WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

YOUR FORECAST: 

TODAY: SUNNY BREEZY AND COLD – 25-30 

TNTE: CLEAR – CALM – ICY COLD – 5 TO 10 

TUES: COLD AND SUNNY – 30 

WED: SUNNY AND NOT AS COLD – 40 

THURS: SUNNY – MILD – MID 40S  

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1961 – KENNEDY INAUGURAL STORM – 25” SNOW IN CONN. & N.H. AND MASS.

​Above – Satellite + radar – pretty clear and calm . Below – early morning temperatures observed.

Below – animated maps – snowfall thru Friday – rainfall through Friday. Large high pressure controls the Nation. Cold turns to milder by late week. System out west reaches East Coast this weekend. Snow over Northern New England…rain elsewhere.

Snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

National Weather Service

…WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING…

* WHAT…Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations of 5 to 10 inches possible, highest above 1500 feet elevation.

* WHERE…In eastern Windham County. In New York,In Massachusetts, Berkshire County. In Connecticut,northern Litchfield County.

* WHEN…From Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning.

WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM SATURDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING… 

* WHAT…Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations of 5 to 10  inches possible, highest above 1500 feet elevation. 

* WHERE…In Berkshire County. In Connecticut,  northern Litchfield County. 

* WHEN…From Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning.

​Above – early morning wind chills. Cold air will continue to spread south and most of the Nation will be on the cold side next week. Below – current satellite picture.

A storm in Central Plains will bring moderate to heavy snow to upper Midwest…then head to East Saturday. Big Cities like Phily..NYC…Boston..will only see 1″-2″ – to rain and ends. Ski Country in No. New England will see 4″-8″. Below – animated maps with snowfall and rainfall thru Tuesday.

Below – snapshot weather for your Saturday. Be safe…have a nice holiday weekend.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY  SHOWERS THEN A BLEND OF SUN AND CLOUDS – WINDY – 40-45

TNTE: CLEAR-WINDY- COLD – 15-20

FRI: SUNNY – COLD – 25-30

SAT: TURNING CLOUDY- SNOW DEVELOPING – 30

SUN: SNOWSHOWERS THEN PARTLY CLOUDY AND WINDY – 40  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1831- GREAT SNOWSTORM IN NORTHEAST: BOSTON =24”NEW BEDFORD, MA. = 36”

Above – Satellite + radar not looking bad. A couple of fronts moving by this week…but a strong front will bring much colder air by Friday to the East. On it’s heels..a large winter storm hits Central Friday – comes east by Saturday. Below – high temperature for this Friday – followed by map projection for weekend storm on Saturday.

​Below – animated maps next 2 days – snowfall thru Friday – rainfall thru Saturday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST: 

TDY: PARTLY SUNNY 45-50 

TNTE: CLOUDY- A RAIN OR SNOW SHOWER  LOW 30S 

THURS: SHOWERS THEN A BLEND OF SUN AND CLOUDS WINDY  40-45

FRI: SUNNY  COLD – 25-30 SAT: TURNING CLOUDY- SNOW DEVELOPING – 30  

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1932 – LOS ANGELES BIGGEST SNOW…2” – 1” AT CIVIC CENTER

Above – Satellite + radar not looking bad. A couple of fronts moving by this week…but a strong front will bring much colder air by Friday to the East. On it’s heels..a large winter storm hits Central Friday – comes east by Saturday. Below – high temperature for this Friday – followed by map projection for weekend storm on Saturday.

​Below – animated maps next 2 days – snowfall thru Friday – rainfall thru Saturday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST: 

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 25-30 

TUES: CONSIDERABLY CLOUDY – MID 40S 

WED: A SHOWER OR TWO OTHERWISE PARTLY SUNNY – LOWER 50S

THURS: A BLEND OF SUN AND CLOUDS – BREEZY – LOWER 40S  

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1934 – 24 HOUR SNOWFALL RECORD AT BURLINGTON, VT. = 24”. 

Above – Satellite + radar not looking bad. A couple of fronts moving by this week…but a strong front will bring much colder air by Friday to the East. On it’s heels..a large winter storm hits Central Friday – comes east by Saturday. Below – high temperature for this Friday – followed by map projection for weekend storm on Saturday.

​Below – animated maps next 2 days – snowfall thru Friday – rainfall thru Saturday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST: 

TODAY: VARIABLY CLOUDY AND MUCH COOLER – NEAR 40 

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 25-30 

TUES: CONSIDERABLY CLOUDY – MID 40S 

WED: A SHOWER OR TWO OTHERWISE PARTLY SUNNY – LOWER 50S

THURS: A BLEND OF SUN AND CLOUDS – BREEZY – LOWER 40S  

Above – Satellite + radar not looking bad. A couple of fronts moving by this week…but a strong front will bring much colder air by Friday to the East. On it’s heels..a large winter storm hits Central Friday – comes east by Saturday. Below – high temperature for this Friday – followed by map projection for weekend storm on Saturday.

​Below – animated maps next 2 days – snowfall thru Friday – rainfall thru Saturday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SUNNY AND COLD – 30

TNTE: CLEAR – 15-20

FRI: VARIABLY CLOUDY – MID 40S

SAT: VERY MILD – PERIODS OF RAIN- 55-60

SUN: SHOWERS THEN SOME CLEARING AND WINDY- 45-50  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1886 – BLIZZARD HITS NEW ENGLAND – BOSTON RECORDS 64 MPH WINDS

Above – early morning actual wind chills. Arctic air will be replaced by​unseasonably warm air for the East this weekend. Temps could hit 70 as far north as New York City…60s New England. Talk about a January thaw ?  Below….satellite and radar picture.

​Below – animated maps through Friday – snowfall thru Sunday – Rainfall through Monday.

​Below – snapshot weather for Friday.  Be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST: 

TDY: CHANGEABLE SKIES AND WINDY – PASSING FLURRIES – MID 30S TNTE: CLEAR AND VERY COLD – 10 TO 15 

THURS: SUNNY AND COLD – 25-30 

FRI: CLOUDY- SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE DEVELOPING – LOWER 40S 

SAT: VERY MILD – PERIODS OF RAIN- 55-60  

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1973- HEAVY ICE STORM PARALYZES ATLANTA, GA. FOR DAYS: DAMAGES $25 MILLION.

Satellite + radar above looks bland but it will change. Disturbance over Kentucky moves northeast and brings a touch of rain and wet snow to Mid Atlantic and So. New England through tonight. Arctic air will dive south through Plains and sweep the East Coast by Thursday, After that..its get exceptionally mild and wet with potential severe storm for South. Below- animated maps + snowfall + rainfall through Saturday.

​Below – weather snapshot for today’s weather.  Be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TODAY: INCREASING CLOUDS – 40

TNTE: CLOUDY..SOME FLURRIES ? 25-30

WED: CHANGEABLE SKIES AND WINDY – PASSING FLURRIES – MID 30S

THURS: SUNNY AND COLD – 25-30

FRI: CLOUDY- SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE DEVELOPING – LOWER 40S  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1873 – SEVERE BLIZZARD STRUCK THE GREAT PLAINS: MANY PIONEERS FROM THE EAST DIED IN MINNESOTA AND IOWA.

Satellite + radar above looks bland but it will change. Disturbance over Kentucky moves northeast and brings a touch of rain and wet snow to Mid Atlantic and So. New England through tonight. Arctic air will dive south through Plains and sweep the East Coast by Thursday, After that..its get exceptionally mild and wet with potential severe storm for South. Below- animated maps + snowfall + rainfall through Saturday.

​Below – weather snapshot for today’s weather.  Be safe.

Monday: A chance of snow, mainly before 2pm. Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 36. South wind 5 to 13 mph becoming west in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible. 

Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 22. West wind 7 to 11 mph. 

Tuesday: Increasing clouds, with a high near 36. West wind around 6 mph becoming light and variable in the afternoon. 

Tuesday Night: A chance of snow showers, mainly after 10pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 24. Calm wind becoming west around 6 mph after midnight. Chance of precipitation is 40%. 

Wednesday: A chance of snow showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 33. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Anthony Jay

Anthony is a graduate from Albany State with a degree in Broadcast Meteorology. He was top forecaster at SUNY Albany and won a national forecast trophy. He has appeared on News12 and is a weather producer for The Today Show and Good Morning America etal.

Aside from forecasting nor’easters, huirricanes and severe weather his other big passion is  music. All kinds. He has a DJ business and works parties, lounges and events around the NY area.​In his spare time Anthony also enjoys reading, biking, keeping up on current events, traveling and spending time with family and friends.