Tag Archive for 'extreme side' at NY NJ PA Weather Forecasts

Tag Archive for 'extreme side'

Major Changes On The Way

November 5th, 2008 by Steven DiMartino

Get ready to say good bye to the ridge in the East or at least the sustained ridge in the East.
A strong cold front supported by a strengthening upper level low and deepening trough will drive through the forecast area on Saturday afternoon. There is a significant potential for strong to severe thunderstorms with this [...]

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The AO Continues To Fall

October 31st, 2008 by Steven DiMartino

I’m going to keep track of the Arctic Oscillation over the next few weeks and months as I think the AO will be a driving influence on the overall pattern and give us a good indication on what to expect.
Once again, we see a continuation of the free falling AO. We are still in a [...]

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