Brace yourself for a dramatic shift in weather patterns as meteorologist Steve Pelletier uncovers what's on the horizon for the United States this Thursday, December 19th. Will the Northeast bid farewell to its mild temperatures, making way for a chilly Arctic front? Discover which major travel hubs will bask in clear skies and which might face snowy disruptions, particularly as Chicago gears up for potential flight delays due to incoming snow. From the sunny outlooks of Atlanta and Charlotte to the rain-soaked streets of Portland and Seattle, we cover it all, ensuring you're prepared no matter where your travels take you.

As we edge closer to the festive season, Steve forewarns of a cold snap set to chill the Northeast, with snow showers predicted from New York City to Boston and even Philadelphia by Friday night. Expect a frosty weekend with highs stubbornly sticking to the upper 20s and lower 30s, and keep an eye out for potential snow on Christmas Eve that could usher in a picturesque white holiday. Join us as we navigate the coming weather changes, and don't miss Friday’s update for further insights and travel advisories. Stay informed and stay safe!

Ready to master your holiday plans with expert weather insights? Join BD Brown and meteorologist Justine Pelletier on The Weatherman Podcast as we equip you with the essential forecast knowledge you need to navigate this week. The weather is taking a dramatic turn with a major Arctic cold front sweeping into the East, promising colder conditions after an unusually warm start to December. Expect a rainy spell along the eastern seaboard with potential travel delays, while the West Coast enjoys drier moments, albeit with a few showers in cities like Seattle and Portland. We'll guide you through these challenges, ensuring you're prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws your way as we inch closer to Christmas and the new year. 

Tune in for a comprehensive breakdown of regional forecasts, with special attention to the Northeast corridor where rainy conditions may give way to patchy black ice tonight. Thursday offers a fleeting glimpse of sunshine before the Arctic front disrupts plans on Friday with rain, snow showers, and snow squalls. BD and Justine discuss the implications for holiday travel and how to stay ahead of the weather game this weekend. Whether you're traveling or staying cozy at home, this episode is your go-to source for staying informed and ready as temperatures plunge. Don't let the weather catch you off guard—let us help you plan your perfect week!

Could a storm in the central Mississippi River Valley disrupt your travel plans or bring unexpected delays to your day? Join meteorologist Steve Pelletier as he unravels the week's most pressing weather events across the United States. From snow-laden mountains in Pennsylvania and New York to the soggy stretches of southern Pennsylvania, Steve navigates the complex tapestry of weather conditions affecting the Northeast and beyond. As a cold front makes its way through, get the inside scoop on the significant weather systems brewing, including a major storm developing in the central Mississippi River Valley and a parade of storms rolling across the Pacific Northwest.

Steve brings you an engaging forecast that covers all corners of the country, ensuring you're well-prepared for potential travel hiccups in cities like Atlanta and Charlotte due to showers, while northern travel hubs enjoy milder conditions. Discover why the Northeast corridor is set for a fair day, and prepare for the sharp temperature drop as Arctic air and lake-effect snow showers approach the Northeast and Great Lakes by the weekend. With Steve's expert insights, stay one step ahead of Mother Nature and make the most out of your week, whether rain or shine.

Prepare to navigate the ever-changing atmospheric conditions with meteorologist Steve Pelletier, as we promise you a comprehensive understanding of the current weather dynamics across the United States. From snowflakes in Pennsylvania and New York to a warming front stretching through Ohio into the mid-Atlantic, this episode unveils what’s next in the weather world. Listen closely as we dissect the arrival of a frontal system set to stir up potential thunderstorms from Louisiana to the Northeast by midday Tuesday. We’ll also spotlight how a high-pressure system might stabilize the mid-week forecast, with hints of a significant east coast storm brewing on the horizon.

Whether you’re planning to travel or staying put, Steve provides essential insights on what to expect. Anticipate only minor delays in cities like Atlanta and Charlotte, while showers make their way through parts of Florida. Meanwhile, the West Coast experiences its own weather drama, with dry spells in San Diego giving way to rain in Los Angeles and a relentless downpour in San Francisco. From icy patches in interior New York to the snowy mountains of the Sierra Nevada and Idaho, Steve covers it all, ensuring you’re well-prepared for the week ahead.

Brace yourself for a rollercoaster of weather insights with meteorologist Steve Pelletieri. As we hit the Ides of December, a powerful high-pressure system is pulling moisture across the eastern United States, setting the stage for a potential weather spectacle. Expect a wintry cocktail of sleet, freezing rain, and wet snow in Pennsylvania, New York, and New England. Get ready for some temperature whiplash too, with the mercury flirting with 60 degrees by Tuesday before plummeting again midweek. Whether you're hitting the roads or just trying to plan your week, this episode has the forecasts you need.

Join Steve Pelletieri as he unpacks the upcoming weather patterns that'll keep you on your toes. From fair skies in the Northeast to rainy spells stretching from Ohio to Florida, he covers it all. The West Coast enjoys dry conditions while the Pacific Northwest gets showered with rain. Keep an eye out for another storm system brewing towards the week's end, possibly affecting your weekend plans. Don't miss this chance to stay one step ahead of Mother Nature, and remember to tune in for the next update on Monday for the latest predictions.

Ready to tackle unpredictable December weather? Join meteorologist Steve Pelletier as he navigates the volatile weather patterns shaping mid-December 2024 across the United States. From high-pressure systems in New York and New England to icy conditions sweeping the Midwest, Steve provides the insights you need to stay ahead of the weather. Discover how these systems will evolve, potentially bringing significant storms to the Northeast and rain to the East and Gulf Coast. Steve's expertise will help you prepare for the week ahead, whether you're at home or planning holiday travel.

Planning to fly this weekend? Hear Steve's detailed forecast for major travel hubs like Atlanta, Charlotte, and New York City, with a clear warning for potential delays in Chicago and Minneapolis-St. Paul due to IFR conditions and icy weather. From the rain-drenched streets of Houston to dry skies in San Diego and heavy snows in the Pacific Northwest, no region is left unchecked. Plus, Steve sheds light on the weekend weather for the Northeast corridor, where a mix of ice and rain could disrupt plans. Don't miss this comprehensive guide to navigating December's dynamic weather, ensuring you're well-prepared for whatever the skies may bring.

Prepare to navigate the nation's weather landscape with clarity and confidence as meteorologist Steve Pelletieri brings you the crucial details for Friday, December 13, 2024. Want to know how an ice storm in the Midwest could impact your weekend plans, or if the sunny skies in the Northeast will last? Tune in for an insightful forecast that answers these pressing questions and more. Steve breaks down the cold but fair conditions in the east, a low-pressure system causing rain in the central U.S., and the wet weather rolling into the west and Pacific Northwest. From the icy challenges facing Iowa and Nebraska to smooth skies over major eastern cities, this comprehensive outlook ensures you're prepared for any travel or outdoor activities.

Join us as Steve also highlights travel conditions across the country, pinpointing where flyers can expect smooth sailing and where they might encounter delays. Whether you're heading to New York, Boston, or Atlanta, or venturing to the sunny West Coast, Steve's expert guidance helps you plan your day seamlessly. Plus, get ready for Sunday's shift to cloudier, wetter weather in the Northeast, setting the stage for potential rain and wintry mixes. Don't miss this episode packed with essential weather information to get you through the weekend and beyond.

What if you could predict the weather with expert precision? Join meteorologist Steve Pelletieria as he guides you through the latest weather patterns sweeping across the nation on December 12th, 2024. From the high-pressure systems causing snow squalls around the Great Lakes to the dry yet chilly conditions from Boston to Atlanta, Steve provides an engaging update that keeps you one step ahead of Mother Nature. Discover how the West Coast is bracing for a low-pressure system, bringing rain from San Francisco to Seattle, while southern Florida might need to keep an eye on scattered showers. 

Prepare for a weekend of shifting weather as Steve discusses the anticipated temperature drops across the country and the potential for rain in the East early next week. This episode promises to keep you informed and ready for the ever-changing skies, with insights into what to expect in the days ahead. Tune in for Steve's expert analysis and stay weather-wise as high pressures move offshore, possibly opening the door for a warmer spell and another rainstorm. Whether you're navigating blustery northeastern conditions or enjoying a fair but cooler day elsewhere, this weather update has you covered.

...Widespread heavy rain threat developing from the central and eastern
Gulf Coast to the entire East Coast tonight into Wednesday...

...Arctic air to plunge south and eastward across the northern Plains,
Upper Midwest, and Great Lakes tonight into Wednesday...

...Another round of significant lake effect snow to begin Wednesday and
continue through Thursday downwind of the Lakes...

A developing storm system over the Southeast U.S. is set to bring
widespread heavy rains from the central and eastern Gulf Coast to the
entire East Coast tonight into Wednesday. A wave of low pressure will
rapidly strengthen and move northeastward across the interior Mid-Atlantic
and Northeast, dragging a strong cold front along with it. Ahead of the
front, warm and moist air will set the stage for numerous showers and
thunderstorms, some of which could become strong to severe. This is
especially the case across eastern North Carolina on Wednesday, where the
Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) for severe
thunderstorms capable of producing damaging wind gusts. Elsewhere along
the Eastern Seaboard, the main concern will be a period of heavy rain with
embedded strong thunderstorms and intense downpours. Despite much of the
region currently experiencing moderate to extreme drought conditions, the
rain, while mostly beneficial, could still lead to some localized
instances of flash flooding. The more urbanized locations and poor
drainage areas would have the greater risk of flooding issues.

The cold front will sweep across the East Coast Wednesday into Thursday,
with much colder air surging in from the north and northwest in its wake.
This Arctic blast will first plunge into the northern Plains and Upper
Midwest tonight before expanding eastward across the Great Lakes,
Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Wednesday and Thursday. High temperatures the
next couple of days will be roughly 10 to as much as 30 degrees below
normal. The cold post-frontal air mass will also help to change rain to
snow across the western slopes of the Appalachians and interior portions
of New England and the Northeast with at least modest accumulations
looking like a decent bet.

Attention then turns to yet another round of significant lake effect snow
downwind of the Great Lakes Wednesday through Thursday. The aforementioned
Arctic air will stream across the still relatively warm Great Lakes and
ignite intense bands of lake effect snow, initially downwind of Lakes
Superior and Michigan on Wednesday and then downwind of Lakes Erie and
Ontario Wednesday night into early Thursday. By the time the snow starts
to taper off on Friday, snowfall totals of 1 to 2 feet are likely in the
favored Snow Belt across portions of northwest and western New York State,
far northwest Pennsylvania, far northeastern Ohio, the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan and the western portions of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.

Brace yourself for a week of weather twists and turns as meteorologist Steve Pelletier guides you through the impending atmospheric drama. From the bustling airports of New York grappling with dense fog to the looming thunderstorms along the East Coast, Tuesday signals the onset of a tricky travel period. Our journey takes us from the fog-laden skies of Norfolk to the stormy forecasts for LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark. With high-pressure systems promising a reprieve later in the week, we explore the meteorological forces at play and the impacts on your travel plans. Get ready for Steve's expert analysis as he unpacks the evolving weather scenario.

As we chart the weather course, the South is not spared from the rain, with Atlanta and Charlotte under a persistent shower siege. Florida's forecast is electrified with thunderstorms rolling through from Tampa to Jacksonville, while the Midwest braces for snow showers and an Arctic chill setting in across Chicago and Minnesota. The West Coast, meanwhile, enjoys a serene weather interlude from San Diego to Seattle. Steve Pelletier dissects the predicted storm path, the clearing trends, and the cold snap on its heels. Stay informed and prepared as we anticipate the weather’s next move, ensuring you're ready for whatever Mother Nature has in store.