Entries by John Homenuk

Introducing 33 and Rain: An interactive community

When our staff sat down to discuss the state of our company and the industry this past Autumn, there was one thing we all agreed was missing: There is no place on the internet for meteorologists, hobbyists, and students in the Northeast US to discuss the weather together in a controlled, fun, and interactive environment. […]

Winter storm increasing likely in interior New England late week

Discussed at length yesterday was the potential for a notable winter weather event this weekend in New England, particularly interior locations, with the development of an impressive low pressure area in the Gulf of Maine. Forecast models over the past 12-24 hours have trended favorably for the development of this low pressure area, with a […]

Late week winter storm possible in interior New England

Amid a changing hemispheric pattern and active jet stream pattern, forecast models have begun to hone in on the potential for a late-week winter storm across New England, particularly interior locations. Despite the presence of a warm antecedent airmass and a relatively progressive-natured pattern (both of which will be discussed as mitigating factors below), the potential […]

High latitude ridging, and the return of a colder pattern

Just a week ago, we spent time in our Public Threat Analysis speaking of about the return of a Southeast Ridge towards the end of December. Just 7 days later, we’ll be discussing the return of a colder, more active weather pattern as we move forward through the next 10 days and into early and […]