Entries by John Homenuk

Premium: Warmer than normal temperatures by late May

The news many have awaited for several weeks is finally here: We are forecasting the return of above average temperatures by the end of May. For the past few weeks, the hemispheric pattern has been stuck in a bit of a rut. High latitude blocking has maintained its control over the pattern, on both the Pacific […]

Premium: Omega block returns, with different results

An anomalous blocking pattern has returned for the second time this Spring, but the sensible weather results will be quite different this time around. Instead of falling underneath a large blocking ridge of high pressure, as we did in early April, this blocking pattern has brought (and will continue to bring) persistent troughiness and unsettled […]

3 months later, Blizzard of ’16 becomes largest in NYC history

Three months after the last snowflake from the prolific Blizzard of 2016 fell, it has ascended to become the #1 snowfall in New York City’s recorded history. The storm passes February 12th, 2006 which was the previous record holder. The announcement comes after weather enthusiasts and professionals were left disappointed by a 26.8″ measurement which brought […]

Monday Musings: Warmer, unsettled, cutoff low

So far, Spring 2016 has been absent, despite calendar arguing otherwise. The trend looks to continue this week, and as we look forward into the medium range, forecast models suggest it may continue even further into next weekend. While we aren’t quite looking at snow, the weather looks likely to be cooler than normal — […]