WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

YOUR FORECAST: 

TODAY: MOSTLY SUNNY – 40-45 

TNTE: CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY – 20-25 

TUES: CLOUDY- WET SNOW OR A WINTRY MIX DEVELOPING THEN CHANGING TO RAIN – HIGHS MID UPPER 30S 

WED: PARTLY CLOUDY- BRISK – 40 

THURS: SUNNY – BREEZY – LOWER 30S  

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1958 – GREAT WINTER STORM DUMPS 19” OF SNOW ON BOSTON, MASS., WITH 30” IN THE SUBURBS.

Satellite + radar shows rain moving off the Carolinas. Rain and some snow into Midwest will reach East Coast Tuesday. Colder air will seep in across the Eastern Half of The Nation by late week. Below – projected temperatures for this Saturday…..as cold air modifies quickly.

Below – animated maps thru Tuesday – snowfall and rainfall projection thru Friday.

​Lastly – snapshot weather for Tuesday.  Be safe…enjoy your holiday.

YOUR FORECAST: 

TDY: INEFFECTIVE SUNSHINE WITH AN ICY WIND TEMPS IN 20S FALLING INTO TEENS 

TNTE: CLEAR AND FRIGID – 0 TO 5 BELOW 

SAT: SUNNY AND COLD – MID UPPER 20S 

SUN: INCREASING CLOUDS, LATE SNOWS HOWERS – 40-45 WEATHER

TRIVIA: 1940- ST. VALENTINE’S DAY BLIZZARD IN SO. NEW ENGLAND: 10 TO 17” OF SNOW WITH GALE FORCE WINDS. 

Above…GFS  projection for upper air at end of February. This shows the polar vortex over Great Lakes….means cold….while it shows a vigorous storm in California. Such a pattern would lend itself to more in the way of stormy wintry weather across the Nation as we head into March. Below – satellite + radar showing all quiet on the weather front.

​Below – expected low temperatures for your Saturday morning.

​Below – animated maps – projections for snow and rain into Tuesday.

​Lastly – snapshot weather for your Saturday. WEnjoy your holiday weekend and be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: CLOUDY- ANY WINTRY MIX CHANGES TO RAIN – MID 40S

TNTE: CLEARING- MID 20S

FRI: INEFFECTIVE SUNSHINE WITH AN ICY WIND AND SOME FLURRIES –TEMPS IN 20S FALLING INTO TEENS

SAT: SUNNY AND COLD – MID 20S

SUN: INCREASING CLOUDS, LATE SNOWSHOWERS – 40 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1899- BLIZZARD – 44” SNOW @ ATLANTIC CITY

Above – projected temperatures for this Saturday morning….have the hot chocolate ready.  Below – satellite + radar showing arctic cold front over Appalachians with rain and some snow across No. New England…where..3-5″ will fall. Elsewhere – quiet. 

​Below – today’s risk of severe weather in green

​Following. animated maps…projected snowfall and rainfall thru Monday.

​We end with snapshot weather for Friday.  Be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SUN AND CLOUDS – 40-45

TNTE: CLOUDY- SNOW AND SLEET DEVELOPING…1”-2” POSSIBLE – LOWER 30S

THURS: CLOUDY- ANY WINTRY MIX CHANGES TO RAIN – MID 40S

FRI: INEFFECTIVE SUNSHINE WITH AN ICY WIND AND SOME FLURRIES – 15 TO 20

SAT: SUNNY AND COLD – MID 20S WEATHER TRIVIA:1913- BLIZZARD COMPARABLE TO 1888 HITS THE EAST WITH 2 FT. OF SNOW AND HIGH DRIFTS.

Rain – seen on satellite + radar above – moving northeast only to be followed by arctic air Friday and into the weekend.  Below – risk of severe weather today in yellow.

​Following…animated maps through Thursday…snow and rain projections through Sunday.

​Lastly – snapshot weather for your Thursday.  Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: CLOUDY – PERIODS OF RAIN – 40

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY – 25-30

WED: SUN AND CLOUDS – 40-45

THURS: CLOUDY- A WINTRY MIX CHANGES TO RAIN – 40

FRI: INEFFECTIVE SUNSHINE WITH AN ICY WIND – 15 TO 20 WEATHER TRIVIA:1983- BLIZZARD SETS NEW RECORDS FROM VIRGINIA TO CONN.: PHILY – 21.3”BALTIMORE – 22.8”

Above….weather map for today….wintry mix in Southwest…rain from Texas to New England.  Cold front in Canada heads south and will bring very cold air to Northern third of Nation later this week. Below – today’s satellite and radar. 

Below – animated maps thru Wednesday….snowfall and rainfall projections through Saturday.

​Lastly – snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.

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Northern Litchfield-

Including the city of Torrington

547 AM EST Mon Feb 10 2020

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT

UNTIL NOON EST TODAY...

* WHAT...Snow. Additional snow accumulations

of up to one inch with storm total amounts

of 2 to 5 inches.

* WHERE...Northern Litchfield County.

* WHEN...Until noon EST today.

* IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road

conditions. The hazardous conditions

could impact the Monday morning commute.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...The highest

snow amounts are expected in the higher

hills up to 1500ft in Litchfield County.

SATELLITE + RADAR  shows a conveyor belt of moisture from Gulf States to New England. Most of this...rain....snow - light across northern half of New England. This weather will continue into Tuesday. Wet weather in Southwest will reach East Coast Thursday then a slap of arctic air for  The East  this Friday into Saturday. Below- projected temperatures for this coming Saturday morning. 

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​Below- animated maps for next 2 days…snowfall and rainfall projections through Friday.

​We close with snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: RAIN MAY MIX WITH OR CHANGE TO SNOW BEFORE ENDING – 45-50 AND DROPPING – TURNING WINDY WITH GUSTS UP TO 50 MPH

TNTE: CLEARING – BREEZY- MUCH COLDER – UPPER TEENS

SAT: SUNNY AND COLD – LOWER 30S

SUN: MOSTLY CLOUDY- SOME FLURRIES – MID 30S

MON: CLOUDY- SNOW CHANGING TO RAIN – MID 40S 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1861 – SPECTACULAR TEMPERATURE DROP IN HANOVER, N.H: 40 AT NOON TO -32F THE FOLLOWING MORNING.

Winter Mess-New England, Rain – East Coast2/6/20200 Comments Satellite + radar shows rain and thunderstorms from NYC south…some of rain will be heavy with flooding…thunderstorms may be severe south..even some tornadoes. New England gets everything but the kitchen sink. Below – today’s risk of severe weather.​Below – animated maps for next 2 days…snowfall and rainfall into Monday.​Closing out with snapshot weather for Friday. Be safe.

Satellite + radar shows rain and thunderstorms from NYC south…some of rain will be heavy with flooding…thunderstorms may be severe south..even some tornadoes. New England gets everything but the kitchen sink. Below – today’s risk of severe weather.

​Below – animated maps for next 2 days…snowfall and rainfall into Monday.

​Closing out with snapshot weather for Friday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: WINTRY MIX CHANGES TO RAIN -35-40

TNTE: RAIN…HEAVY AT TIMES – NEAR 40

FRI: RAIN MAY MIX WITH OR CHANGE TO SNOW BEFORE ENDING – MID 40S

SAT: SUNNY AND COLD – LOWER 30S

SUN: MOSTLY CLOUDY- SOME FLURRIES – MID 30S 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1978 – BLIZZARD HITS NORTHEAST AND MID ATLANTIC: 38” SNOW ON RHODE ISLAND…2 FEET OR MORE FROM LONG ISLAND TO BOSTON WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS.

YOUR FORECAST: 

TDY: CLOUDS MIXING WITH SUN – 35-40 

TNTE: CLOUDY- SNOW AND SLEET AFTER MIDNIGHT…1”-3” POSSIBLE – LOW 20S AND RISING 

THURS: WINTRY MIX CHANGES TO RAIN -35-40 

FRI: RAIN MAY MIX WITH OR CHANGE TO SNOW BEFORE ENDING – 35-40 

SAT: SUNNY AND COLD – 30  

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1887 – BIG SNOW AT SAN FRANCISCO: 3.7”, 7” SURROUNDING HILLS.

Satellite and radar above – quiet now…but moisture will gather from Gulf and as it crashes with cold air coming down out of Canada – a large plume of wet & wintry weather will form for the eastern half of the Nation. This will include severe thunderstorms in the south…heavy rain for East Coast and ice and snow for Northeast by end of week. Below – animate maps for next 2 days – snowfall and rainfall thru Friday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Tuesday.  Be safe.

Satellite and radar above – quiet now…but moisture will gather from Gulf and as it crashes with cold air coming down out of Canada – a large plume of wet & wintry weather will form for the eastern half of the Nation. This will include severe thunderstorms in the south…heavy rain for East Coast and ice and snow for Northeast by end of week. Below – animate maps for next 2 days – snowfall and rainfall thru Friday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Tuesday.  Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:TDY: CLOUDY- PERIOD OF RAIN – 40-45TNTE: CLOUDY- SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE – 40WED: PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS END…FALLING INTO 30STHURS: CLOUDY- A WINTRY MIX – 30’SFRI: RAIN MAY MIX WITH OR CHANGE TO SNOW BEFORE ENDING – MID 30S 1920 – 3 DAY NEW ENGLAND WINTER STORM = 10”-15” FELL AND FROZE WITH70MPH WINDS AT BLOCK ISLAND, R.I.