Snowy side to Monday storm

As many already know by now that a major storm will be affecting the eastern part of the US. As we are in april, this storm will be primarily rain but there wil be a snowy side hitting western PA and far SW NY. Also impacting West Virginia to a lesser degree. Amounts will be in the 1′ range. The snow will be sticky and heavy sticking to trees and power lines. This alone will damage trees bringing down power lines. But Mother nature will not stop there, ensuring a cataclysmic power outage event; there will be 40 mph winds helping to ruin trees and power lines alike.

Stormy monday

The second half of the weekend will be rough for many along the eastern seaboard as a storm rumbles north from the Gulf of Mexico. Boston will see peak activity during the evening sunday and Maine will bear the brunt of the storm monday morning. Coastal ME and Southern New England will see winds of up to 55 mph. All of New England and the Mid Atlantic wil get up to 4″ of rain. This will come in heavy downpours accompanied by strong and gusty winds. Significant travel delays are likely. 

Stay safe!

-Jack

Warm up late week

After a record setting week in March, April cooled off but still some pleasant weather to come. Temps will hover near the 50 mark Tuesday and wednesday with mid 50s Thursday and friday. The weekend will feature temps near the 60 mark. There is a slight chance of precip Wednesday but otherwise partly cloudy.

Stay tuned!

-JAck

Wild temps while little precip

WILD March temperatures with readings peaking over 80 on sunday and a still mild start to the week.Temps Thursday will peak well into the 80s in some inland spots with low 80s at the coast. 70s Tuesday and Wednesday with sun all the way through the week. Friday will feature temps in the 70s.

Stay Tuned!

-JAck

Wild temperatures

30s to start the week then 60s and 50s! The craziest part is that this is March! Heres how the next week stacks out in temperatures-  Fri-47  Sat-37  Sun-52  Mon-61   Tues-63 Wen-47  Thurs-48  Precipitation will occur Tuesday in the form of rain and there is a chance of minor coastal snow Friday night. Accumulations if any should be light.

Stay tuned!

-JAck

Cool start to the week warmer temps by thursday

A cold front swept through last night leaving up to 5″ in the heavy snow bands. This will allow for high pressure and colder temperatures to dominate Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday the high will shift offshore bringing a warm flow with rebounding temps. 50s Wednesday and 60 thursday.

Stay tuned!

-JAck

Mid-Storm update

Heavy snows spreading across the area now in bands bringing good accumulations piling up very efficiently. On that note I will need to update the snow totals for SW ME to 10-16″ due to a more northerly trend in the latest model run. Also need to say that winds have been picking up and will be peaking shortly. Winds will average 20 mph gusts around 30 out of the NE. Peak winds will be found at the coast.

Stay tuned!

-JAck