Monthly Archives: January 2013

The cold will finally begin to release it’s grip on the region this weekend. Across the state we had a light snow event move on through last night that left most with a general dusting of new snow. The place … Continue reading →

This is the scene I woke up to this morning and I’m sure many of you did as well. Temperatures in this cold snap bottomed out at the coldest they will be for the winter in much of Long Island … Continue reading →

Discussion: A deep 500mb trough is in control over the Eastern third of the continental US. Further west, there’s some ridging over the pacific coast and another trough axis over the gulf of Alaska. At the surface, the area of … Continue reading →

Discussion: A large upper level vortex over the Arctic moves south into east central Canada by the end of next week. A cold front comes through during the day on Monday, followed by a weak area of low pressure offshore … Continue reading →

DISCUSSION: A Weak cold front pushed offshore Wednesday night and High Pressure in control over Southern New England today. To our east a vigorous shortwave trough and a coastal low are located over the Canadian maritimes. A large upper level … Continue reading →