Entries by John Homenuk

Weekend winter storm threat lingers in Northeast

We’ve discussed for a few days the threat for wintry weather this coming weekend – and while the evolution of the forecast has changed in the atmospheres mid and upper levels, the threat for wintry weather still does exist. With that being said, forecast model guidance continues to offer little help in regards to consistency […]

The importance of the EPO and upcoming cold risks

For some time now, we have discussed the likelihood that colder than normal air would be a common theme in the Northern and Eastern United States during the month of December. Like most things, it was not expected to be constant, but it was expected to be prevalent, and especially when compared to the past […]

First snowfall of the season for the Northeast this weekend

About two weeks ago, it became clear that the weather pattern was set to undergo a significant shift. After many weeks of warmth, a reshuffle was underway in the Pacific Ocean, and the downstream effects of this would lead to colder air with a more wintry pattern in the North-Central and Northeast United States. Two […]