‘26-‘27 winter forecast

In this episode we’ll look at the next several days, which includes a busy pattern with weak fronts and seasonable temperatures. We’ll then break down the impacts of a coastal storm later Thursday and Friday.

In this episode we’ll look at recent flood events in the South and our dry October. We’ve got a soaking rain event teed up for Friday, although there’s some model disagreement about where the heaviest rainfall will be. It’ll also stay unstable for the beginning of the weekend.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead. It’ll turn milder, with the first rain expected in over three weeks. We’ll also look at the very busy weather that’s going on in the southern US.

In this episode we’ll talk about the next several days of weather, which feature a few small temperature swings and a long wait for rainfall. We also recap the origins of Hurricane Sandy and the damage that it brought to our area, including the storm surge.

In this episode we’ll outline the week ahead, which keeps things status quo and gorgeous. We’ll then hazard a guess at this upcoming winter. It may all come down to one thing: El Niño.

In this episode, we will examine the causes of the cool, sunny, and breezy weather we experienced. We will also review subtropical storm Josephine and super typhoon Champ.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, which has the potential to be great. High pressure will keep cool air locked in. A coastal low will promote a breezy northeast flow and perhaps some minor coastal flooding. If the low comes close enough we’ll have a period of light rain later Wednesday and Thursday. If not, we’ll have sunshine and no precipitation for many days.

In this episode we’ll look at a busy few days of weather. Rain and warm temperatures will end with a bang as a line of severe storms moves through Friday evening. The coldest air of the fall will then arrive. How low will it go? We also take a look at the last decade of hurricane activity in Florida.

In this episode we’ll look at Hurricane Isaias, currently located in the gulf. The storm is expected to strengthen and make landfall before eventually bringing rain to our area. We’ve also got the rest of the weekend and Friday to look forward to.

In this episode we’ll look at the treat that we’re going to be in for the next several days. It’ll start off quite cool, but we’ll warm up later in the week. The tropics might also spin up a home grown storm, but if not, it might stay dry through Columbus Day!