WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

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  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 10

    WEATHERCAST:

    A COOL FRONT OVER OHIO WILL MOVE ACROSS THE REGION THIS EVENING. AHEAD OF IT…CLOUDS AND SOME SHOWERS. CLEARING COMES IN LATER TONIGHT AND LEAVES US WITH PARTLY SUNNY SKIES FRIDAY. THIS FRONT MOVES BACK NORTH AS A WARM FRONT SATURDAY, WITH CLOUDS AND SHOWERS. ANOTHER FRONT CATCHES IT..AND IT MOVES SOUTH AGAIN SUNDAY…BUT HOW FAST ?

    NORTHERN HALF OF NEW ENGLAND HAS BEST CHANCE OF SUN…OTHERWISE CLOUDS AND

    SOME SHOWERS ON SUNDAY.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1803 – LATE SEASON SNOWSTORM – 6” OF SNOW FROM INDIANA TO NEW ENGLAND.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                SOME SUN – CHANCE OF LATE SHOWERS & GUSTY THUNDERSTORMS  – MID 70S

    TNTE:              AN EARLY SHOWER OTHERWISE CLEARING – 45-50

    FRI:                 PARTLY SUNNY AND BREEZY – 70-75

    SAT:                 CLOUDY- PERIODS OF RAIN – EVEN A THUNDERSTORM- 60-65

    MOTHER’S DAY: CLOUDS AND SHOWERS THEN PARTLY SUNNY – 70-75

    Soggy Days Ahead

    Satellite & radar show cold front over Ohio with showers and storms moving east to the coast by tonight. Next system in Rockies heads east to mess things up along the east coast for the weekend. Below – today’s risk of severe weather is dark green and yellow. 

    ​Below – amounts of rainfall expected over next 7 days…most of which includes this weekend. Following – animated maps for the next 2 days.

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 9

    WEATHERCAST:

    OUR FAIR AND MILD WEATHER  CONTINUES TODAY, WITH HIGHS IN THE PLEASANT 70S. A COLD FRONT MOVING INTO THE GREAT LAKES WILL SPELL CLOUDS THURSDAY AND A CHANCE OF SHOWERS. DOESN’T LOOK LIKE MUCH. BEHIND THAT FRONT – BACK TO BRIGHT PLEASANT WEATHER ON FRIDAY. IT SHOULD TURN WARMER THIS WEEKEND BUT WE WILL NEED TO WATCH A FRONT COMING DOWN FROM THE NW. SHOWERS POSSIBLE ON MOTHER’S DAY.  TIMING ON THAT…IFFY…WE’LL WORK ON IT.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1956 – BRADLEY AIRPORT, CT. – 28F – EQUALS LOWEST EVER IN MAY.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS – 75-80

    TNTE:              PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 50S

    THURS:           SOME SUN – CHANCE OF LATE SHOWERS – MID 70S

    FRI:                 PARTLY SUNNY AND BREEZY – 70-75

    SAT:                 SOME SUN-CHANCE OF SHOWERS  -MID 60S

    More Changeable Than Normal

     

    Above – Satellite/radar showing rain & storms Midwest – reaches East late Thursday…offshore Friday. Showers in Northwest – reaches Northeast Saturday and Sunday. If that 2nd front picks up some speed – things could improve during Mother’s Day for Northeast. Best chance of that – New England. Below – today’s risk of severe weather – dark green and yellow for Ohio Valley.

    ​Below – rainfall predictions for the next 7 days…which includes this weekend. UGH !

    ​Below – animated maps for the next couple of days. 
    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 8

    WEATHERCAST:

    A WEAK OVER THE AREA WITH A WEAK LOW OFF THE CAROLINAS. WE WILL BE IN A SQUEEZE PLAY BETWEEN THE 2 SYSTEMS…SO PARTLY SUNNY LOOKS LIKELY TODAY….SHOWERS NOT AS. FAIR AND MILD WEDNESDAY….BUT THEN WE WATCH A FRONT TO OUR WEST. THAT SYSTEM BRINGING SOME SHOWERS THURSDAY…BUT MOVING OUT BY FRIDAY.  WEEKEND IS QUESTIONABLE AS ANOTHER STALLED FRONT COULD PRESENTS US WITH SHOWERS, MORE ON THAT LATER.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1870 – HAILSTORM IN THE MID ATLANTIC: SOME WEIGHED 2 OUNCES.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 70S

    TNITE:            PARTLY CLOUDY-50

    WED:              A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS – 75-80

    THURS:           SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS – MID 70S

    FRI:                 EARLY SHOWER OTHERWISE PARTLY SUNNY AND BREEZY – 70-75

     

     

    Showers and thunderstorms Northern Plains into Great Lakes…otherwise quiet much of the Nation. Below – threat of severe weather today in dark green…followed by amounts of rainfall next 24 hours.

    Above…weather systems for next 2 days. One front will move off the coast by Friday…..as the next low in the Rockies heads east. That system will move across the Northeast on Mother’s Day.
    9 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 7

    WEATHERCAST:

    SOMETIMES FORECASTING IS LIKE PLAYING CARDS…..”CHANCE” IS BIG.  OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS WILL A FLUSH OF HIGH PRESSURE GIVE US THE WIN…WITH PARTLY SUNNY SKIES …60S AND 70S….OR WILL WE HAVE TO DEAL WITH A FULL HOUSE – HIGHS TO THE NORTH …LOWS TO THE SOUTH…RESULTING IN A “CHANCE” OF SHOWERS. NOT SURE WHAT HAND MOTHER NATURE WILL DEAL OUT..BUT WE’RE SURE IT WON’T BE HOT…OR COLD…AND IT WON’T BE WET. JUST HOW SUNNY IT WILL BE IS DOWN AND DIRTY.

     

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1978 – RECORD SNOWSTORM – BOULDER, COLORADO – 30” IN THE FOOTHILLS.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:            PARTLY SUNNY – LOWER 70S

    TNTE:              CLEAR – MID 40S

    TUES:              SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 70S

    TUES.NITE:     PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 50S

    WED:              A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS – 75-80

    THURS:           SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS – MID 70S

    Unsettled …….

     

    Radar + Satellite show a front stalled along the East Coast…best chance of rain Carolinas. Lots of unsettled weather for Western third of Nation. Cool north – warm south. Below – chance of thunderstorms today – dark green – followed by rainfall over the next 24 hours.

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 4

    WEATHERCAST:

    A COLD FRONT OVER MICHIGAN HEADS SOUTH AND EAST AND STALLS JUST TO THE SOUTH THIS WEEKEND. WARM AND HUMID TODAY…WITH A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM…IN 80S. BEHIND THE FRONT…COOLER TONIGHT AND THROUGH THE WEEKEND. THE STALLED FRONT DRIFTS NORTH TO THREATEN WITH SHOWERS THIS WEEKEND UNTIL ANOTHER FRONT IN GREAT LAKES SHOVES THE WHOLE MESS SOUTH…BY WHEN ? YOU GUESSED IT – MONDAY.  NICE WEATHER RETURNS NEXT WEEK.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1917- DENVER, CO., GETS 12” OF SNOW.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:            SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS- SOME MAY BE GUSTY OR SEVERE – MID 80S

    TNTE:          ANY SHOWERS END – TURNING PARTLY CLOUDY- COOLER – MID 50S

    SAT:             PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80

    SUN:            MOSTLY CLOUDY- SHOWERS – 65-70

    MON:           PARTLY SUNNY – MID 60S.

    7 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 3

    WEATHERCAST:

    A FRONT STRETCHES FROM QUEBEC TO COLORADO. AHEAD OF IT…ANOTHER VERY WARM DAY…MORE HUMID…AND A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM CANNOT BE RULED OUT LATE DAY AND NIGHT. THAT FRONT WILL MOVE SLOWLY SOUTH FRIDAY…SO SOME HIT-OR-MISS SHOWERS AND STORMS WITH HIGHS IN 80S. WHAT HAPPENS TO THAT FRONT OVER THE WEEKEND WILL DETERMINE IF IT DRIES OUT & COOLS DOWN…OR COOLS DOWN WITH SHOWERS.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1812 – GREATEST SNOWSTORM AT SEA LEVEL IN NEW ENGLAND: 4” @BOSTON, 12”@MILLBURY.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:            PARTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR A GUSTY THUNDERSTORM – MID 80S

    TNTE:          SCATTERED SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – MID 60S

    FRI:             SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – 80-85

    SAT:             SOME SUN – 75-80

    SUN:            MOSTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF SHOWERS – LOWER 70S

    Broken line of showers and storms from Great Lakes down to Texas will continue east – some of which will be severe again today. Meanwhile..a disturbance in The Bahamas needs to be watched. Below – today’s risk of severe weather – yellow and brown – best chances.
    5 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 2

    WEATHERCAST:

    HIGH PRESSURE OFF THE CAROLINAS ACTING LIKE A BERMUDA HIGH WILL MEAN SUNNY AND SUMMERLIKE WEATHER FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. TEMPS IN 80S BY DAY – 60S AT NIGHT. THERE COULD BE A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM IN SPOTS THURSDAY & FRIDAY. WEEKEND…A BIT IFFY. A COUPLE OF FRONTS WILL PASS BY, SO THERE COULD BE A SPOTTY SHOWER, OTHERWISE THE SUN WILL BATTLE WITH CLOUDS AND KEEP TEMPS IN THE 70S. NOT TERRIBLE.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1947 – TROPICAL STORM DUMPS 4-6” OF RAIN ON PARTS OF THE EASTERN SEABOARD.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:            SUNNY AND SUMMERLIKE – MID 80S

    TNTE:          PARTLY CLOUDY- MILD – LOWER 60S

    THURS:        PARTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM – MID 80S

    FRI:             SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – 80

    SAT:             SOME SUN – 75-80

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – May 1

    WEATHERCAST:

    IT’S THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY AND IT IS STARTING OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT WITH SUNNY WARM WEATHER EVERYWHERE IN THE 70S. LOOKS LIKE THE TREND OF BRIGHT & WARM CONTINUES THRU MID WEEK AS WE RISE INTO THE 80S…AND SOME WILL COMPLAIN – IT’S TOO WARM TOO FAST. A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM POSSIBLE LATER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY…AND THAT SHOULD LEADTO FAIR AND SEASONABLE WEATHER THIS WEEKEND.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1762 – BEGINNING OF A SEVERE SUMMER DROUGHT IN THE EAST.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:            PARTLY SUNNY AND WARM – MID 70S

    TNTE:          MOSTLY CLEAR – LOWER 50S

    WED:           SUNNY AND SUMMERLIKE – MID 80S

    THURS:        PARTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM – MID 80S

    FRI:             SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – 80

     

     

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 30
    HERE'S YOUR ROBIN HOOD RADIO TRI-STATE FORECAST INCLUDING NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT,
    SOUTH COUNTY MASS, DUTCHESS, ULSTER AND COLUMBIA COUNTIES IN NEW YORK.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1947 – WETTEST SINGLE DAY IN MANY EASTERN CITIES WHEN 3 TO 5” OF RAIN FELL.

     SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:        CONSIDERABLY CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS – 50-55

    TNTE:          PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 40S

    TUES:          MOSTLY SUNNY AND WARM – 75-80

    WED:           SUNNY AND SUMMER-LIKE – MID 80S

    THURS:        PARTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM – MID 80S

    Rain/Snowshowers – NE – Warm Elsewhere

     

    A storm on the surface and aloft over The Northeast producing unseasonably cool – windy weather with showers – and even snowshowers across New York STate. It will move out Tuesday…and warm weather will overspread much of the Nation. Showers and storms in Plains…some of which will be severe over the next few days. That front will weaken by the time it reaches the East by the weekend.  Below – today’s outlook for severe weather….yellow and tan denoting best chance .

    ​Below – rainfall expected over the next 5 days….followed by animated maps for the next 2 days.

    14 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 27

    WEATHERCAST:

    OUR NEXT LOW OVER VIRGINIA WILL HEAD NORTHEAST…SO APRIL SHOWERS CONTINUE. NEXT – A COLD FRONT MOVES IN LATER SATURDAY WITH SHOWERS…BUT BEFORE THAT…SOME SUN AND MILD. THE AIR BEHIND THE FRONT WILL BE UNSTABLE…SO CLOUDS COULD WIN OUT OVER SUN ON SUNDAY AND WIDELY SCATTERED SHOWERS MAY STILL BE POSSIBLE. THIS TYPE OF PATTERN WILL END APRIL…BUT MAY COME IN ON A SUNNY WARM NOTE…HOPEFULLY INDICATING A CHANGE IN THE PATTERN.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1942 – TORNADOES IN OKLAHOMA…52 KILLED….OVER $2 MILLION IN DAMAGES

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                CLOUDY- SHOWERS – – LOWER 60S

    TNTE:              SHOWERS END – MID 40S

    SAT:                 PARTLY SUNNY-AFTERNOON SHOWERS – LOWER 70S

    SUN:                VARIABLY CLOUDY- SHOWERS – 55-60

    MON:               ON THE CLOUDY SIDE – A SHOWER – 60

    Quick Changes For The North……

    ​Rain over MidAtlantic heads across Northeast today.  Showers over Great Lakes and Upper Midwest will bring waves of cooler air into Northeast this weekend…and even some snow…yes…snow…over higher elevations Sunday into Monday for Northeast.  Below – chance of thunderstorms today – in green.

    Below- animated maps for the weekend – followed by amounts of rain for next 5 days…then high temperatures for your Saturday. While the pattern will try to change to warmer weather next week…the Northeast could slip back from time to time with cool temps.  Have a nice – safe weekend.

    10 min

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