Entries by John Homenuk

Volatile pattern arrives with multiple storm chances across US

The days of prolonged warm and benign weather have begun to come to a close across the Central and Eastern USA as we begin the work week, as a volatile weather pattern begins to set in. Happy Monday! After discussing impending changes for several days, and looking to the Pacific Ocean for signals as to when […]

Cold flip increasing likely, but longevity in question

A good Wednesday afternoon to you! While the temperature remains largely above average in the Central and Eastern United States today and over the next few days, we have been discussing for quite some time the idea that a noticeable change is forthcoming. This change is still very much on schedule, and in fact confidence in […]

Cooler risks increasing, volatile pattern on horizon

Happy Tuesday! For the past several days, discussions have turned from the presence of abnormal and anomalous warmth towards winds of change, which are signaling the return of cooler air and a volatile weather pattern. Overnight forecast models continue to supplement these ideas, with further confirmation that the pattern is set to undergo wholesale changes […]

October Outlook: Why anomalous warmth could return

Several daily temperature records were broken over the past several days throughout the Eastern United States, particularly this weekend when temperatures reached into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. Much of this warmth was aided and enhanced by the development of a large, sprawling mid and upper level atmospheric ridge. This ridge acted to enhance the […]