WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

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  • Weather with Pat Pagano April 10

    WEATHERCAST:

    A LOW OFF THE CAROLINAS WILL HEAD INTO THE OCEAN TAKING ANY PRECIP AND CLOUDS WITH IT. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN AND GIVE US FAIR AD MILDER WEATHER THRU MID WEEK. AS A WINTER LIKE STORM TAKES SHAPE IN THE NORTHERN PLAINS…IT SHOULD PROMOTE A BIGGER WARMER UP IN THE EAST. WE ARE HOPING FOR SOUTHERLY WINDS to BRING IN SOME SPRING LIKE OR EVEN SUMMERLIKE WX BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND…BUT IT COULD GET WET BY SUNDAY. UNTIL THEN..

    GREY SKIES ARE GONNA CLEAR UP…PUT ON A HAPPY FACE.

     WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1979 – OUTBREAK OF 23 TORNADOES – RED RIVER AREA OF TEXAS & OKLAHOMA. TEXA – 11 DEAD & 27 MILLION IN DAMAGES – TEXAS – 45 DEAD AND 300 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

     SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:           WET SNOW AND SOME RAIN – LOWER 40S

    TNTE:             CLEARING – 25-30

    WED:              SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 50S

    THURS:          SOME SUN – LATE SHOWERS – LOWER 60S

    Warming Up …….

    A touch of rain and wet snow moves across the Northeast….no big deal…with showers and storms in the southeast which may be severe. New system moving into west coast could bring a late winter storm to Northern Rockies and Plains by end of the week.  Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow.

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by high temperatures for Wednesday….where you will notice a very big warm up for most of the Nation…about time. 

    9 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 6

    WEATHERCAST:

    A WARM FRONT MOVES BY TODAY, WITH SOME SPOTTY LIGHT RAIN OR WET SNOW ONLY TO BE FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER COLD FRONT TONIGHT WITH SOME RAIN OR WET SNOW SHOWERS. AFTER THAT, A STORM ON THE FRONT IN THE SOUTHERN PLAINS HEADS FOR THE MID-ATLANTIC. THE TRACK WILL DETERMINE WHO GETS THE WINTRY MIX OR SNOW AND WHO GETS NOTHING. LOOKS LIKE NEW ENGLAND MAY MISS THIS ONE, WHILE ANYONE FROM SOUTHERN PA…TO SOUTH N.J. WILL HAVE TO FACE MORE WINTRY WEATHER. IN ANY EVENT- BY SUNDAY – EVERYONE HAS SUN AND CHILLY TEMPS.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1973 – SEVERE SNOWSTORM – HIGH WINDS – DRIFTS TO 16 FEET CLOSED HIGHWAYS IN IOWA: 20” AT BELLE PLAINE- 19” DUBUQUE.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:                 CLOUDY- WINDY- WET SNOW CHANGES TO RAIN – 45-50

    TNTE:                  RAIN SHOWERS CHANGE TO SNOWSHOWERS – MID 30S

    SAT:                       ANY SNOWSHOWERS TAPER OFF, PARTLY CLOUDY  –– 40-45

    SUN:                      SUNNY – 45-50

    MON:                    INCREASING CLOUDS – MID 40S

    7 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 5

    WEATHERCAST:

    ENJOY THE SUN, EVEN THOUGH IT’S CHILLY. CLOUDS RETURN TONIGHT. ANOTHER COLD FRONT HEADS THIS WAY FRIDAY WITH SHOWERS…SOME MAY BEGIN BRIEFLY AS WET SNOW SHOWERS; OTHERWISE IT TURNS MILD AHEAD OF THE FRONT..THEN TEMPS CRASH AGAIN BY THE WEEKEND.

    AS THAT HAPPENS, A STORM ON THE FRONT MOVES FROM TENNESSEE VALEY TO THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST AND GIVES US THE CHANCE OF ANOTHER APRIL MANTLE OF SNOW. THAT SHOULD MOVE OUT TO ALLOW FOR THE SUN TO SHOW ITS FACE SUNDAY..BUT AGAIN…CHILLY. WHAT DID THAT GROUNDHOG SAY ?

     

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1936 – TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI – TORNADO – 1200 FT WIDE – 20 MILES LONG – KILLED 216 PEOPLE, INJURED 700, 3 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                      SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – MID 40S

    TNTE:                  PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 20S

    FRIDAY:               CLOUDY- CHANCE OF RAIN A/O WET SNOW – 40S

    SAT:                       SNOW OR SNOWSHOWERS TAPER OFF –– 35-40

    SUN:                      PARTLY SUNNY – MID 40S

    Below- animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by national snowfall forecast for the next 5 days……quite impressive for this time of year.

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 4

    ADVISORIES: WIND ADVISORY 2PM TO 4AM THURS

    WEATHERCAST:

    A COLD FRONT CHARGING THRU THE APPALACHIANS WILL MAKE IT WINDY AND MILD WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS, ONLY TO BE FOLLOWED BY CLEARING LATER ON AND A TURN TO MUCH COLDER WEATHER TONIGHT. THURSDAY WILL BE A FAIR, BRISK AND CHILLY DAY WITH HIGHS MAINLY IN THE 40. AN ALBERTA CLIPPER-TYPE LOW MOVES BY TO OUR NORTH FRIDAY WITH A BETTER CHANCE FOR RAIN THAN SNOW…BUT THAT COULD REVERSE ITSELF FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SATURDAY A.M. AS COLD AIR RETURNS. AFTER THAT WE WATCH A STORM IN THE SOUTH TO SEE IF IT WILL COME THIS WAY.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1915- PHILADELPHIA’S 2ND HEAVIEST SNOWFALL OF 19”. WINDS TO 60MPH  FORCED MILLIONS TO ABANDON THEIR EASTER BONNETS.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                      GUSTY WINDS AND MILD WITH SHOWERS AND CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 60S

    TNTE:                  CLEAR- BREEZY – MUCH COLDER – UPPER 20S

    THURS:                SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – MID 40S

    FRIDAY:               CLOUDY- CHANCE OF RAIN A/O WET SNOW – 40S

    More Slaps From Winter

     

    ​Cold front moving through Appalachians. Ahead of it…mild..showers..thunderstorms and winds to 50 mph….today…behind it..back to winter. Snow in Great Lakes. New system in Northwest heads to Northeast by Friday. Below- today’s threat of severe weather in dark green and yellow.

    ​Below- animated maps for the next 2 days
    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – April 3

    WEATHERCAST:

    OUR WEATHER PATTERN IS MORE SYMBOLIC OF EARLY MARCH …SO TRY TO THINK OF IT AS THAT. NOW…WE CAN SET THE STAGE FOR ANOTHER COLD FRONT WHICH WILL BRING MILDER AIR AHEAD OF IT ALONG WITH RAIN AND EVEN A T-STORM THRU WEDNESDAY.

     

    COLDER WEATHER RETURNS IN STAGES FROM LATE WEEK TO THE WEEKEND…AND

    WE MAY HAVE TO WATCH ANOTHER SYSTEM AS THIS HAPPENS. IN ADDITION, THE

    DAYS LEADING UP TO THE 15TH MAY BE MORE TAXING THAN YOU THINK.

    FOR NOW…LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRELLA.

     

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1974 – MIDWEST – SUPER TORNADO OUTBREAK – 148 TWISTERS IN 24 HOURS.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:                CLOUDY- AFTERNOON RAIN – MID 40S

    TNTE:                  RAIN AND FOG – 40S AND RISING

    WED:                    GUSTY WINDS AND MILD WITH SHOWERS AND CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 60S

    THURS:                SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – 45-50

    Winter…Still In The Mix…

     

    Unusual weather pattern will continue with cold air from time to time and waves of storms that will produce anything from wintry mix to severe thunderstorms. Severe outbreak possible today in Ohio Valley and south.
    Snow in Northern Plains.  Below – today’s risk of severe weather…followed by today’s wind chill effects.

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days.

    12 min
  • Weather with Anthony Jay – April 2

    WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL NOON EDT TODAY…

    * WHAT…Snow. Snow accumulations of 2 to 5 inches are expected.

    * WHERE…Litchfield County Connecticut.

    * WHEN…Until noon EDT today.

    Today: Snow, mainly before 11am. High near 45. Northeast wind 5 to 8 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.

    Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around 28. South wind 3 to 7 mph.

    Tuesday: A slight chance of rain and snow before 10am, then rain. High near 43. Southeast wind 7 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Little or no snow accumulation expected.

    Tuesday Night: Rain likely, mainly after 2am. Cloudy, with a low around 40. South wind 9 to 14 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible.

    Wednesday: Rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm before 8am, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm between 8am and 5pm, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 5pm. Cloudy, with a high near 59. Southwest wind 13 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.

    Wednesday Night: A chance of showers before 8pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around 26. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.

    Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 43.

    Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26.

    Friday: A chance of snow showers before 11am, then a chance of rain showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 46. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

    Friday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers before 11pm, then a chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25. Chance of precipitation is 40%.

    Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 39.

    Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 25.

    Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 42.

     

    8 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 30

    WEATHERCAST:

    A FRONT MOVES BY EARLY, SO ANY WET WEATHER WILL GIVE WAY TO PARTLY SUNNY SKIES THIS AFTERNOON, AND IT WILL BE MILD IN THE 60S. CLEAR TONIGHT. SATURDAY WILL FEATURE LOTS OF SUN WITH CLOUDS LATE IN THE DAY AND IN THE 50S. NEXT FRONT HOPS ON BY WITH PETER RABBIT SUNDAY A.M. WITH SOME SHOWERS…THEN PARTLY SUNNY AND BREEZY IN THE AFTERNOON. MONDAY SHOULD BE BRIGHT AND COOL. HERE’S HOPING YOUR EASTER IS EGG-ACTLY WHAT YOU WANT IT TO BE.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1977- WARMEST MARCH DAY IN HISTORY FOR THE NORTHEAST: NEAR 90

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                STAYING MILD..CLOUDY, WITH SHOWERS – LOWER 60S

    TNTE:             SHOWERS END THEN CLEAR AND COLD – MID 30S

    SAT:                 SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 50S

    EASTER:        SHOWERS THEN PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 50S

    MON:              SUNNY- LOWER 50S.

    8 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 29

    WEATHERCAST:

    A FRONT NEAR CHICAGO WILL RESULT IN MILD WEATHER, WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS AND SOME RAIN, ESPECIALLY TONIGHT INTO EARLY FRIDAY. AS THE FRONT MOVES OFFSHORE…SKIES WILL BEGIN THEIR CLEARING TREND FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SATURDAY SHOULD FEATURE PLENTY OF SUN AND TEMPS IN 50S. ANOTHER COLD FRONT IN CENTRAL CANADA WILL DIVE THIS WAY ON EASTER SUNDAY WITH A CHANCE OF SOME SHOWERS, BUT STILL IN THE 50S.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1945 – CLIMAX OF THE HOTTEST MARCH: 90 DEGREES AT PROVIDENCE, R.I. – 86 AT BOSTON.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                VERY MILD WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS – SCATTERED SHOWERS LATE – LOWER  60S

    TNTE:             CLOUDY- MILD – SHOWERS & FOG – LOWS 50

    FRI:                 STAYING MILD..CLOUDY, SOME RAIN FOLLOWED BY LATE CLEARING – MID 60S

    SAT:                 SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 50S

    EASTER:        SHOWERS THEN PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 50S

    ​Animated maps above show how there will be one front after another moving across the Nation to keep the weather unsettled. Below – radar and satellite picture followed by threat of severe weather today highlighted in dark green and yellow.

    Below- high temperatures expected for Thursday followed by snowfall for the next 5 days. On a side note…several parameters indicate that there could still be another blast of winter before the mid part of April…so keep the coat handy. Be safe.

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 28
    WEATHERCAST:
    WE GO FROM BACK-TO-BACK NOR’EASTERS TO WALL-TO-WALL FRONTS. THESE FRONTS WILL RESULT IN MILD WEATHER WITH SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS FROM TIME TO TIME RIGHT INTO FRIDAY. 50S AND 60S WILL BE COMMON. THERE’S A CHANCE THINGS MAY CLEAR UP FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND INTO SATURDAY WHEN IT WILL BE WINDY AND NOT AS MILD. EASTER SUNDAY LOOKING A BIT UNSETTLED WITH CLOUDY PERIODS – COOL TEMPS AND A SHOWER IN SPOTS, BUT THAT COULD CHANGE.
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1984 – DEVASTATING TORNADOES IN THE CAROLINAS: 26 TWISTERS, 59 DEAD, $100 MILL IN DAMAGES.
    SHORT VERSION:
    TDY: VARIABLY CLOUDY- SCATTERED SHOWERS – LOWER 50S
    TNTE: CLOUDY- LOWER 40S
    THURS: VERY MILD WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS – SCATTERED SHOWERS – LOWER  60S
    FRI: STAYING MILD..CLOUDY, SOME RAIN – MID 60S
    SAT: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 50S
    The March Of Fronts….

    ​Animated maps above show how there will be one front after another moving across the Nation to keep the weather unsettled. Below – radar and satellite picture.
    13 min

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