WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

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  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 27

    WEATHERCAST:

    A HIGH-PRESSURE RIDGE IS STILL OVER US – SO TEMPS START RISING AND CLOUDS BEGIN INCREASING. A FRONT IN THE MIDWEST COULD SPILL SOME SHOWERS OUR WAY BY MID WEEK…OTHERWISE A SECOND FRONT WILL TRY ON THURSDAY. THIS FRONT MAY SLOW AND STILL PRODUCE SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS FRIDAY. THERE IS STILL ANOTHER FRONT THAT MOVES BY EASTER WEEKEND..SO SHOWERS AND COOL TEMPS MAY BE POSSIBLE.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1890 – SEVERE TORNADO OUTBREAK IN OHIO VALLEY…78 KILLED IN LOUISVILLE, KY

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:                SUN AND SOME CLOUDS – LOWER 50S

    TNTE:             CLOUDY-CHANCE OF SHOWERS –  LOW TO MID 30S

    WED:              VARIABLY CLOUDY- SCATTERED SHOWER – LOWER 50S

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

    FRI:                 STAYING MILD..CLOUDY, SOME RAIN – MID 60S

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days followed by high temperatures for Wednesday. Clearly..a warming trend has started but may not last too long as we expect colder weather to return after Easter. Be safe.

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano March 26

    WEATHERCAST:

    A CHILLY HIGH OVER MAINE WILL MOVE SLOWLY OFFSHORE AND TREAT US TO DRY AND BRIGHT WEATHER FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. TEMPS WILL BE IN THE 40S…RISING INTO THE 50S…AND

    EVEN 60S BY MID WEEK PROVIDING THE SUN STAYS OUT. A FRONT IN THE PLAINS MAY NOT BRING ANY SIGNIFICANT CLOUDS OR WET WEATHER OUR WAY UNTIL THE END OF THE WEEK.  EXTRAPOLATION SHOWS THIS FRONT HEADING OFFSHORE IN TIME FOR THE EASTER WEEKEND …

    BUT THEN TEMPS MAY NOT BRING UP TULIPS.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1950 – 50 TO 60” OF SNOW FALL IN THE BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:           SUNNY – MID 40S

    TNTE:             CLEAR – 20-25

    TUES:             SUN AND SOME CLOUDS – LOWER 50S

    WED:              VARIABLY CLOUDY- MAYBE A SHOWER – MID 40S

    THURS:          VERY MILD WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS – SCATTERED SHOWERS – MID 60S

    13 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 23

    OUR LAST NOR’EASTER IS OFF NOVA SCOTIA…STILL CAUSING SPOKES OF LOW PRESSURE TO CIRCULATE AROUND IT. THESE SPOKES WILL KEEP US CHILLY..AND WILL MANAGE TO PRODUCE SOME SNOW SHOWERS AND FLURRIES EACH DAY IN SPOTS. ANOTHER WINTER-LIKE STORM IN THE MIDWEST SHOULD GET SHOVED TO OUR SOUTH AS HIGH PRESSURE STAYS IN CONTROL. SO EVEN THOUGH DRY, SPRINGLIKE TEMPS WILL WAIT UNTIL NEXT WEEK.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1934 – LATE SEASON COLD WAVE DROPS TEMPS TO  -10F AT PITTSBURG, N.H.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY: SUN AND CLOUDS – CHANCE OF SNOW SHOWERS – MID 40S

    TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 30

    SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY- SOME FLURRIES – LOWER 40S

    SUN: SCATTERED FLURRIES OTHERWISE CLOUDY – 40

    MON: SUNNY-40S

     
    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 22

    WEATHERCAST:

    AS OUR NOR’EASTER PULLS AWAY FROM THE NEW ENGLAND COAST…THE WINTER CHILL WILL CONTINUE. SPOKES OF LOW PRESSURE ROTATING AROUND THAT LOW WILL INSTIGATE SOME SNOW SHOWERS FROM FRIDAY INTO THE WEEKEND…ESPECIALLY OVER THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS.
    DAYTIME HIGHS IN 40S…NIGHTS…20S AND 30S. QUIET WEATHER SHOULD HOLD THROUGH MUCH OF NEXT WEEK AND WITH THAT A SLOW MODERATING TREND IN TEMPS.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1980 – OVER 9” OF RAIN IN CATSKILLS, N.Y. CAUSES SEVERE FLOODING.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY – MID 40S
    TNTE: CONTINUED PARTLY CLOUDY – 25-30
    FRIDAY: SUN AND CLOUDS – CHANCE OF SNOWSHOWERS – MID 40S
    SAT: CLOUDY- FLURRIES – LOWER 40S
    SUN: SCATTERED FLURRIES OTHERWISE CLOUDY – 40

    METRO WEATHER’S

    SPRING FORECAST – 2018
    ———————————————-
    APRIL 2018
    FIRST WEEK: SHOWERS..EVEN SOME WET SNOW THEN NICE
    SECOND WEEK: STILL FAIR BUT CHILLY THEN TURNING WET
    THIRD WEEK: SUNNY AND MILD – SHOWERS & THUNDERSTORMS LATE
    LAST WEEK: SHOWERS AND STORMS AT THE START AND FINISH – FAIR AND MILD IN BETWEEN.
    ======================================================
    MAY 2018
    FIRST WEEK: SUNNY – SHOWERS LATE WEEK
    SECOND WEEK: UNSETTLED – SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM FROM TIME TO TIME
    THIRD WEEK: SUNNY AND PLEASANT…THUNDERSTORMS LATE
    LAST WEEK: FAIR AND PLEASANT ENDING WITH SHOWERS
    LAST FEW DAYS : PARTLY CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS OR A T-STORM
    ======================================================
    JUNE 2018
    FIRST COUPLE OF DAYS: GREAT !
    FIRST WEEK: SHOWERS AND STORMS THEN SUNNY AND WARM
    SECOND WEEK: FAIR – WARM – DRY FOR THE MOST PART
    THIRD WEEK: WARM- HUMID – A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM.
    LAST WEEK: A LEAP RIGHT INTO SUMMER – FAIR AND HOT
    ======================================================
    MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: PARTLY SUNNY = A SHOWER OR
    THUNDERSTORM
    FIRST DAY OF SUMMER: JUNE 21 – WARM – MAYBE A T- STORM

    SUMMARY: NEAR SEASONABLE TEMPS BUT DRIER THAN AVERAGE.

     

    13 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 21
    FORECAST INCLUDING NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT,
    SOUTH COUNTY MASS, DUTCHESS, ULSTER AND
    COLUMBIA COUNTIES IN NEW YORK

    ADVISORIES: WINTER STORM WARNINGS 8AM WED TO 8AM THURSDAY

    WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR ULSTER CO.AND SOUTHERN MASS.

    WEATHERCAST:

    IT’S THE FIRST FULL DAY OF SPRING AND A NOR’EASTER WILL DELIVER PLENTY OF SNOW AND WIND ACROSS THE GOOD PART OF THE AREA. SNOW WILL BE HEAVY AT TIMES AND NOT TAPER OFF UNTIL TONIGHT…SO MANY PLACES WILL SEE 6”-10” WITH LOCAL AMOUNTS OF 15” WHERE HEAVY SNOW BANDS SET UP. WINDY AND COLD BEHIND THE STORM FOR THURSDAY…AND INTO FRIDAY. RIGHT NOW THE WEEKEND LOOKS QUIET, BUT STILL ON THE CHILLY SIDE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1958 – 2 TO 3 FT OF SNOW FALL FROM PENNSYLVANIA TO NORTHEAST: 800 PEOPLE TRAPPED IN A RESTAURANT PN THE PA TURNPIKE NEAR MORGANTOWN.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY AND TNTE: SNOWY AND WINDY – HIGHS TDY 30-35  LOWS TNTE – 25-30

    TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS: 2”-4” OR MORE ESPECIALLY SOUTH AND EAST.

    THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY – MID 40S

    FRIDAY: SUN AND CLOUDS – CHANCE OF SNOWSHOWERS – MID 40S

    SAT: CLOUDY- FLURRIES – LOWER 40S

     

    Stormy – West Coast & Northeast

    Storm along west coast and another East Coast. East coast storm brings over a foot of snow to some major cities from Washington DC to near Boston….heavy snow in Mountains out west. Below – snowfall predictions for next 24 hours…followed by amount of rainfall.

    ​Below – animated maps for the next 2 days…followed by high temperatures for Thursday. 
    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 20

    …WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH

    THURSDAY MORNING…

    * WHAT…Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations of 4 to 8

    inches, with localized amounts up to 9 inches, are possible.

    * WHERE…In Connecticut, Litchfield County. In New York, Eastern

    Ulster and Dutchess Counties.

    * WHEN…From late Tuesday night through Thursday morning.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1948- JUNEAU HAD 31” OF SNOW IN 24 HRS, GREATEST EVER FOR THE ALASKAN CAPITAL.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – 40

    TNTE: CLOUDY-– 25-30

    WED: CLOUDY – PERIODS OF SNOW INTO WEDNESDAY NIGHT  – 30S – ACCUMULATIONS OF 4” OR MORE POSSIBLE

    THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY – MID 40S

    FRIDAY: SUN AND CLOUDS – MID 40S

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 19

    IT’S A WEATHER BOWLING ALLEY THIS WEEK, AS ONE TO THREE STORMS HEAD EAST FROM THE PLAINS. BEFORE WE PLAY THE GAME…TODAY WILL BE FAIR AND CHILLY. STORM ONE HEADS EAST AND MOVES OFF THE MID-ATLANTIC, SPARING NEW ENGLAND…BUT A STRIKE FOR THE MID ATLANTIC (WITH A WINTRY MIX FROM WEST VA. TO DELAWARE). STORM NUMBER TWO BLOWS UP OFF THE COAST, BUT COULD BE A GUTTERBALL FOR MOST OF US …OR A STRIKE THAT COULD WIN THE GAME. BY LATE WEEK AND WEEKEND…STORM NUMBER THREE COULD STRIKE THE MID-ATLANTIC AND THEN HOOK TO NEW ENGLAND. ANY OF THESE STORMS COULD BRING WINTRY PRECIP, BUT THE QUESTION IS: IN WHAT FRAME?

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1958- EVE OF SPRING STORMS DUMPS SNOW….5” IN THE SOUTHEAST UP TO 40” IN MAINE.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY: MOSTLY SUNNY – BREEZY – UPPER 30S

    TNTE: CLEAR AND COLD – 15-20

    TUES: SUNNY – 40

    WED: SOME SUN – 40

    THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY – MID 40S

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano March 16
     WEATHERCAST:

    AT LEAST 2 MAYBE 3 STORMS WILL SHOOT OUT OF THE ROCKIES AND BRING MORE HEADACHES….BUT NOT BEFORE NEXT WEEK. BRISK AND CHILLY WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY UNDER PARTLY SUNNY SKIES. THE FIRST LOW HEADS TO OUR SOUTH SATURDAY…SO MAYBE SOME CLOUD COVER…BUT ANY RAIN OR SNOW STAYS SOUTH FROM WASHINGTON DC TO DELMARVA.  FAIR AND COOL MOST PLACES SUNDAY. 2ND LOW HEADS OUR WAY NEXT WEEK  AND ANY TIME FROM TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY COULD BE MORE MARCH MADNESS.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1942 – 2 TORNADOES – 24 MINUTES APART, STRIKE BALDWIN, MISSISSIPPI KILLING 65.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY: PARTLY SUNNY- BRISK – STILL A SNOWSHOWER – 40

    TNTE: CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY- LOW TO MID 20S

    SATURDAY: SUNNY – BRISK – LOWER 40S

    SUNDAY: ANOTHER SUNNY DAY BUT CHILLY – 35-40

    MONDAY:SUN AND CLOUDS – LOWER  40S

     Quiet East…Storms West Headed Eastbound

     

    A series of storms will head east from the West coast. These storms will bring severe weather in the south and wintry weather to the north. How they play out when reaching the east coast next week is anybody’s guess. Below – threat for severe weather on Saturday…..followed by high temperatures for St. Patrick’s Day.​

    Below – animated maps for the weekend followed by amounts of rain over the next 5 days.  Be safe and Happy St. Patty’s Day to all. 

    7 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 15

    WEATHERCAST:

    TUESDAY’S STORM IS JUST CHURNING AWAY OVER NOVA SCOTIA, KEEPING IT BRISK AND CHILLY WITH MORE IN THE WAY OF RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS TODAY. A TOUCH MORE SUN FRIDAY..STILL BRISK AND CHILLY. THE WEEKEND SHOULD SEE TEMPS MODERATE AND WITH PARTLY SUNNY SKIES – IT SHOULD BE A GREAT DAY FOR THE IRISH. THE QUIET WEATHER SPILLS INTO MONDAY. AFTER THAT- THE NEXT TROUBLEMAKER HEADS ACROSS THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AND TOWARD US BY TUESDAY. UNTIL THEN..BRISK.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1941- SEVERE BLIZZARD KILLS 39 IN NORTH DAKOTA AND 32 IN MINNESOTA.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SOME SUN – BREEZY – SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS – MID 40S

    TNTE:PARTLY CLOUDY- 25-30

    FRIDAY: PARTLY SUNNY- BRISK – STILL A  SNOW SHOWER – 40

    SATURDAY: SUNNY – MID 40S.

    SUNDAY: ANOTHER SUNNY DAY – MID 40S

    10 min

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