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Models trend back to drier conditions for the weekend

7:04 AM
I have to wonder after looking at the guidance over the past three days if this is going to be a theme for the winter to follow?  Model guidance took a big jump back away from the upper low, heavy rain event for Sunday.  I was originally skeptical of this solution in the first [...]

Tropical Weather Update for Wednesday, September 30 2009

4:45 AM
The tropical Atlantic continues to be dominated by strong westerly shear throughout the region.  No development is expected over the next 48 hours as a deep trough dominates from the Gulf of Mexico through the Caribbean.  Another strong upper trough is producing strong southwesterly shear over over the eastern Atlantic, prohibiting development off the [...]

Cooler, Fall conditions return

5:15 AM
The upper trough that finally forced a cold front off the East coast on Thursday morning will continue to slide to the east of the Mid Atlantic by this afternoon.  The trough axis will be off the New Jersey coast  this morning and passing the end of the Long Island Sound by this afternoon. [...]

Strong upper low influences the region

8:45 AM
The pattern this morning is is dominated by two key features.  A strong trough over the Great Lakes and an upper low over the central Plains.
The upper trough over the Great Lakes is still centered to the west of the region, which means a southwesterly flow remains over the Mid Atlantic.  As a result, [...]

Drier weather ahead, but pattern amplification on the way

6:18 PM
The upper level pattern is about to go into a significant transition from a progressive pattern to one of significant amplification.  Of all the model guidance, I believe the ECMWF is the most aggressive, however the ECMWF has an established track record of picking up these pattern changes so the model should not be [...]

Developing low expected to impact region through this week

7:15 AM
This morning, the water vapor satellite image clearly shows the new and rather interesting pattern developing over the eastern half of the United States.  A strong upper level disturbance is diving into the Tennessee Valley this morning, carving a negatively tilted weak trough from the Mississippi Valley to the Southeast and Mid Atlantic coast.
Meanwhile, [...]

Location is key for next week

5:15 AM
A cold front that is moving through the forecast area this morning will be key in the type of weather conditions we can expect through the rest of this week.  As many real estate agents will tell you, location is key.
The position of the upper trough this afternoon and continuing on through much of [...]

A very wet 48 hours

7:00 PM
The rainfall currently developing over the forecast area has no relation with Tropical Storm Danny that is currently over the Southeast coastal waters.  This rainfall is due to a warm front that is still stalled over extreme southern New Jersey through central Maryland.
Rain will continue to impact much of the forecast area and expand [...]

Blame it on the rain

7:45 AM
If you woke up this morning and didn’t want to go to work, you can blame it on the rain that has already moved into the forecast area.  A slow moving warm front is already producing waves of moderate to heavy rainfall over the forecast area.  The warm front is currently south of Cape [...]

Tropical Storm Danny’s transformation to coastal storm on Saturday

5:15 AM
This morning, model guidance has come into strong agreement on exactly what to expect from Tropical Storm Danny and the interaction with the deep trough over the Southeast.  As discussed last night, the best way to view Danny’s impact on the forecast area is to consider Danny as a Nor’ Easter rather than a [...]



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