Entries by Doug Simonian

Gradually improving, slightly warmer weather

The same mid-level cutoff low that helped bring the heavy rain and strong winds on Tuesday, as well as multiple days of snow showers since, is still meandering in the vicinity of the Northeast US today. This has helped to keep an island of cold in an otherwise sea of warmth across much of the […]

Weekend Update: Modifying temperatures, then variable weather next week

We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! Today provided a chilly day for all of the Black Friday shoppers, though the airmass will be moderating over the next few days, before a cold front swings through on Monday night. Tonight will be very chilly as high pressure slides just to our south tonight. With clear […]

Nor’Easter to bring major travel impacts, several inches of snow

Two strong mid level disturbances moving through the Southeast United States will interact later this week, and in doing so will help force the development of a low pressure system off the East Coast. Previously inconsistent forecast models have come into better agreement on the track and intensity of a significant Nor’Easter which will impact […]

Weather rollercoaster could end with Thanksgiving Nor’Easter

As most of you could probably tell by simply walking outside, another mid-winter airmass has filtered into the region today, and will set up another very cold night tonight. As high pressure settles into the region this evening and tonight, winds will subside to nearly calm levels. When this is combined with clear skies and […]