After what was in some areas an historic blizzard, the Nor’easter has pulled away from New England, and quieter weather settles in now. There is a quick-moving trough that will clip across the region Tuesday Night, bringing a few hours of light snow – a quick accumulation of an inch or so is possible, with…
A very active weather pattern continues over the next few weeks with some type of weather system affecting the region every few days. The next few bring some winter weather thanks to a warm front sitting off to our south – some freezing rain will be possible with light icing on Friday before some accumulating…
Quiet weather prevails through the week as we watch a system developing over the Southeast late-week and heading through the Mid-Atlantic on Sunday; this will have minimal northward reach, though it may be helped by an upper-level low tracking to our north, which will draw up enough moisture for at least a few rain or…
High pressure is in control across the Northeast; it hasn’t shaken all of the clouds and it certainly hasn’t allowed for too much warming, but it’s set up some decent weather. A new Arctic cold front has begun digging into the Plains – but we’re seeing its true Arctic nature yet; in fact just as…
There is a lot of cloud cover around the northeast, but not necessarily a lot of precipitation; it’s mainly lake-driven snow showers close to the Great Lakes, with some of the weak disturbances moving through the broad upper-level trough picking up just enough of that moisture to trigger a flurry or two. None of this…
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