WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

YOUR FORECAST:

TODAY: PERIODS OF RAIN OR DRIZZLE – 35-40

TNTE: PERIODS OF RAIN – MID 30S

TUES: RAIN ENDS…..SOME SUN – 45-50

WED: MOSTLY CLOUDY- MID 40S

THURS: SUN MIXING WITH CLOUDS – 45-50

WEATHER TRIVIA: 1873 – SEVERE NOR’EASTER FROM GEORGIA TO NOVA SCOTIA….PRESSURE 28.49”

Satellite + radar above shows a storm off the NE coast…a front over Ohio…both of which will produce some light rain and drizzle for the East. Another front with rain and snowshowers in Plains. Moisture over Baja California will head north and bring much needed rain to southwest and So. Ca. Below – animated maps for next 2 days…expected snowfall over next 5 days..and rainfall thru end of the week. 

Below- snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – 45-50

TNTE: CLEAR – COLD – MID 20SSAT: SUNNY WITH A COLD WIND – MID 30S

SUN: INCREASING CLOUDS – LOWER 40S

MON: CLOUDY- SPOTTY LIGHT WINTRY MIX – 35-40 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1900 – WATERTOWN, N.Y. – 45” SNOW IN 24 HOURS

​Icy cold eases for Plains….wet for SOutheast…more cold moving into Northeast. Below – expected snowfall and rainfall for next 5 days or so.

​Below – animated maps for next 2 days…followed by snapshot weather for Saturday. Be safe – enjoy weekend.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SUN AND CLOUDS – 35-40

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY – 30

FRI: PARTLY SUNNY – 45-50

SAT: SUNNY WITH A COLD WIND – MID 30S

SUN: INCREASING CLOUDS – LOWER 40S 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1972- COASTAL STORM FOR NEW ENGLAND: HEAVY SNOW INLAND…WIND-SWEPT RAIN ALONG THE COAST.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – LOWER 30S

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID TEENS

THUR: SUN AND CLOUDS – 35-40

FRI: PARTLY SUNNY – 45-50

SAT: SUNNY WITH A COLD WIND – MID 30S  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1880- SEVERE SANTA ANA WINDS IN CALIFORNIA CAUSE GREAT DAMAGE.

Above current early morning temperatures….many records set…some of which long standing as this cold in not common for this time of year. Below – expected snowfall through weekend…followed by expected rainfall into Monday.

Below – animated maps for the next couple…followed by snapshot weather for Thursday.  Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: PERIODS OF RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS AS IT TURNS WINDY AND COLDER. HIGHS FALLING THRU 30S INTO 20S.

TNTE: CLEAR- BRISK – VERY COLD – 15-20

WED: SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – LOWER 30S

THUR: SUN AND CLOUDS – 35-40

FRI: PARTLY SUNNY – 45-50  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1960 – HURRICANE JEANNE BRINGS 24” OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS TO KEY WEST, FLA.

Above – early morning temperatures: icy cold moving across Great Lakes with some snow. It will move into the East Tuesday so that by Wednesday much of the Nation is unseasonably cold weather. Below – satellite + radar showing that front from Plains to Great Lakes.

Below – animated maps tracking that cold front – followed by rainfall projections into Saturday.

Lastly – snapshot weather for Tuesday.  Be safe.

 TODAY: CLOUDY- MILD – MAYBE A SHOWER – LOWER 50S

TNTE: CLOUDY- SOME RAIN BY MORNING – LOWER 40S

TUES: PERIODS OF RAIN CHANGING TO SNOW SHOWERS AS IT TURNS WINDY AND COLDER. HIGHS FALLING THRU 30S INTO 20S.

WED: SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – LOWER 30S   

WEATHER TRIVIA:1940- ARMISTICE DAY STORM – WORST IN UPPER GREAT LAKES: 49 DEAD IN MINNESOTA, 59 IN MICHIGAN – 17” SNOW IN IOWA. 

This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for northwestern Connecticut, the Catskills and mid-Hudson Valley in eastern New York.Monday through Saturday.Light accumulations of snow, sleet or freezing rain are possible Monday night into early Tuesday. Should confidence increase in ice accumulations, a winter weather advisory may be needed. Falling temperatures on Tuesday could lead to hazardous travel conditions for the morning commute.

Above – early morning temperatures: icy cold moving across Great Lakes with some snow. It will move into the East Tuesday so that by Wednesday much of the Nation is unseasonably cold weather. Below – satellite + radar showing that front from Plains to Great Lakes.

Below – animated maps tracking that cold front – followed by rainfall projections into Saturday.

Lastly – snapshot weather for Tuesday.  Be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: PARTLY SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – SOME FLURRIES – 40

TNTE: CLEAR- UNSEASONABLY COLD – 18-22

SAT: SUNNY- LOWER 40S

SUN: CLOUDY- LOWER 50S

MON: CLOUDY- LATE SHOWER – 50  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1966- SAN FRANCISCO HITS 86…HIGHEST EVER IN NOVEMBER.

ABove – current map shows cold air from Rockies to East Coast. Showers in the South….lake effect snow – Great Lakes. Next week…an even strong cold wave will spread out over the Nation by Tuesday and Wednesday.​Below – current satellite + radar….followed by animated maps into weekend.

Below – rainfall into Wednesday then snapshot weather for Saturday.​Be safe…have a nice weekend.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: MOSTLY CLOUDY – AFTERNOON SHOWERS – 50-55

TNTE: SHOWERS CHANGE TO SNOW SHOWERS AND END – 30

FRI: PARTLY SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – SOME FLURRIES – 40

SAT: SUNNY- LOWER 40S

SUN: CLOUDY- LOWER 50S  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1940 – THE NARROWS BRIDGE AT TACOMA WASHINGTON COLLAPSED WHEN 31 MPH WINDS CAUSED THE SPAN TO VIBRATE UNTIL IT COLLAPSED: 6 MILLION DOLLARS.

​Above – expected high temperatures for Saturday.  Below – latest satellite and radar….

Above…animated maps show the cold front moving to the East Coast on Thursday and then cold air floods the Nation this weekend. Below- rainfall expected into Monday…..followed by snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SUNNY- LOWER 50S

TNTE: CLEARE-COLD – 25-30

THURS: MOSTLY CLOUDY – SOME SHOWERS – 50-55

FRI: SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – SOME FLURRIES – 40

SAT: SUNNY- LOWER 40S  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1953 – EARLY SNOW….11” @HARRISBURG, PA – 8” PHILY, 4” WASHINGTON, D.C.

​Above – expected high temperatures for Saturday.  Below – latest satellite and radar….

Above…animated maps show the cold front moving to the East Coast on Thursday and then cold air floods the Nation this weekend. Below- rainfall expected into Monday…..followed by snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.

 YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: CLOUDY- ONE OR TWO SHOWERS – 55-60

TNTE: CLEARING- MID 30S

WED: SUNNY- LOWER 50S

THURS: MOSTLY CLOUDY – SOME SHOWERS – 50-55

FRI: SUNNY- BRISK – COLD – 40  

WEATHER TRIVIA:1977 – HEAVY RAIN CAUSE A DAM TO BREAK AND FLOOD AT TACCOA, GA., KILLING 38

Above…early morning temperatures. Cold air in Northern Plains movingsouth and east and will envelope most of the Nation by end of the week.Below – satellite + radar showing cold front over Great Lakes moving​ahead of this cold air. 

Below- animated maps tracking the cold front…followed by rainfall into Saturday….and ending with snapshot weather for your Wednesday.​Be safe.