WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

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  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 25
    WEATHERCAST:
    LOW PRESSURE OVER THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES WILL REACH NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND BY THURSDAY. IT WILL CAUSE RAIN AND SHOWERS TODAY…THEN CLEARING TONIGHT. THURSDAY WILL TURN OUT NICE WITH SUN AND MILD TEMPS. WAITING IN THE WINGS …ANOTHER LOW IN GULF STATES AND A COLD FRONT OVER THE GT.LKS. –  THE TWO WILL COMBIN TO PRODUCE MORE UNSETTLED WEATHER FRIDAY. IF ALL WORKS OUT, CLEARING AND SEASONABLE FOR THE WEEKEND.
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1875 – N.Y.C.- LATEST MEASURABLE SNOWFALL OF 3” !
    SHORT VERSION:
    TDY: CLOUDY – PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS – 60
    TNTE: SHOWERS TAPER OFF – 50
    THURS: MOSTLY SUNNY –70
    FRI: CLOUDING UP FOLLOWED BY SHOWERS – MID 60S
    SAT: SHOWERS THEN PARTLY SUNNY – 65-70
      

     

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 24

    WEATHERCAST:

    A LARGE LOW OVER THE CAROLINAS WILL CONTINUE NORTH, CAUSING WET WEATHER TO OVERSPREAD MUCH OF THE EAST COAST BY TONIGHT. AS THE LOW CONTINUES NORTH…RAIN AND SHOWERS WILL STILL BE WITH US WEDNESDAY. ANY LEFTOVER SHOWERS SHOULD CHANGE TO PARTLY SUNNY SKIES THURSDAY. ANOTHER FRONT HEADS OUR WAY BY LATE WEEK AND EARLY WEEKEND WHEN MORE APRIL SHOWERS COME OUR WAY. AT LEAST TEMPS WILL STAY CLOSER TO AVERAGE.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1908 – TORNADO OUTBREAK KILLS 155 IN MISSISSIPPI AND 37 IN ALABAMA.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SUN WITH DEVELOPING CLOUDS – MID 60S
    TNTE: PERIODS OF RAIN AND FOG DEVELOPING – 45-50
    WED: CLOUDY – PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS – 60
    THURS: CLOUDS AND LEFT OVER SHOWERS – 65-70
    FRI: SUN THEN CLOUDS – CHANCE OF LATE SHOWERS – MID 60S

    ​Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall projections for the next 5 days….heaviest for the southeast.

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 23
    WEATHERCAST:
    THE STRING OF NICE DAYS CONTINUE WITH SUN AND HIGHS INTO THE 60S. A WET STORM OVER THE GULF STATES HEADS TO THE S.E. COAST TUESDAY WHEN CLOUDS WILL BE INCREASING HERE.  AS THE STORM TURNS UP THE COAST, RAIN ARRIVES OVER THE MID-ATLANTIC TUESDAY AND INTO NEW ENGLAND BY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY MAY SEE SOME SUN..BUT UNSETTLED – APRIL SHOWERY WEATHER COULD EASILY  RETURN LATE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND, WHEN TEMPS WILL AGAIN FALL OFF.
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1885- DENVER’S GREATEST SNOWSTORM: 23” IN 24 HOURS- 32” AT IDAHO SPRING, CO.
    SHORT VERSION:
    TODAY: MOSTLY SUNNY AND PLEASANT- 65-70
    TNTE: CLEAR – 35-40
    TUES: SUN WITH DEVELOPING CLOUDS – MID 60S
    WED: CLOUDY – PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS – 60-65
    THURS: CLOUDS AND LEFT OVER SHOWERS – 65-70
    Finally, More Spring-like……

    ​Satellite/radar showing a spring storm in Gulf States with rain and storms. It will spread north to affect the East Coast Tuesday and Wednesday. Front in Rockies will reach the east by end of the week. Below – today’s chance of severe weather…..darkest green have best chance.

    ​Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall projections for the next 5 days….heaviest for the southeast.

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 19
    WEATHERCAST:
    GOOD WEATHER IS WAITING IN THE WINGS. FIRST…THE CLOUDY DAMP WEATHER WILL PUSH ON OUT BY TONIGHT. THERE WILL BE A CHILL WIND FRIDAY WITH SUN AND CLOUDS AND HIGHS LOWER 50S. A SPELL OF DRY WEATHER TAKES OVER FOR THE WEEKEND AND EASILY INTO NEXT WEEK. DRY WEATHER MEANS LESS CLOUDS…LESS CLOUDS MEAN HIGHER TEMPS. 50S TO 60 OVER THE WEEKEND…60S EARLY NEXT WEEK, TAKE THAT TO THE BANK.
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1741 – SNOW FALLS UP TO 2 TO 3 FEET IN THE NORTHEAST ! (BACK IN THE 1700’S WHEN THERE WAS NO GLOBAL WARMING).
    SHORT VERSION:
    TDY: CLOUDY- PERIODS OF RAIN – LOWER 50S
    TONITE: CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS – 35-40
    FRIDAY: CHILLY WIND – VARIABLY CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS – LOWER 50S
    SAT: SOME SUN – MID 50S
    SUN: MOSTLY SUNNY – 60
    Spring Rain & Wet Snow – Norhteast

    Satellite & radar show rain and wet snow for the Northeast today – higher elevations could pick up 1″-3″.  New storm west coast takes southern track this weekend and then up coast by late next week. Below – animated maps for next 2 days.
    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 18

    ANOTHER STORM IN THE MIDWEST WILL HEAD EAST AND HOP ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY AND OFF NEW ENGLAND BY FRIDAY MORING. SOME RAIN AND SHOWERS WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT INTO THURSDAY AND SOME OF THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS MAY SEE THIS END AS SOME WET SNOW THURSDAY NIGHT. A NIPPY WIND WITH SUN AND CLOUDS FRIDAY…IN 50S.

    WEEKEND LOOKS FAIR AND DRY WITH HIGHS IN 50S TO NEAR 60. A BETTER SHOT FOR SPRINGLIKE WEATHER NEXT WEEK.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1896 – GREAT HEATWAVE IN NORTHEAST: 92 @NORWALK, CT, 90 @ MIDDLETOWN & BRIDGEPORT,CT.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – 55-60

    TONITE: CLOUDY- SHOWERS DEVELOPING – LOWER 40S

    THURS: CLOUDY- PERIODS OF RAIN – LOWER 50S

    THUR.NITE: CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS – 35-40

    FRIDAY: CLOUDS – SHOWERS – MID 50S

    SAT: SOME SUN – MID 50S

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 17

    WEATHERCAST:

    AS ONE STORM HEADS UP ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND INTO CANADA…THE NEXT STORM IN THE ROCKIES WILL BE FOLLOWING A SIMILAR TRACK. NET RESULT…UNSETTLED. BREEZY WITH SOME SUN AND A SHOWER HERE AND THERE …TEMPS IN THE COOL 50S. PARTLY CLOUDY WEDNESDAY THEN THE NEXT STORM BRINGS IN SHOWERS BY THURSDAY…WHICH COULD LINGER INTO FRIDAY. WEEKEND STARTS FINE AND MAY END THAT WAY WITH TEMPS NEARING 60.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1821- SNOWSTORM PREVENTS MEETING OF GENERAL COURT AT BOSTON: 15” SNOW AT
    WORCESTER, MA.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: CONSIDERABLY CLOUDY AND WINDY- SCATTERED SHOWERS – 55-60
    TONITE: PARTLY CLOUDY –35- 40
    WED: MOSTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – SCATTERED SHOWERS – LOWER 60S
    WED.NITE: CLOUDY- SHOWERS DEVELOPING – LOWER 40S
    THURS: CLOUDY- PERIODS OF RAIN – MID 50S
    FRIDAY: CLOUDS – SHOWERS – MID 50S

    Spring Struggles….

     

    Above – snapshot of N.America today. Notice how it’s cold for 75% of the continent.  Below – today’s satellite/radar showing storms in Eastern Canada and west coast.

    ​Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by amounts of rainfall for the next 5 days.

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 16

    WEATHERCAST:

    A LARGE STORM EXTENDS FROM THE GREAT LAKES TO THE NORTHEAST AND WILL PUSH NORTH TODAY, SO RAIN AND WIND EASES FROM SOUTH TO NORTH. THE WIND WILL CONTINUE BUSY FROM TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY UNDER PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES….WITH ONLY A SHOWER HERE AND THERE.

    ANOTHER SMALL STORM BRINGS SOME WET WEATHER THURSDAY…AND THAT SHOULD BE FOLLOWED BY PARTLY SUNNY SKIES AND SEASONABLE WEATHER FOR LATE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1935 – UP TO 8” OF SNOW CANCELS OPENING DAY BASEBALL ALONG THE EAST COAST

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY: WINDY, HEAVY RAIN AT TIMES, CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM. 55-60

    TNTE: SHOWERS – LOWER 40S

    TUES: CONSIDERABLY CLOUDY AND WINDY- SCATTERED SHOWERS – 55-60

    TUES.NITE: PARTLY CLOUDY – 40

    WED: MOSTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – SCATTERED SHOWERS – LOWER 60S

    THURS: CLOUDY- PERIODS OF RAIN – MID 50S

    Stormy East – Cold West

     

    Heavy rains hitting the East with thunderstorms and strong winds…snow from Great Lakes to Upper Midwest. New storm in the West coming east during the week. Below – chance of thunderstorms in green.

    ​Above. upper air for Monday – showing trof over Central U.S.  Southerly flow ahead of it pumping up tons of moisture from Gulf of Mexico…net result will be 1″-3″ of rain in Northeast. Below – chart showing rainfall amounts through next 5 days.
    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 13

    WEATHERCAST:

    IT MAY BE FRIDAY THE 13TH….BUT FOR LOTS OF US IT WILL NOT BE UNLUCKY WEATHERWISE. SOUTHERLY WINDS COMBINED WITH PARTLY SUNNY SKIES WILL SEND TEMPS THRU THE 70S AND TOWARD 80 TODAY AND SATURDAY WITH A GUSTY WIND. A COLD FRONT NEAR MONTREAL WILL HEAD SOUTH AND IT WILL RESULT IN CLOUDS – COOLER WEATHER WITH SOME RAIN ON SUNDAY. A STRONGER COLD FRONT HEADS IN FROM WEST MONDAY WHEN HEAVIER RAIN AND WIND IS POSSIBLE AND THUNDERSTORMS…NOW THAT SOUNDS MORE LIKE SPRING.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1933- BOSTON, MA, – RECEIVES 5” OF SNOW ON OPENING DAY OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                SOME SUN – WARM – 65-70

    TNTE:             PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 50S

    SAT:                 SUN AND CLOUDS – WINDY – MID 70S

    SUN:               WINDY- PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS – LOWER 50S

    MON:              WINDY WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – MID 60S

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 12
    HERE'S YOUR ROBIN HOOD RADIO TRI-STATE FORECAST INCLUDING NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT,
    SOUTH COUNTY MASS, DUTCHESS, ULSTER AND COLUMBIA COUNTIES IN NEW YORK. 

    TDY:                SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY –LATE SHOWERS – MID 50S

    TNTE:             SHOWERS END – CLOUDY- MID 40S

    FRI:                 SOME SUN – WARM – 65-70

    SAT:                 SUN AND CLOUDS – WINDY – MID 70S

    SUN:               WINDY- PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS – MID 50S

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 11

    WEATHERCAST:

    SINCE HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE STICKING AROUND…MOSTLY DRY AND MILDER WEATHER IS ON TAP FOR THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS. A WEAK FRONT COULD RESULT IN A SHOWER OR TWO HERE AND THERE, BUT ASIDE FROM THAT…TEMPS COULD EASILY HEAD FOR 70 OR BETTER BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND. A LATE WINTER STORM WILL HIT THE NORTH CENTRAL STATES LATE THIS WEEK…AND MAY REACH US IN THE FORM OF RAIN AND NOT SNOW BY LATE WEEKEND AND EARLY NEXT WEEK.  UNTIL THEN…EVERYTHING’S COMING UP TULIPS…GRASS….ETC.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1965 – PALM SUNDAY TORNADOES: 37 FUNNELS – IOWA-WISCONSIN – ILLINOIS – MICHIGAN – INDIANA AND OHIO.  271 KILLED – 3000 INJURED – $500 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:           PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 50S

    TONIGHT:       PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 30S

    THUR:             SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY –LATE SHOWERS – MID 50S

    FRI:                 SOME SUN – WARM – 65-70

    SAT:                 SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 70S

    Spring -South & East, Winter -North & West

      

    Maps above for the next couple of days show a major late winter storm for Northern Rockies and No. Plains. Many places will get blizzard conditions by Friday with snowfall being measured in feet. Meanwhile..same storm will carry heavy rain and thunderstorms east across Ohio Valley this weekend and into East early next week. 
    11 min

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