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- Weather with Pat Pagano – September 21
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1938 – “THE HURRICANE” IN NEW ENGLAND. MOVED WEST OF NEW HAVEN, CT. TO VERMONT. 121 MPH WINDS…RECORD TIDE INUNDATED PROVIDENCE R.I. – 650 DIED, 400 MILLION IN DAMAGES.
WEATHER-CAST
ANOTHER COLD FRONT IS HEADED THIS WAY FROM THE GREAT LAKES. BEFORE IT GETS HERE..IT TURNS WARM AND MORE HUMID TODAY WITH HIGHS NEAR 80. SOME STRONG OR GUSTY THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE THIS EVENING THEN IT DRIES OUT. LOOK FOR PARTLY SUNNY – BREEZY AND LESS HUMID WEATHER SATURDAY WITH HIGHS IN 70S. SUNDAY SHOULD BE FAIR…PROVIDING THAT FRONT DOES NOT TRY TO MOVE NORTH AGAIN.
WE’RE BANKING ON IT STAYING SOUTH AND KEEPING US DRY UNTIL MONDAY.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER – MID 70S
TONIGHT: A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM – MID 60S
SAT: VARIABLY CLOUDY- BREEZY – 70-75
SUN: CLOUDS AND SOME SUN – 65-70
MON: SUN AND CLOUDS – 70
Fall Arrives And So Does It’s Weather9/21/2018
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Cold front moving through Great Lakes will pass across NOrtheast by Saturday morning with some showers. Fair and cooler weather follows for much of the Nation. Below- today;s risk of severe weather – dark green – yellow and orange.Below- current satellite from Atlantic basin. SYstem along the African coast needs to be watched.Below – animated maps for weekend followed by rainfall projections for the next 7 days. Be safe.5 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 20
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1967 – HURRICANE BEULAH STRIKES SOUTHERN TEXAS WITH155 TORNADOES!
WEATHER-CAST
THE STAGE IS SET TO GO FROM SUMMER TO FALL THIS WEEKEND. HIGH PRESSURE OVER US…A COLD FRONT IN THE MIDWEST. WE SHOULD SEE PARTLY SUNNY SKIES TODAY…IN THE 70S. MORE CLOUDS THAN SUN FRIDAY…BUT SEASONABLY WARM. THE COLD FRONT TAKES CENTER STAGE SATURDAY, WITH MAYBE AN EARLY SHOWER, THEN WINDY AND COOLER DURING THE AFTERNOON. 70S COMMON. FALL COMES IN AT 9:54 SAT NITE…AND SUNDAY WILL BE COOL. CLOUDS MAY ADD TO THE FALL FEEL…AND ACROSS THE MID ATLANTIC…SOME RAIN ON THE SIDE LINES. NOT AN ENCORE PERFORMANCE.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 70S.
TONIGHT: CLOUDY- MID 50S
FRI: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER – MID 70S
SAT: VARIABLY CLOUDY- BREEZY – 70
SUN: CLOUDS AND SOME SUN – 65-70
Wet/Cool=NorthCentral, Elsewhere = Quiet9/20/2018
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Tropical moisture streaming up from New Mexico is aiding in storms across the Northern Plains into Great Lakes. Aside from that…cool north..seasonable to warm elsewhere. Below- today’s severe risk of severe in dark green – yellow and orange.Below- animated maps followed by rainfall predictions for next 7 days.10 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 19
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1979 – HURRICANE DROPS 27” OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS OVER HOUSTON, TX.
WEATHER-CAST
HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE BUILDING OUR WAY – IT WILL BE DRY AND SKIES WILL VARY FROM PARTLY SUNNY TO CLOUDY AT TIMES RIGHT INTO FRIDAY. DAYTIME HIGHS WILL BE WARM AND HUMIDITY WILL BE REASONABLE. ANOTHER COLD FRONT MOVES THIS WAY OVER THE WEEKEND. SO IT STARTS OFF WARM, BUT JUST AS FALL ARRIVES SATURDAY NIGHT…IT WILL GET COOLER, UNDER PARTLY SUNNY SKIES SUNDAY WITH HIGHS IN 70S. UNSETTLED WEATHER RETURNS NEXT WEEK.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 70S
TONIGH: CLOUDY- PATCHY FOG – MID 50S
THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 70S.
FRI: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER – LOWER 80S
11 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 18
…FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT THROUGH LATE TUESDAY NIGHT…
The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a Flash Flood Watch for portions of northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, and New York, including the following areas, in northwestern Connecticut, Litchfield County. In western Massachusetts, Berkshire County. In New York, Eastern Columbia, Eastern Dutchess, Eastern Greene, Eastern Ulster, Western Columbia, Western Dutchess, Western Greene, and Western Ulster.
* Through late Tuesday night
* Tropical moisture from the remnants of Florence will overspread the region with rain into Tuesday. Rain will be heavy at times Tuesday morning. 1 to 3 inches of rainfall is expected, though locally higher amounts are possible within embedded bands of heavier rain and a thunderstorm.
* Flash flooding is possible, especially for urban areas, creeks and small streams, and areas that have already experienced flooding in recent weeks. There is still some uncertainty for exactly where the heaviest rainfall will be, but flash flooding could be especially significant where it occurs.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1926 – THE GREAT MIAMI HURRICANE – 123MPH – TIDES 11FT – 372 FATALITIES
WEATHER-CAST
THE REMAINS OF FLORENCE MOVE ACROSS THE REGION TONIGHT AND OUT TONIGHT. SOME OF THE RAIN WILL BE HEAVY. HUMID WITH HIGHS WELL INTO THE 70S AND LOWER 80S. PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES ARE ON TAP FROM WEDNESDAY INTO FRIDAY WITH SEASONABLY WARM WEATHER. ANOTHER COOL FRONT SLIPS BY ON SATURDAY WITH HIGHS IN 80S…AND THEN FALL SLIPS IN AT NIGHT. IF THAT FRONT KEEPS ON MOVING. IT’S A COOLER AND DRY SUNDAY…IF IT DOESN’T…
IT’S A COOLER AND WET SUNDAY. WHAT ARE YOU BETTING ON?
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: SHOWERS AND CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – MID 70S
TONIGHT: SHOWERS – MID 60S
WED: SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 70S
WED. NITE: CLOUDY- PATCHY FOG – MID 50S
THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 70S.
12 min - Weather with Anthony Jay – September 17
…FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH LATE TUESDAY NIGHT…
The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a Flash Flood Watch for portions of northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, and New York, including the following areas, in northwestern Connecticut, Litchfield County. In western Massachusetts, Berkshire County. In New York, Eastern Columbia, Eastern Dutchess, Eastern Greene, Eastern Ulster, Western Columbia, Western Dutchess, Western Greene, and Western Ulster.
* From late tonight through late Tuesday night
* Tropical moisture from the remnants of Florence will overspread the region with rain tonight into Tuesday. Rain will be heavy at times overnight into Tuesday morning. 1 to 3 inches of rainfall is expected, though locally higher amounts are possible within embedded bands of heavier rain and a thunderstorm.
* Flash flooding is possible, especially for urban areas, creeks and small streams, and areas that have already experienced flooding in recent weeks. There is still some uncertainty for exactly where the heaviest rainfall will be, but flash flooding could be especially significant where it occurs.
Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 77. Light south wind becoming southwest 5 to 9 mph in the morning.
Tonight: Rain likely, then rain and possibly a thunderstorm after 11pm. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Low around 67. South wind 5 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.
Tuesday: Rain and possibly a thunderstorm before 3pm, then rain likely. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. High near 74. South wind 5 to 7 mph becoming light and variable. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New rainfall amounts between 1 and 2 inches possible.
Tuesday Night: A chance of showers before 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 62. North wind 3 to 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 72. North wind 5 to 8 mph.
8 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 14
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1982 – RED LODGE, MONTANA – 36” OF SNOW !
WEATHER-CAST
HIGH PRESSURE STRETCHES FROM THE GREAT LAKES TO NEW ENGLAND…AND JUST LIKE FLORENCE..IT’S GOING NOWHERE FAST. WE EXPECT SKIES TO BE PARTLY TO MOSTLY SUNNY…AND TEMPS TO BE ON THE WARM SIDE…NEAR OR JUST OVER 80 THRU THIS LAST WEEKEND OF SUMMER.
AFTER THE WEEKEND…WE WILL WATCH THE GHOST OF FLORENCE. IF SHE MOVES INTO THE OHIO VALLEY….WE GET SOME SHOWERS BY MID WEEK. IF SHE MOVES UP THE APPALACHIANS, WE WILL GET A POUNDING OF RAIN. UNTIL THEN…ENJOY THE WEEKEND.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: PARTLY CLOUDY- 80-85
TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY – PATCHY FOG – 55-60
SAT & SUN: SUNNY AND WARM – MID 80S
Eye Of Florence Ready To Come Ashore….Predawn…Florence 25 miles east of Wilmington, N.C. moving west and should come ashore today with 100 mph winds. Below- track and rainfall projections for the next 7 days.9 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 13
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1857 – HURRICANE DIANE STALLS NEAR CAPE FEAR, N.C. WITH 120 MPH WINDS AND 18” OF RAIN.
WEATHER-CAST
LOOKS LIKE THE SOGGY WEATHER WILL GET LESS AND LESS AS WE CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND.
A SHOWER OR SOME DRIZZLE POSSIBLE INTO TONIGHT, OTHERWISE MOST OF THE TIME WILL BE RAIN FREE. TEMPS WILL BE NEAR OR JUST OVER 80 AND IT WILL BE HUMID. THE WEEKEND LOOKS NICE WITH A FAIR AMOUNT OF SUN…TEMPS INTO THE 80S AND HUMIDITY – MODERATE. AS FOR FLORENCE..SHE WILL BATTER THE CAROLINAS WITH HIGH WIND, STORM SURGE AND RAIN WHICH CAN EXCEED 25”…..AND THEN WEAKEN OUT AND WIND UP IN THE OHIO VALLEY NEXT WEEK.
THAT MEANS A NICE WEEKEND FOR US.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF SHOWERS 75-80
TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY- PATCHY FOG – LOWER 60S
FRI: PARTLY CLOUDY- 80-85
SAT: SUNNY AND WARM – MID 80S
Florence Weakens – Threat Does Not !Florence has weakened overnight to a Cat 2…still nothing to sneeze at but there’s a good chance she will rebuild before hitting land over se N.Carolina. Florence will still slow down and enable her wind and rain to become the threat all have been talking about. Early next week the ghost of Florence rides up Appalachians – may bring a pounding of rain in her track. Below – today’s severe weather threat in dark green and yellow – followed by her track and timetable of wind.9 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 12
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1979 – HURRICANE FREDERICK HITS MOBILE, ALABAMA – 132MPH WINDS..2.3 BILLION IN DAMAGES
WEATHER-CAST
OUR FRONT NOW EXTENDS FROM CAPE COD TO ATLANTA. IT WILL SINK A LITTLE SOUTH, OTHERWISE WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE AS AN INSTIGATOR FOR SOME SHOWERS OR THUNDERSTORMS FROM TIME TO TIME RIGHT INTO FRIDAY. IT WILL STAY HUMID AND WITH ANY SUN..TEMPS COULD EASILY HEAD TOWARD OR JUST OVER 80S.
BY FRIDAY…HURRICANE FLORENCE WILL BE APPROACHING THE CAROLINAS. WIND AND RAIN FROM FLORENCE WILL BE LIKELY FROM SOUTHERN DELAWARE TO EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA. MEANWHILE OF RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE WILL NOSE IN ACROSS THE NORTHEAST, AND IT COULD BE JUST IN TIME FOR THE WEEKEND. LOOKS LIKE RAIN FROM FLORENCE COULD BE CONFINED FROM SOUTHERN VIRGINIA TO SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE TARGET STILL SEEMS TO BE NO. CAROLINA.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: CLOUDS- SOME SUN- HUMID – A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM – 80
TONIGHT: CLOUDY- SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – MID 60S
THURS: MOSTLY CLOUDY- SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – 75-80
FRI: CLOUDY, SHOWERS – LOWER 80S
Fear Florence !Very Dangerous Florence is already sending feeder bands of rain toward the Carolinas. 140 mph winds could increase today. Storm will slow or stall upon approaching the coasts of the Carolinas. Models still target No. Carolina..but Euro Model wants to bring it south along the coast and then move it inland near Savannah, Ga. May not be wrong. No matter what..life threatening storm surge..flooding and winds will hit the coasts from N.C.to Georgia. No one along these coasts should try to ride this one out..if so..they should put their telephone numbers on the soles of their shoes.Below- latest track of Florence & expected wind time table…and rainfall.10 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 11Life Threatening Florence………….Hurricane Florence – a major destructive hurricane with 140-150 mph winds heading west northwest toward the Carolinas of The U.S. In addition to many questions on her track…it looks certain that she will directly affect the Eastern third of the Carolinas with destructive wind..rain- floods and storm surge and then inland areas as far northwest as Virginia. Since the storm will stall…rainfall could easily measure over 2-3 FEET IN PLACES BY THE TIME THE WEEKEND IS OUT. This storm will become historical as far as flooding, and should not be taken lightly.Below…its track…timing on storm force winds.13 min
- Weather with Anthony Jay – September 10
Hazardous Weather Outlook
Hazardous Weather OutlookNational Weather Service Albany NY456 AM EDT Mon Sep 10 2018CTZ001-013-NYZ063>066-111100-
Northern Litchfield-Southern Litchfield-Western Ulster-Eastern Ulster-Western Dutchess-Eastern Dutchess-456 AM EDT Mon Sep 10 2018This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for northwestern Connecticut and
Dutchess and Ulster Counties of east central New York.DAY ONE…Today and tonight:
Locally heavy rain today into could produce ponding of water on roadways and poor drainage flooding of low-lying areas. In addition, late this afternoon into tonight, isolated
thunderstorms are possible. There is a marginal risk an isolated storm or two may produce damaging winds.Today: Rain. The rain could be heavy at times. High near 60. East wind 6 to 14 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New precipitation amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible.
Tonight: Rain and possibly a thunderstorm. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Low around 60. East wind 5 to 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.
Tuesday: Rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm before 3pm, then a chance of rain and thunderstorms after 3pm. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Cloudy, with a high near 78. Southwest wind around 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
Tuesday Night: A chance of rain and thunderstorms, mainly between 11pm and 2am. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 63. Light and variable wind. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
Wednesday: A slight chance of rain and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 78. Light north wind. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Anthony JayAnthony is a graduate from Albany State with a degree in Broadcast Meteorology. He was top forecaster at SUNY Albany and won a national forecast trophy. He has appeared on News12 and is a weather producer for The Today Show and Good Morning America etal.
Aside from forecasting nor’easters, huirricanes and severe weather his other big passion is music. All kinds. He has a DJ business and works parties, lounges and events around the NY area.
In his spare time Anthony also enjoys reading, biking, keeping up on current events, traveling and spending time with family and friends.9 min
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Pat Pagano started Metro Weather almost 40 years ago. He has over four decades of forecasting experience