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- Weather with Pat Pagano – September 7
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1888- WIDESPREAD KILLING FROST IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK. CROP DAMAGE IN MAINE -1 MILLION DOLLARS.
WEATHER-CAST
A COLD FRONT STRETCHES FROM CAPE COD TO KENTUCKY. THE FRONT WILL STALL, AND RAIN AND SHOWERS WILL RUN ALONG AND NORTH OF IT FROM ILLINOIS TO PENNSYLVANIA. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS TO THE SOUTH OF THIS. FROM DETROIT TO BOSTON…SUNSHINE AND COOL AND DRY. WE EXPECT THIS PATTERN TO HOLD THROUGH THE WEEKEND. CLOUD COVER MAY BE THE ONLY PROBLEM FOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. THE REMAINS OF GORDON WILL SWIPE US MONDAY WITH SHOWERS…UNTIL THEN…LET’S HOPE YOU’RE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE FRONT.
FORECAST:
TODAY: SUNNY – 75-80 SHOWERS
TONIGHT: CLEARING – COOLER – MID 50S
SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 70S
SUN: SOME SUN – MID 70S
MON: CLOUDY- SHOWERS DEVELOPING – 70-75
10 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 6
..HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM THIS MORNING TO 7 PM EDT THIS EVENING…
* Location…the mid Hudson Valley and southern Taconics in New York, and Litchfield County in Connecticut.
* Heat Index Values…95 to 100 due to temperatures in the upper 80s and dewpoints in the lower 70s.
* Timing…mid day into this evening.
* Impacts…The combination of heat and high humidity levels pose a significant risk for heat stress or other heat-related illnesses, particularly to those most vulnerable.
Tropical Troubles….9/6/2018
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Remains of Gordon over Lower Mississippi Valley moving north. Florence – major hurricane moving west and should pass south of Bermuda and then pose a threat to East Coast next week. Disturbance off Africa likely to become Helene. Below – track of Gordon and Florence.Below – tracks of Florence by various computer models. The spread is so large that no one knows what she will do but looks like a threat to East Coast is increasing for mid next week.Satellite-radar shows moisture with Gordon over Lower Miss. Valley. Cold front over Great Lakes may produce strong storms over Northeast today.Pleasant weather for West and No. Central. Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green.12 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 5
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1950 – YANKEETOWN, FLA – 38.70” OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS !
WEATHER-CAST
OUR HEATWAVE CONTINUES INTO LATE WEEK, ALTHOUGH RIGHT AT THE SHORE…TEMPS WILL REMAIN INTHE 80S…BUT NO ONE GETS A BREAK IN HUMIDITY. PARTLY SUNNY SKIES ARE LIKELY FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS WITH HIGHS INTO LOW 90S AWAY FROM THE COAST. GORDON’S RAIN WILL SPREAD NORTHWEST AND THEN NORTH. THAT MOISTURE WILL TEAM UP WITH A COLD FRONT, WHICH WILL HEAD TOWARD US BY LATE THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY. SHOWERS AND SOME STORMS POSSIBLE THEN. WE THINK IT SHOULD MOVE SOUTH AND STALL. THE BIG QUESTION…AND ALWAYS THE QUESTION…WHERE ? NEW ENGLAND HAS THE BEST CHANCE OF DRIER COOLER WX BY FRIDAY…ELSEWHERE IT COULD REMAIN HUMID AND SOMETIMES WET.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: PARTLY SUNNY- HOT – HUMID – LOWER 90S
TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 70S
THURS: HAZY – HUMID – CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 90S
FRI: SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – NOT AS HOT OR HUMID -75-80
SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 7Gordon Inland….Florence = Tricky ?9/5/2018
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Above…early morning radar of Gordon. Heavy rains over Mississippi & Alabama. Below – track of Gordon….and look at Atlantic basin.Below- today’s risk of severe thunderstorms in dark green followed by animated maps for next 2 days and rainfall for next 7 days. Heaviest rain along the track of Gordon’s left over moisture.11 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – September 4Atlantic Wakes Up !Tropical Storm Gordon radar above…..with purple line showing its expected track to east of New Orleans tonight. Currently 60 mph winds..could become a minimal hurricane before landfall. Below- track of Gordon…..and today’s threat of severe weather in dark green and yellow.Below- satellite picture of Atlantic hurricane basin. Florence – almost a hurricane will head toward Bermuda….track after that should stay just offshore of the East Coast…but time will tell. Another disturbance is being watched off Africa..it could become Helene. Below- track of Florence.12 min
- Weather with Pat Pagano – August 31
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1985 – 1 MIILLION PEOPLE EVACUATE GULF COAST IN ADVANCE OF HURRICANE ELENA, 1.5 BILLION IN DAMAGES.
WEATHER-CAST
OUR FRONT HAS STALLED ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST AND A NORTHEAST WIND OF COOLER AIR WILL KEEP IT CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS TODAY AND TONIGHT …70S TODAY…60S TONIGHT.
CLOUDS SHOULD WIN OUT SATURDAY, AND NEAR THE COAST SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE…OTHERWISE ANY SHOWER ACTIVITY SHOULD BE FAR AND FEW BETWEEN. LOOKS LIKE SOUTHERLY WINDS WILL BRING BACK HAZY AND HUMIDITY SUNDAY AND MONDAY. WITH THAT WILL BE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS…BUT NO ALL DAY RAINS….SO YOU’LL NEED TO KEEP AN EYE TO SKY AND ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- NOT AS HOT OR HUMID – 75-80
TONIGHT: CLOUDY- LOWER 60S
SATURDAY: VARIABLY CLOUDY – 80
SUNDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S
LABOR DAY: PARTLY CLOUDY- HOT- HUMID- CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 90S
10 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – August 30
1907 – SNOW FELL ON MONADNOCK MOUNTAIN IN SOUTHERN N.H.
WEATHER-CAST
A COOL FRONT EXTENDS FROM MAINE TO OHIO. DUE TO MORE CLOUDS AND SOME SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS…IF YOU’RE LUCKY…TEMPS WILL NOT BE AS HOT TODAY…MAINLY IN 80S. WE WILL DROP INTO THE 60S TONIGHT…BUT A NORTHEAST BREEZE WILL LIKELY KEEP US CLOUDY AND IN THE 70S FRIDAY…WITH SOME SPOTTY RAIN OR DRIZZLE. WILL THIS LEAD US INTO THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND…OR WILL DRY AIR FROM CANADA PUSH SOUTH AND TURN THINGS PARTLY SUNNY? WINDS MAY RETURN TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST SUNDAY INTO MONDAY…AND THAT COULD MEAN MORE HUMIDITY – HEAT AND SOME SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: PARTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 90S
TONIGHT: CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS – 65-70
FRIDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- NOT AS HOT OR HUMID – 75-80
SATURDAY: CLOUDY – 80
SUNDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S
9 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – August 29
ADVISORIES: EXCESSIVE HEATWATCH
1965 – COLD WAVE BRINGS 2.5” OF SNOW ATOP OF MT. WASHINGTON, N.H. – MID 20S SOUTH TO CONN., 39F AT NANTUCKET, MA.
WEATHER-CAST
OUR HEATWAVE CONTINUES WITH MORE OF THE 3 H’S TODAY…AND TEMPS IN THE 90S EVERYWHERE.
70S TONIGHT. THEN NOT AS HOT BUT HUMID THURSDAY WITH AT LEAST A CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM.
A FRONT NEARBY ON FRIDAY WILL KEEP TEMPS IN 70S TO NEAR 80S…AND SOME SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE.
THE WEEKEND IS ANYTHING BUT CERTAIN. IT LOOKS LIKE CLOUDS CAN WIN OUT OVER ANY SUN…AND IF THAT IS THE CASE…TEMPS COULD STAY IN 70S. WILL THERE BE ANY RAIN…. POSSIBLY, SO END RESULT. IT’S STILL UP IN THE AIR.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: CONTINUED HAZY – HOT- HUMID – 95 TO 100
TONIGHT: CLEAR- MID 70S
THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 90S
FRIDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- NOT AS HOT OR HUMID – 75-80
10 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – August 28
…HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM THIS MORNING TO 8 PM EDT THIS EVENING…
…HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 8 PM EDT WEDNESDAY…
WEATHER TRIVIA:1971- TROPICAL STORM DORIA RESULTED IN FLOODS IN NORTHEAST N.J. WITH DAMAGES OF
138 MILLION.
WEATHER-CAST
IF YOU CAN IMAGINE THIS TO BE LATE JULY, THEN IT ALL FALLS INTO PLACE…BECAUSE UNSEASONABLY HOT AND HUMID WEATHER WILL CONTINUE INTO LATE WEEK. HAZY SUN AND STUFFY HUMIDITY BRINGS TEMPS INTO THE LOW AND MID 90S THROUGH THURSDAY…AND EVEN AT THE SHORE…NOT MUCH RELIEF. THERE MAY BE A THUNDERSTORMS FROM LATE THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY…LEAVING FRIDAY CLOSER TO 80. THE LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND MAY NOT BE SWELTERING…BUT HUMIDITY LITERALLY STICKS AROUND, AND WE CANNOT RULE OUT SOME SHOWERS OR STORMS.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: HAZY – HOT – HUMID – MID 90S
TONIGHT: CLEAR – MID 70S
WED: CONTINUED HAZY – HOT- HUMID – 95 TO 100
THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 90S
12 min - Weather with Anthony Jay – August 27Anthony Jay
Anthony 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.National Weather Service Albany NY
402 AM EDT Mon Aug 27 2018
…HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 8 PM EDT TUESDAY…
…HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 8 PM EDT WEDNESDAY…
The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a Heat Advisory, which is in effect from 11 AM to 8 PM EDT both Tuesday and Wednesday.
* Location…The Greater Capital District including the Saratoga and Glens Falls areas, Mohawk Valley, Mid Hudson Valley, Taconics, Berkshires, northwestern Connecticut and southern Vermont for elevations below 1000 feet.
* Heat Index Values…In the mid 90s to low 100s due to temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s, and dewpoints in the lower 70s.
* Timing…Late morning into the early evening hours both Tuesday and Wednesday.
* Impacts…The combination of heat and high humidity levels may cause heat stress or other heat related illnesses particularly to those most vulnerable.
Today: Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 85. Calm wind becoming west around 6 mph in the morning.
Tonight: Patchy fog after 3am. Otherwise, partly cloudy, with a low around 70. Southwest wind around 6 mph.
Tuesday: Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 89. Heat index values as high as 95. West wind 5 to 10 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 72. Southwest wind 5 to 7 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny and hot, with a high near 90. Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 69.
Thursday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 83. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 63.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 76.
6 min - Weather with Pat Pagano – August 24WEATHER TRIVIA:1906 – GUINEA – VIRGINIA – 9.25” OF RAIN IN 40 MINUTES IN A CLOUDBURST.WEATHER-CAST:NICE SUMMER WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY AND RIGHT THROUGH THE WEEKEND. HUMIDITY VALUES WILL BEGIN TO RISE OVER THE WEEKEND…BUT NOTHING EXCESSIVE UNTIL NEXT WEEK. DAYTIME HIGHS NEAR 80 TODAY —MID 80S OVER THE WEEKEND. ANOTHER AUGUST HEATWAVE NEXT WEEK…SO GET READY FOR MORE AC…ICED TEA AND THE BEACH. UNTIL THEN…OUTDOOR PLANS SHOULD NOT BE A PROBLEM FOR THIS LAST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH THAT WILL FINALLY FEATURE NO SHOWERS.Lane Lashes HawaiiLane is a strong hurricane with 120 mph winds heading north slowly.The slow speed will result in extremely heavy rainfall that will result in mud slides and life threatening flash flooding. It will not move away until over the weekend. Below – track of Lane.Below today’s satellite & radar showing much of the action in the Upper Midwest. That system may not reach the East for some time. Instead..nice weather in the East will turn hazy – hot humid next week. Following the satellite – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow.Following – animated maps for the weekend…then amounts of rain for the next 7 days….and temperatures for Saturday.5 min
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Pat Pagano started Metro Weather almost 40 years ago. He has over four decades of forecasting experience