Entries by John Homenuk

How long will Winter’s hiatus last? Look to the Pacific

Before the warmth has even arrived, signals of a changing weather pattern have begun once again. This is, honestly, par for the course in the hemispheric pattern that we have been locked into over the past several months. The progressive nature of the pattern itself has not allowed any particular regime to become stagnant. In […]

Winter hiatus expected to close out December

Before we start, to sign up for daily articles (like this one) videos, discussions, interactives and more, contact our team here. After a two week period featuring a polar vortex intrusion, colder than normal temperatures, and frequent winter weather opportunities (especially in the interior) the pattern this week will be one of transition. The hemispheric pattern […]

Southeast ridge will flex its muscles late month

All things considered, after much conversation and discussion, meteorological winter came in cold and active during the month of December. Multiple shots of arctic air and several winter weather events, particularly in the interior, have given us a December much different than the past few years, when warm air dominated the Eastern United States’ weather […]

Impactful winter storm expected Saturday AM

Colder trends, discussed at length over the past few days, have come into better focus over the past 12 to 24 hours, with mesoscale forecast models and short term weather observations lining up with those ideas. The result will be an impactful winter storm throughout much of the area — save for Southern New Jersey […]