In this episode we’ll look at a couple of rain events, including one that could bring multiple inches during the midweek. We’ll start the week warm, but temperatures will end the week well below average.

In this episode we’ll look at a potent low pressure system that will impact us tonight. A period of rain could end with a touch of snow tomorrow. We’ll then look an arctic air mass that will be heralded by strong winds, and see when the recovery begins. Lastly, we’ll look at an interesting snow statistic.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming week. It’s going to be unseasonably cold, and we have 1 precipitation event. We’ll also analyze the pattern with regards to what it means for snow lovers.

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming rain event for Thanksgiving day. We’ll then enter into a cold and dry pattern. We also have an updated winter forecast.

In this episode we’ll look at a drought busting coastal low expected the next couple of days, including wind and coastal flooding. We’ll also do a recap of hurricane season, which was very impactful.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead. It’ll turn cooler, and a storm system will bring a bout of widespread rain. We’ll also take a look at the remnants of tropical storm Sara.

In this episode we’ll look at the current weather pattern and how it will bring another fire risk to the region. We’ll also look at a warmup over the weekend and what tropical storm Sara might do in the Gulf.

The region is expected to have mostly a dry week again. It’s going to get chilly though. Will take a look at the ongoing fire risks for the area too, and take a peak at the tropics.

In this episode we’ll look at a day of blustery conditions and low humidity that will lead to the risk of wildfires. We’ll also look at the frosts and freezes possible tonight. A couple of rain chances are in the offing as well, with a frontal system Sunday night and a coastal low Wednesday and Thursday.

In this episode we’ll look at the next several days. Temperatures will warm up to New record levels for a time. We won’t be able to buy a raindrop. We’ll also take a look at the tropics, and one storm is in an unusual place.