures expected over the next few days and discuss when we might see our first frost. Even though this weekend looks dry, we also will discuss how snowflakes form.

In this Halloween episode we take a look back at the month of October, including the warmth of the month. We then look at the week ahead and the big decline in temperatures that’s coming.

In this episode we’ll look at the next few days, including another coastal storm. How strong will the winds be and how much rain are you going to get? We’ll also take a deeper look at the developing LaNiña and how it could affect winter.

In this episode we walk through a strong storm that’s going to affect the area for the next 36 hours. We will highlight the timing of the event as well as which areas will see the heaviest rain and the strongest wind gusts.