Monthly Archives: March 2016

The April Fools Trick that Isn’t so funny

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Ryan G

The last thing people want as we head in to our first full weeks of astronomical spring is to have to worry about freezing cold weather. Unfortunately the cold at this stage of the season is not uncommon, and this … Continue reading →

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Your forecast heading into Easter

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Ryan G

An active weather pattern continues across the eastern US. The early part of the forecast period starts mild, with more seasonable weather returning for the weekend. Discussion: Upper level: A weakening trough approaches from the west on Friday. Ridging returns … Continue reading →

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Spring Roller Coaster Pattern Setting up

Posted on March 22, 2016 by Ryan G

High pressure is in control today, but a storm system taking shape in the central US will exert influence on our weather during the next few days. Will it bring spring warmth or a spring chill?

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Decreasing Threat for Significant Snow Sunday

Posted on March 18, 2016 by Ryan G

Synopsis: Threat: snowfall greater than 6″ Sunday afternoon and evening Probability: 25% Location: Southeastern New York and New England

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Groundwork for a Potentially Significant March Winter Storm Falling into Place

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Ryan G

Synopsis: late weekend winterstorm possible Threat: Potential for Snowfall Greater than 6″  From The Mid-Atlantic To New England Probability: about 50% Time Frame of interest: Sunday Night into Monday – with the heaviest Precipitation at night Discussion: A closed upper level … Continue reading →

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