WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

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  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 14

    WEATHERCAST:

    THE VERY INTENSE STORM IS OVER NOVA SCOTIA AND ITS CIRCULATION SO LARGE THAT A COLD WIND..LOTS OF CLOUDS..AND SNOW SHOWERS WILL STRETCH FROM CLEVELAND DOWN TO CHARLESTOWN, W.V. AND BACK TO BOSTON TODAY. GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT LATE WEEK, BUT STILL CHILLY.  SHOULD BE BRIGHT, BUT STILL COOL FOR SATURDAY, ST. PATRICK’S DAY, AND SEE NO REASON NOT TO CONTINUE THE FAIR DRY WEATHER ON SUNDAY. SO ONCE THINGS CALM DOWN WE ARE ALL IN FOR A QUIET MARCH WEEKEND.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1870 – SEVERE SNOW AND WIND STORM STRIKE IOWA AND MINNESOTA.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY:CLOUDY- BREEZY – SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS- ADDITIONAL LIGHT ACCUMULATIONS – 40-45

    TNTE: SNOW SHOWERS AT TIMES – 30

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

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

    SATURDAY: SUNNY – MID 40S.

     

     

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 13
    ADVISORIES: CT & BERKSHIRES: WINTER
    STORM WARNINGS TO 8PM TUESDAY
    NY – WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES TO
    8PM TUESDAY
    WEATHERCAST:
    THE 3RD INTENSE NOR'EASTER IS SE OF CAPE
    COD, BRINGING WIND AND SNOW TO NEW ENGLAND
    WITH SNOW SHOWERS FROM THE GREAT LAKES TO
    THE APPALACHIANS. EVEN THOUGH THE STORM WILL
    WIND DOWN AND BE OVER NOVA SCOTIA TOMORROW...
    UNSEASONABLY CHILLY AIR AND WINDS WILL KEEP
    SNOW SHOWERS IN THE AIR ALL ACROSS THE
    NORTHEAST AND MID ATLANTIC THRU MID WEEK.
    BY LATE WEEK..STILL BRISK AND CHILLY BUT NO
    STORMS. WITH THE LUCK OF THE IRISH –
    SATURDAY SHOULD BE FAIR DRY AND COOL.
    WEATHER TRIVIA:
    1984 – BLIZZARD DUMPS 3 FT OF SNOW ON CARIBOU, MAINE.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SNOW TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS OF 6″  MID 30S
    TNTE: SNOW SHOWERS  UPPER 20S
    WEDS: CLOUDY- BREEZY  SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS 40-45
    THUR: SOME SUN – BREEZY SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS  MID 40S

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 12
    ADVISORIES: CT & BERKSHIRES: WINTER
    STORM WARNINGS 11PM TNTE TO 8PM
    TUESDAY
    NY – WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES
    FROM 8PM TNTE TO 8PM TUESDAY
    WEATHERCAST:
    LOOKS LIKE THE TRIPLE TEMPEST THREAT
    IS ON THE WAY AS A STORM OVER THE
    CAROLINAS MOVES OFFSHORE, INTENSIFIES
    QUICKLY, AND BECOMES THE 3RD NOR EASTER
    IN 10 DAYS. WET SNOW WILL MOVE ACROSS
    THE MID-ATLANTIC AND REACH THE COASTAL
    AREAS THIS EVENING. SOME RAIN ALSO POSSIBLE.
    OTHERWISE WET SNOW TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY
    WILL INCREASE ESPECIALLY FROM EASTERN L.I.
    TO EASTERN NEW ENGLAND ...WHERE 6" OR MORE
    SEEM LIKELY...SOME PLACES IN NORTHERN ENGLAND
    .OVER 1 FOOT. ADD WIND AND TIDES TO COMLETE
    THE PICTURE. IN THE WAKE OF THE STORM
    BLUSTERY AND CHILLY THRU MID WEEK.

    TODAY: INCREASINGLY CLOUDY NEAR 40

    TNTE: SNOW…FRESHENING WINDS 30
    TUES: SNOW TAPERING TO SNOW SHOWERS,
    TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS OF 3″-6″ MID 30S
    WED:CLOUDY BREEZY SCATTERED
    SNOW SHOWERS 40-45

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 9

    WEATHERCAST:

    WEDNESDAY’S STORM NOW OVER MAINE WILL SEND A SPOKE OF LOW PRESSURE THIS WAY, SO SOME SNOW SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS TODAY. PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES TAKE OVER SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY….AFTER THAT…ROLL THE DICE. ANOTHER STORM IN THE TENNESSEE VALLEY HEADS EAST AND COULD EASILY TURN INTO THE NEXT IN A SERIES OF 3 NOR’EASTERS. LOOKS LIKE AN ASSORTMENT OF PRECIPITATION COULD ARRIVE ANYTIME FROM SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY. REMEMBER…SPRING IS NOW 10 DAYS AWAY.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1943 –   LAC FRONTIERE, MAINE DROPS TO  -40F – COLDEST EVER IN NEW ENGLAND IN MARCH.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: CLOUDY – SOME FLURRIES – 40

    TNTE: FLURRIES END – CLOUDY – 30

    SAT: PARTLY SUNNY & BREEZY- SOME SNOWSHOWERS – MID 40S

    SUN: SUNNY – 45-50

    MON: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF SNOW – 30S

    Will Southern Storm Head Up East Coast ?

     

    Above – radar shows snow showers Northeast. System in Plains will head south and become a troublemaker this week. Still don’t know if it will head up East coast and bring them 3rd nor’easter in 10 days.  Below..outlook for severe thunderstorms Saturday…green and yellow. 

    ​Below – animated maps for the next couple of days…..
    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 8

    WEATHERCAST:

    OUR LATEST WINTER STORM ALONG THE NEW ENGLAND COAST WILL HEAD NORTH AND TAKE ANY STEADY SNOW OR RAIN WITH IT. SPOKES OF LOW PRESSURE WILL ROTATE AROUND THIS STORM AND THEY WILL MANAGE TO KEEP A PERSISTENT CLOUD DECK OVER US WITH RAIN AND WET SNOW SHOWERS AT TIMES RIGHT THRU FRIDAY.  DAYTIME TEMPS WILL BE IN LOW TO MID 40S…NIGHTS LOWER 30S.

    PARTLY CLOUDY FOR THE WEEKEND…BUT ANOTHER STORM NEEDS TO BE WATCHED FOR MONDAY.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1967 – 57” OF SNOW ON GROUND AT READSBORO, VT.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SNOWSHOWERS – CLOUDY – BREEZY – 35-40

    TONIGHT: SNOWSHOWERS END – 25-30

    FRI: CLOUDY – SOME FLURRIES – 40-45

    SAT: PARTLY SUNNY & BREEZY- SOME SNOWSHOWERS – MID 40S

    SUN: SUNNY – 45-50

    13 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 7

    ADVISORIES: CT: WINTER STORM WARNINGS – 7AM WED TO 9AM THURSDAY

    WINTER STORM WATCH – N.Y. // WINTER STORM WARNINGS FOR THE BERKSHIRES.

    WEATHERCAST:

    JUST HOW CLOSE A STORM NEAR THE VIRGINIA CAPES COMES TO THE COAST WILL DETERMINE HOW FAR WEST THE SNOW WILL FALL …AND WHO GETS THE CHANGE TO RAIN. NO MATTER WHAT, THIS IS A MAJOR WINTER STORM WITH WIND AND PRECIP OF ONE KIND OR ANOTHER THAT WILL MAKE TRAVEL DIFFICULT. FROM THE POCONOS TO NYC AND UP TO NEW ENGLAND…MORE THAN ½ FOOT WILL FALL..WITH 1-2 FEET IN NEW ENGLAND MTS. ELSEWHERE..A SLOPPY MIXTURE. LATE WEEK WILL SEE SOME LEFTOVER RAIN OR SNOW SHOWERS. WEEKEND STARTS QUIET.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1962 – THE APPALACHIANS RECEIVE MORE THAN 3 FEET OF SNOW WITH 50 MPH WINDS.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SNOW LIKELY – MID 30S

    TONITE: SNOW CONTINUES AT TIMES A WINTRY MIX– LOWER 30S

    THURS: SNOW OR A WINTRY MIX TAPER OFF – TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS OF 12″ TO 14” – HIGHS 30-35

    FRI: CLOUDY – SOME FLURRIES – 40-45

    SAT: PARTLY SUNNY & BREEZY – MID 40S

    Winter storm in Dakotas will head east and reform along the mid Atlantic coast as a Nor’easter punch of winter with wet snow to the tune of over 12″ inland…less along the coast. Below – animated maps showing this
    13 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 6

    ADVISORIES: CT: WINTER STORM WARNINGS – 7AM WED TO 9AM THURSDAY

    WINTER STORM WATCH – N.Y. // WINTER STORM WARNINGS FOR THE BERKSHIRES.

    WEATHERCAST:

    A WINTER STORM IN THE MIDWEST WILL HEAD EAST AND WEAKEN AS A NEW STORM FORMS ALONG THE VA. COAST AND MOVES UP THE NEW ENGLAND COAST THURSDAY. CLOUDS INCREASE TODAY AND SOME LIGHT PRECIP. BREAKS OUT ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA- NOT REACHING THE COAST UNTIL LATE TONIGHT. WILL THE COASTAL STORM HUG THE COAST ? IF SO..HEAVY WET SNOW INLAND, WITH ANY SNOW TURNING TO RAIN FROM CAPE COD TO DELAWARE.  SHOULD THE STORM STAY JUST OFFSHORE…THEN MOST OF US WILL NEED THE SHOVEL. WINDY WITH RAIN AND SNOWSHOWERS ON THE BACK END OF THE STORM THURSDAY AND EVEN FRIDAY.

     

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1932 – LINDBERGH BABY KIDNAPPED WHILE HEAVY SNOWFALL BLANKETS THE EAST

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SUN AND CLOUDS – 40-45

    TONITE: CLOUDY- SNOW TOWARD A.M.  – 30

    WED: SNOW LIKELY – MID 30S

    WED.NITE: SNOW CONTINUES AT TIMES A WINTRY MIX– LOWER 30S

    THURS: SNOW OR A WINTRY MIX TAPER OFF – TOTAL ACCUMULATIONS OF 8 TO 14” – HIGHS 40

    FRI: CLOUDY – SOME FLURRIES – 40-45

    13 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 5

    ADVISORIES: WINTER STORM WATCH WED. A.M. THRU THURSDAY A.M.

    WEATHERCAST:

    A SKINNY RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE WILL GIVE US FAIR, SEASONABLY CHILLY WEATHER TODAY WITH HIGHS IN 40S AND A FAIR AMOUNT OF SUN. NOW LET’S LOOK WEST. A STORM IN THE DAKOTAS WILL HEAD INTO THE LAKES, WHILE A SECOND STORM FORMS ALONG THE VIRGINIA COAST.  FIRST…CLOUDS MARCH IN TUESDAY, THEN FROM TUESDAY NIGHT THRU WED. NITE THE STORM MOVES UP THE COAST WITH WIND..AND PCPN THAT CAN VARY FROM JUST SNOW TO A MIXTURE OR JUST PLAIN RAIN. AWAY FROM THE COAST…KEEP YOUR SHOVELS NEARBY…NEAR THE COAST…IT’S UP IN THE AIR, BUT WHITE IS IN THE EQUATION.

     

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1872: SEVERE COLD WAVE IN THE EAST:  N.Y.C. DROPS TO +3….BOSTON  – 8

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:  VARIABLY CLOUDY- WITH A SCATTERED SNOWSHOWER – LOWER 40S

    TNTE: CLEARING – MID 20S

    TUES: SUN AND CLOUDS – 40-45

    WED: SNOW LIKELY – MID 30S

    Winter Storm -Northern Plains Hits Northeast Wednesday !

    Witer storm in Dakotas will head east and reform along the mid Atlantic coast as a Nor’easter by Wednesday. Although not as strong as the last one…it could deliver a good punch of winter with wet snow to the tune of over 6″ inland…less along the coast. Below – animated maps showing this…followed by predicted snowfall and rainfall amounts.
    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 2
    WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM
    MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 3 AM
    EST SATURDAY…

    WEATHERCAST:

    A STRONG OCEAN STORM SOUTH OF LONG ISLAND WILL MAKE A COMPLETE LOOP AND THEN MOVE SOUTH AND AWAY BY LATE TONIGHT. WIND BATTERS THE ENTIRE AREA. HEAVY RAINS EAST OF THE APPALACHIANS…WITH HEAVY WET SNOW IN CENTRAL NEW YORK, WHICH COULD PILE UP 1-2 FEET.TIDAL FLOODING FOR THE COAST. EVEN THOUGH THINGS DRY OUT TONIGHT AND SATURDAY..THE WIND WILL STILL BE MARCH-LIKE…AND TEMPS IN 40S. SUNDAY…THE BETTER DAY…WITH SUN…AND TEMPS NEARING 50.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1927- NASHVILLE, TN. RECORDS A RECORD 31” OF SNOW IN 24 HOURS.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: WINDY –RAIN –MID 40S – RAIN CHANGES TO HEAVY WET SNOW FROM CATSKILLS TO BERKSHIRES WITH OVER 1 FOOT POSSIBLE, ELSEWHERE 2”-4” POSSIBLE.

    TNTE: RAIN A/O SNOW ENDING – WINDY – LOWER 30S

    SAT: CLOUDY AND WINDY-RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS – MID 40S

    SUN:PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – 40-45

    MON: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 40S

     

     

    March Lion Roars Over Rockies & Northeast

     

    A storm off West coast will bring heavy rain and snow eastward through the Rockies through the weekend. Explosive storm off New Jersey will bring heavy rain – damaging wind and significant coastal flooding to Northeast with heavy wet snow across New York and western New England resulting in many power outages.  Below…animated maps showing these storms for next couple of days.

    Below – what the models predict for the Northeast as far as snow accumulations.
    9 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – March 1

    ADVISORIES: FLOOD WATCH FRIDAY A.M. TO 7AM SAT

    WINTER STORM WATCH BERKSHIRES // WINTER STORM WARNINGS FOR ULSTER CO.

    WEATHERCAST:

    A STORM MOVING THRU OHIO VALLEY WILL HEAD INTO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND TRANSFER ITS ENERGY TO AN INTENSE COASTAL STORM. RAIN OVERSPREADS THE AREA FROM WEST TO EAST AND CONTINUES TONIGHT…AND RIGHT INTO FRIDAY ACROSS THE NORTHEAST. SOME OF THE RAIN WILL BE HEAVY…AND WINDS WILL INCREASE GUSTING OVER 40 MPH BY FRIDAY. SHOWERS AND WIND INTO EARLY WEEKEND…THEN MARCH CALMS DOWN BY SUNDAY.  SO YOU WILL NEED TO HOLD ONTO YOUR UMBRELLAS AND HATS FOR THE NEXT COUPLE.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1910 – 2 PASSENGER TRAINS NEAR WELLINGTON IN WASHINGTON STATE ARE BURIED UNDER SNOW FOR 6 DAYS: OUT OF 118 PASSENGERS ONLY 22 SURVIVE.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- MID 50S

    TNTE: RAIN ARRIVING AND WINDY – LOWER 40S

    FRI: WINDY –RAIN –MID 40S – RAIN CHANGES TO HEAVY WET SNOW FROM CATSKILLS TO BERKSHIRES

    SAT: CLOUDY AND WINDY-RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS – MID 40S

    SUN:PARTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – 40-45

     
    12 min

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