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  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 19, 2018

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1921 THE DALLES OREGON 54” OF SNOW AND SLEET BLOCKED COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY

    WEATHERCAST

    THE FORECAST:

    TODAY: SOME RAIN MOSTLY CLOUDY MID 40S

    TNTE: CLOUDY CHANCE OF RAIN A/O WET SNOW BY A.M. LOWS LOWER 30S

    TUES: PERIODS OF RAIN A/O WET SNOW 35-40

    WED: PARTLY CLOUDY BREEZY 40

    THURS: SUN AND CLOUDS BRISK AND COLD MID 20S

    Jack Frost Will Be Biting …….

    11/19/2018

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    Satellite- radar – shows several fronts working out of Central Canada – moving south and east. Each one will bring colder air southward. SOme rain …Northeast today…..changes to snow over northern 1/2 of New England Tuesday. Thanksgiving Day in Northeast shaping up to be the coldest since 1996. Below- threat of severe weather today in light green.

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days followed by amounts of rain?snow for the next 5 days.

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 16, 2018

    …WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM EST THIS

    AFTERNOON…

    * WHAT…Mixed precipitation changing to snow. Additional snow

    accumulations of up to two inches and ice accumulations of a
    light glaze. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph.

    * WHERE…Southeast Catskills, mid Hudson Valley, central and

    southern Taconics, southern Berkshires and Litchfield Hills.

    * WHEN…Until 1 PM EST this afternoon.

    * ADDITIONAL DETAILS…Mixed precipitation is expected to change

    to snow, impacting the morning commute. Snowfall rates could
    approach an inch per hour. Plan on slippery road conditions.

    Record Nor’easter Moving Away

    11/16/2018

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    Record nor’easter moving across New England. Left 2″ snow in Washington D.C. and up to 6″ NYC and up to 18″ across New York State.
    ​Some rain and snowshowers from Northern Rockies to Great Lakes otherwise – quiet time. Below – animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by rainfall for the next 5-7 days. 

    ​Below – temperatures for your Saturday. 

    ​Above – GFS model for Thanksgiving Day. Rain across the Gulf Coastal areas ….some much needed rain approaching California….rest of the
    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 15, 2018
    ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT
    FROM 4 PM THIS AFTERNOON TO
    1 PM EST FRIDAY...
    * WHAT...Mixed precipitation expected.
    Total snow and sleet accumulations of 4
    to 7 inches, locally up to 9 inches in the
    eastern Catskills. Ice accumulations of
    up to one tenth of an inch expected.
    * WHERE...The Mid Hudson Valley,
    eastern Catskills, and central and
    southern Taconics in eastern New York
    the southern Berkshires in western
    Massachusetts, and northwestern
    Connecticut.
    * WHEN...From 4 PM this afternoon
    to 1 PM EST Friday.
    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 14, 2018
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1974 BUFFALO NEW YORK GETS 15” OF SNOW.
    WEATHERCAST:
    A NORTHWEST FLOW OF COLD AIR WILL KEEP  IT CHILLY TODAY WITH HIGHS IN LOWER 40S…AND PARTLY SUNNY SKIES. 20S AND 30S TONIGHT AND THEN WE LOOK SOUTH. A STORM ORGANIZING OVER THE SOUTHEAST WILL COME UP THE COAST AS A NOR’EASTER THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY. TIMING IS STILL UP IN THE AIR BUT WE THINK A WINTRY MIX WILL FLY UP THE COAST THURSDAY AFTERNOON. THAT WINTRY MIX CHANGES TO RAIN THURSDAY NIGHT ALONG THE COAST…BUT INLAND. SNOW AND SLEET COULD ACCUMULATE. THE WHOLE MESS MOVES OUT FRIDAY…THEN DRY AND FAIR AND SEASONABLE THIS WEEKEND.
    THE FORECAST:
    TDY: SUN AND CLOUDS WINDY AND COLD 35-40
    TNTE: CLEAR AND COLD MID TEENS
    THUR: TURNING CLOUDY SNOW LATE MID 30S
    FRI: WINTRY MIX OR RAIN TAPERS OFF WINDY 35-40
      
    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 13, 2018
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
     1946 SEEDING OF CLOUDS WITH DRY ICE OVER THE BERKSHIRES RESULTED IN SNOW FLURRIES.
    WEATHERCAST:
    AS OUR COASTAL LOW GOES FLYING UP THE NEW ENGLAND COAST IT WILL TAKE THE RAIN WITH IT AND RESULT IN SOME CLEARING THIS AFTERNOON. FAIR AND COLDER TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. HIGHS ON WEDNESDAY WILL HAVE A HARD TIME PASSING AND STAYING ABOVE 40.
    OUR SECOND STORM ORGANIZING OVER THE LOWER ATLANTIC COAST COULD BECOME OUR NEXT NOR’EASTER CHARGING UP THE COAST FASTER THAN EXPECTED ON THURSDAY. THIS MAY NOT GIVE THE COLD AIR ENOUGH TIME TO DEPART SO A WINTRY MIX IS POSSIBLE. HOW MUCH AND WHAT TYPE WILL DEPEND UPON WHEN IT ARRIVES. IN ANY EVENT..RAIN WILL MOVE OUT FRIDAY.
    THE FORECAST:
    TDY: RAIN TAPERS DURING THE AFTERNOON BREEZY 45-50
    TONITE: PARTLY CLOUDY 25-30
    WED: SUN AND CLOUDS WINDY AND COLD 35-40
    THUR: TURNING CLOUDY SNOW LATE MID 30S
     
    9 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – Monday November 12, 2018
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1980 – KEY WEST, FLA. 23” OF RAIN IN 24 HRS AS HURRICANE JEANNE MOVES INTO GULF OF MEXICO.
    WEATHERCAST:
    TODAY: SUN MIXING WITH HIGH CLOUDS 50
    TNTE: THICKENING CLOUDS FOLLOWED BY RAIN MID 30S
    TUES: RAIN TAPERS DURING THE AFTERNOON  BREEZY MID 40S
    TUES NITE: PARTLY CLOUDY 30
    WED: SUN AND CLOUDS WINDY AND COLD 35-40
    Storms Begin & End This Week For East

    11/12/2018

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    Satellite and radar show next storm in Gulf States. It will move up the East coast late tonight into Tuesday bringing more rain . Some snow from Northern New York to New England. Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow.

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall for the next 5 days….some of which will be in the form of snow by Friday from Appalachians into Northeast. More on that tomorrow. 

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 9, 2018

    ADVISORIES: FLOOD WATCH TONIGHT

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1913 – FAMOUS GREAT LAKES STORM “FRESHWATER FURY” – SINKS 8 ORE CARRIERS ON HURON WITH 200 LIVES LOST. WINDS 62 MPH AT BUFFALO, N.Y. – CLEVELAND, OH – GETS 22″ OF SNOW.

     

    WEATHERCAST:

    A PAIR OF STORMS FROM OHIO TO N. CAROLINA WILL HEAD NORTH AND CAUSE A VEIL OF RAIN TO COVER THE REGION FROM THIS AFTERNOON THRU TONIGHT….SOME OF IT HEAVY WITH MANY PLACES PICKING UP OVER 1″. 50’S TODAY…WILL STAY IN THE 40S SATURDAY WITH WINDS GUSTING OVER 30 MPH AND PARTLY SUNNY SKIES. LESS WIND SUNDAY…AND SUNNY WITH HIGHS IN MID 40S. WE WILL SEE OUR SUN MIX WITH CLOUDS MONDAY AS WE GET READY FOR ANOTHER RAINSTORM ON TUESDAY. SO TURNING WET TODAY..THEN TURNING WINDY AND CHILLY THIS WEEKEND.

     

    THE FORECAST:

    TDY: TURNING CLOUDY WITH RAIN DEVELOPING LATE 45-50

    TNTE: RAIN HEAVY AT TIMES 40

    SAT: BLUSTERY SCATTERED SHOWERS 40S

    SUN: SUNNY BREEZY MID 40S

    MON: SUN MIXING WITH CLOUDS MID 40S

     

     

    More Rain Heads East Then Colder !

    11/8/2018

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    Above – satellite + radar shows another storm in south heading north. It will being some light snow to MIdwest – like Chicago…then rain for The East Coast Friday….followed by windy and colder weather this weekend with lake effect snow. Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green.

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall into Monday.  Be safe.

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 8, 2018

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1983 – CASPER- WYOMING RECEIVES 1 FOOT OF SNOW.

    WEATHERCAST:

    HIGH PRESSURE WILL TREAT US TO BRIGHT SUNNY WEATHER WITH HIGHS IN 50S TODAY…AND THEN IT’S TIME FOR ANOTHER CHANGE. A STORM IN GULF STATES WILL HEAD UP THE WESTERN SIDE OF THE APPALACHIANS WHILE ANOTHER STORM FORMS ALONG THE COAST. THE 2 WILL BRING A PLUME OF RAIN OUR WAY FRIDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT…HEAVY AT TIMES. BEHIND THESE LOWS..BLUSTERY AND CHILLY THIS WEEKEND. TEMPS WILL STAY IN THE 40S BY DAY…30S AT NIGHT.

     

    THE FORECAST:

    TDY: SUNNY MID 50S

    TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY LOWER 30S

    FRI: TURNING CLOUDY WITH RAIN DEVELOPING 45-50

    SAT: BLUSTERY SCATTERED SHOWERS– 40S

    SUN: SUNNY BREEZY MID 40S

     

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 7, 2018

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1940 – “GALLOPING GERTIE” – THE NARROWS BRIDGE AT TACOMA WASHINGTON COLLAPSED WHEN 30+ MPH WINDS CAUSED THE SPAN TO VIBRATE UNTIL COLLAPSING. $6 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

    WEATHERCAST:

    DRY WEATHER TAKES HOLD FOR THE NEXT 2 DAYS, SO ENJOY WHATEVER SUN IS POSSIBLE. HIGHS WILL BE IN THE 60S TODAY…40S TONIGHT AND 50S ON THURSDAY. THE NEXT STORM HEADS IN FROM THE SOUTHWEST, BRINGING ANOTHER QUICK ROUND OF MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN FRIDAY INTO FRIDAY NIGHT. BEHIND THAT STORM AND STRONG SHOT OF COLD AIR FOR THE WEEKEND..BUT AT LEAST DRY. THERE ARE SIGNS OF ADDITIONAL COLD SHOTS NEXT WEEK…SO HAVE THE HEAVIER COAT READY.

     

    THE FORECAST:

    TDY: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY – 60-65

    TNTE: CLEAR AND COLD – MID 30S

    THUR: SUNNY – MID 50S

    FRI: TURNING CLOUDY WITH RAIN DEVELOPING – 45-50

    SAT: BLUSTERY – SCATTERED SHOWERS – 40S

    8 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – November 6, 2018
    …Flood Warning now in effect until Wednesday evening… The Flood Warning continues for The Housatonic River At Falls Village. * Until Wednesday evening. * At 12 PM Monday the stage was 7.1 feet. * Flood stage is 7.0 feet. * Minor flooding is occurring and Minor flooding is forecast. * Impact…At 7.0 feet… Flood stage. The park above Falls Village Dam begins to flood, and water reaches the fields of White Hollow Farms near Limerock Road, and is at the edge of the Housatonic Valley Regional High School fields.
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1953 – EARLY SNOW FOR THE NORTHEAST: HARRISBURG, PA – 11”, PHILADELPHIA – 8”, WASHINGTON D.C. 4”.
    WEATHERCAST:
    OUR LOW IS OFF CAPE COD AND MOVING AWAY…AND RIGHT BEHIND IT..A COLD FRONT OVER OHIO. BETWEEN THE TWO…UNSETTLED WEATHER RANGING ANYWHERE FROM DRIZZLE TO SHOWERS AND EVEN A THUNDERSTORM. ALL OF THE WET WEATHER PUSHES OUT EARLY TONIGHT FOLLOWED BY CLEARING. WE’LL BE IN THE 60S TODAY…..50S TONIGHT. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY LOOK TO BE FINE DAYS WITH HIGHS AGAIN IN 60S WEDNESDAY – 50’S THURSDAY. JUST LIKE THE WEEK STARTED…THE WEEK WILL END..WITH MORE WET WEATHER. THE WEEKEND WILL BE BLUSTERY.
    THE FORECAST:
    TDY: CLOUDY- SHOWERS – MID 50S
    TNTE: SHOWERS END EARLY – CLEARING – MID 40S
    WED: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY – 60-65
    THUR: SUNNY – MID 50S
    FRI: TURNING CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS DEVELOPING – 45-50
     
    11 min

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Pat Pagano started Metro Weather almost 40 years ago. He has over four decades of forecasting experience