Entries by John Homenuk

Multiple winter weather threats to begin February

On the heels of two (arguably three) major winter weather events in the Northeast United States, many are wondering just when the pattern will slow down. The answer: Not soon. Medium and long range forecast models are in good agreement that  an active pattern will continue in the foreseeable future as the Pacific Jet continues […]

Why Monday’s storm will disappoint NYC snow lovers

Much has been made over the past few days about a potential winter weather event in New York City on Monday morning. Vindication, they’ve called it. After the Blizzard of 2015 barely skirted our area and brought historic snowfall to New England, this Monday’s event was seen by snow lovers as the makeup-call to our […]

What we know about Monday’s potential snowstorm

On the heels of a low pressure system which brought light snowfall to the area on Friday, a shortwave will drive southward through the Plains states on Saturday. Coming over the top of a mid and upper level ridge on the West Coast of the United States, the shortwave is forecast to amplify southward from […]

PM Update: Periods of snow, light accumulations tonight

A quick blitz of snow will approach the area over the next several hours, especially across northern sections of the forecast area. Precipitation could briefly mix with sleet and rain in some areas, especially further south and near the coast. The precipitation comes out ahead of a low pressure system which is driving southeastward through […]