Entries by John Homenuk

After transient warmup, winter set to return

This is not the news many were hoping to hear this morning. Unfortunately, it’s the news we have to provide as a result of medium and long term forecast modeling and the overall hemispheric evolution over the next two weeks. Luckily for those who enjoy the warmth, today looks to be the winner of the week. Behind […]

On this winter, records, and cold

I enjoy data. New York City’s weather station has been keeping data records for 152 years. Yes, that’s right, observers have been collecting weather data in New York City since 1863. That, my friends, is a long time ago. Since then, there have been an innumerable amount of impressive weather events. Hurricanes, winter storms, severe weather, […]

Live Blog: Morning, afternoon model guidance and analysis

4:00pm: The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings for most of New Jersey including the New York City Metro Area from late tonight into Thursday. Generally, their forecast calls for 3 to 6 inches of snow with higher amounts of 5 to 9 inches possible south of New York City throughout parts of Central […]

Substantial snowfall possible Thursday

On the heels of a strong southwest flow event which left the area under more snow and sleet this Tuesday into Wednesday morning, a low pressure system is forecast to develop late Wednesday into Thursday and deliver another round of snow. This time, it looks more significant in terms of snowfall accumulations. As a cold […]