WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

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  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 28

    FEBRUARY WILL CLOSE THE BOOKS AS SHORT AND SWEET.

    SUN AND CLOUDS AND MILD TODAY… THEN CLOUDY TONIGHT.
    MARCH STARTS OFF QUIET AND CLOUDY BUT WILL SOON REV UP
    AS A STORM IN OHIO VALLEY JUMPS TO THE COAST AND BECOMES
    A NOR’EASTER. SINCE THIS STORM WILL MEANDER FOR A TIME
    JUST OFFSHORE..IT’S HARD TO SAY WHO WILL GET THE BULK OF
    THE RAIN & WET SNOW AND WIND BUT EVERYONE WILL SHARE IN
    THIS SYSTEM ON FRIDAY. AS THE STORM MOVES OFFSHORE
    THE WEEKEND WEATHER SHOULD IMPROVE.

    WEATHER TRIVIA: 1969 – MT. WASHINGTON, N.H.

    COUNTS 97.8” OF SNOW – A RECORD STORM TOTAL.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: SOME SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS MID 50S
    TNTE: CLOUDY SOME SHOWERS LOWER 40S
    THURS: CLOUDY SOME RAIN MID 50S
    FRI: WINDY RAIN 40
    SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY MID 40S

    Flooding Central & South – Stormy East

    ​Satellite + radar shows rain over Tenn. Valley with more flooding. That system heads east to result in an ocean storm for Mid Atlantic and Northeast . 
    ​Below – animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by the Canadian’s model prediction for ocean low by Friday night. 

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 27

    WEATHERCAST:

    LOOKS LIKE THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS WILL BE NICE DAY FOR THE MONTH TO SAY GOODBYE. A FAIR AMOUNT OF SUN AND MILD TEMPS IN THE 50S. AFTER THAT A STORM HEADS INTO THE OHIO VALLEY, BUT IT WILL BE STOPPED BY A BLOCK TAKING SHAPE OVER GREENLAND. THIS BLOCK WILL FORCE THE STORM TO REFORM OFF THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST BY LATE WEEK. IT WILL BECOME A NOR’EASTER, BUT MAY NOT BE ABLE TO MOVE NORTH UP THE COAST. SO WHO GETS THE HEAVY RAIN…WIND…AND EVEN WET SNOW IS ANYTHING BUT CERTAIN. FOR NOW..THE NEXT COUPLE WILL BE FEBRUARY FINE.

     

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1952- CAPE COD, MA. BLIZZARD – 18” HYANNIS, 21” NANTICKET…WINDS TO 70MPH – 10,000 WITHOUT POWER.

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY: MOSTLY SUNNY – LOWER 50S

    TNTE: MAINLY CLEAR – LOWER 30S

    WED: SOME SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS – MID 50S

    THURS: CLOUDY- SOME RAIN – MID 50S

    FRI: WINDY – SOME RAIN –40

    Quiet Changes To Stormy

    Satellite and radar rather bland now but thunderstorms will begin to erupt today into Wednesday over the South. Storm on west coast could become a nor’easter on east coast by end of week. Below – thunderstorm outlook for today…dark green showing the greatest threat.

    Below – animated maps for next 2 days

    13 min
  • Weather with Anthony Jay – February 26

    WEATHERCAST:

    THE GLOOMY WEATHER FROM THE WEEKEND WILL GIVE WAY TO SUNSHINE TODAY. TEMPERATURES WILL BE ABOVE NORMAL THROUGH MOST OF THE WEEK.  HIGHS WILL REACH UP NEAR 50 TODAY, FALLING TO THE 20S TONIGHT, AND THE SAME FOR TUESDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT.  DRY CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST INTO WEDNESDAY BEFORE A LARGE STORM THREATENS THE AREA NEAR THE END OF THE WEEK.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY: SOME FOG EARLY, THEN BECOMING SUNNY – HIGHS 45-50

    TONIGHT: CLEAR & COLD – 25-30

    TUESDAY: SUNNY SKIES – HIGHS NEAR 50

    TUE. NIGHT: MOSTLY CLEAR – UPPER 20S

    WEDNESDAY: SUN MIXED WITH CLOUDS, MILD – LOW 50S

    7 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 23

    WEATHERCAST:

    A STATIONARY FRONT TO OUR SOUTH WILL CREEP NORTH, BUT BECAUSE OF THE SLOW MOVEMENT, RAIN, DRIZZLE AND FOG WILL BE WITH US THROUGH THE WEEKEND. THE HEAVIEST RAIN LOOKS TO BE SUNDAY, WHEN THE FRONT WILL FINALLY HEAD ON BY – AND IT MAY EVEN RESULT IN A THUNDERSTORM.  40’S TODAY….50S SATURDAY….60S POSSIBLE SUNDAY. THINGS WILL CLEAR OUT NICELY FOR MONDAY…AND RIGHT NOW THAT LOOKS TO BE THE CASE RIGHT THRU THE END OF THIS MONTH.  WX OR NOT…HAVE A NICE WEEKEND.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1691- GREAT CONNECTICUT RIVER FLOOD

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: CLOUDY – MORE RAIN LATE – LOWER 40S

    TNTE: RAIN – DRIZZLE – UPPER 30S

    SAT: EARLY RAIN/ DRIZZLE – MOSTLY CLOUDY – MID 50S

    SUN: MORE RAIN – MID 40S

    MON:BECOMING SUNNY- 50-55

    Rainfall predictions from today into Monday…..keep the umbrella handy. Be safe.
    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 22

    OUR MARCH-IN-FEBRUARY WEATHER CONTINUES. GRAB THE COAT AND UMBRELLA – WET, DAMP, AND RAWNESS WILL CONTINUE RIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY. SOME OF THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS WILL EVEN GET SOME SLEET PINGING IN. THE WEEKEND LOOKS MILDER BUT NOT WITHOUT WETNESS. THE BEST CHANCE OF RAIN IS SUNDAY…BUT SATURDAY WILL ALSO OFFER SOME LIGHT RAIN OR DRIZZLE. WHEN DOES IT ALL END ?  YOUR GUESSED IT – MONDAY. LOOKS LIKE A QUIET END OF THE MONTH NEXT WEEK.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1912 – WIND GUSTS OVER 100 MPH FOR THE MID ATLANTIC:  NYC HAS A SUSTAINED 5 MINUTE WIND OF 96 MPH.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: CLOUDY WITH SOME RAIN WHICH MAY MIX WITH SLEET OR WET SNOW– 40S & FALLING

    TNTE: ANY WINTRY MIX ENDS – LOWER 30S

    FRI: CLOUDY – MORE RAIN LATE – LOWER 40S

    SAT: EARLY RAIN/ DRIZZLE – MOSTLY CLOUDY – MID 50S

    SUN: MORE RAIN – MID 40S

    Below…weather map for Thursday followed by predicted high temperatures. Big difference for The East and Northeast.

    13 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 21

    WEATHERCAST:

    STRAP ON YOUR SEATBELTS AS WE TAKE A WEATHER ROLLER COASTER RIDE. IT’S ANOTHER RECORD-BREAKING MILD DAY UNDER PARTLY SUNNY SKIES…60S AND 70S. SHOWERS TONIGHT DROP TEMPS TO NEAR 50 AND ON AND OFF. RAIN WILL SEE TEMPS FALL INTO 40S THURSDAY…WITH SOME ICE WELL TO THE NORTH. MORE RAIN AND 40S FRIDAY…THEN MURKY OVER THE WEEKEND, AS IT GETS MILDER WITH SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE SATURDAY …BETTER CHANCE TO GET SOAKED SUNDAY. THRILLING BECOMES CHILLING.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1971 – 4 TORNADOES IN LOUISIANA & MISSISSIPPI KILLED 121, INJURED 1600, 19 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

     

    SHORT VERSION:

    TDY: PARTLY CLOUDY – UNSEASONABLY WARM – LOWER 70S (record 67 – 1953)

    TNTE: CLOUDY – MID 40S

    THURS: COOLING OFF WITH SOME RAIN WHICH MAY MIX WITH SLEET– 40S & FALLING

    FRI: SOME SUN – NIPPY – LOWER 40S

    SAT: EARLY RAIN/ DRIZZLE – MOSTLY CLOUDY – 50-55

    Cold & Wet Pushing East

     

    Cold front in Midwest pushing east. Rain ahead of it…some wintry mix behind it. Lots of cold air funneling south…so East should get ready. 
    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 20
    Spring East, Winter West

    The dividing line between cold west and warm east extends from Texas to Great Lakes to northern New England. The rain along that front will reload by weekend for the east….meanwhile, after record highs in Northeast, some places will see ice Thursday night – especially northern half of New England.  Below – current morning temperatures, followed by today’s area of thunderstorms in green. 

    Below – animated maps for the next 2 days…followed by high temperatures for Wednesday….ending with amounts of rainfall for the next 5-7 days. Be safe.

    11 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 19
    HERE'S YOUR ROBIN HOOD RADIO TRI-STATE
    FORECAST INCLUDING NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT,
    SOUTH COUNTY MASS, DUTCHESS, ULSTER AND
    COLUMBIA COUNTIES IN NEW YORK

    WEATHERCAST:

    WE’RE HAVING A HEATWAVE….WELL, NOT REALLY, BUT TEMPS WILL BE AVERAGING MORE THAN 20 DEGREES ABOVE THE NORM. BEFORE THAT HAPPENS A WARM FRONT WILL BE MOVING UP FROM THE SOUTH, SO CLOUDS FOLLOWED BY SOME LIGHT RAIN, DRIZZLE AND FOG FROM LATER TODAY OR TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY. 40S THRU THIS PERIOD. BY TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND WEDNESDAY..IT GETS HAZY AND WARM WITH 60S AND 70S AND LOTS OF BROKEN RECORDS. BACK TO 50S WITH SOME WET WEATHER THURSDAY…THEN FAIR & DRY FRIDAY.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1972 – SEVERE BLIZZARD IN NORTHEAST: 20”+ SNOW IN INTERIOR, GALES ALONG THE COAST

    SHORT VERSION:

    TODAY:  SOME SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS, LATE RAIN  – MID UPPER 40S

    TONIGHT: PERIODS OF RAIN…DRIZZLE…FOG – LOWER 40S

    TUESDAY:EARLY DRIZZLE THEN CLOUDS BREAK FOR SOME SUN – LOWER 60S

    WED: PARTLY CLOUDY – UNSEASONABLY WARM – LOWER 70S

    THURS: COOLING OFF WITH SOME RAIN – 50S

    12 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 16

    A COLD FRONT CHARGES THROUGH TODAY WITH WET WEATHER ENDING, WINDS PICKING UP AND TEMPS DROPPING AS SKIES CLEAR. FAIR AND COLD TONIGHT. WEEKEND STARTS WITH SOME SUN BUT A STORM IN THE TENEESSEE VALLEY COULD BRING A QUICK BURST OF WINTRY WEATHER FROM LATE SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY MORNING. WET SNOW …SLEET AND RAIN POSSIBLE. BEST CHANCE FOR SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOW –CENTRAL PA TO SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WITH THAT MIX TO THE SOUTH. IT’S OUT SUNDAY A.M. – THE SUN RETURNS WITH HIGHS AROUND 50 …SO WHATEVER WE GET..DISAPPEARS.

    WEATHER TRIVIA:

    1958 – WAYNE CO, PA – PICKS UP 41” OF SNOW….FIRST EVER ICEBERG SIGHTED OFF OF BRIGANTINE BAY – N.J.

     

     

    TODAY: SHOWERS END – TURNING COLDER – 40’S AND FALLING

    TONIGHT: CLEAR AND COLD – MID TEENS

    SAT: SUN THEN CLOUDS  – MID 30S

    SUN: SNOW ENDS – 3”-6” POSSIBLE  THEN PARTLY SUNNY – 45-50

    MON: TURNING CLOUDY- RAI LATE – 45-50

    10 min
  • Weather with Pat Pagano – February 15
    A March-like Pattern

    Waves of rain from The Southwest to East Coast into Friday. Very mild…lots of record highs will be broken today. System in Northern Rockies will head southeast and could produce some snow for Mid-Atlantic and Northeast this weekend. Back to mild weather thereafter.  Below – animated maps for the next 2 days…followed by amounts of rain for next 5 days.

    12 min

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