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Boat and beach report for Tuesday, September 29 2009

September 29th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

5:15 AM
A strong upper low over western and central New York will produce a cyclonic wind pattern from the surface to 200 MB over the coastal waters. As a result, weak impulses will move through the New Jersey and Long Island coastal waters with scattered cloud cover and a risk of an isolated weak shower [...]

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Another perfect beach day on the way

July 19th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:50 AM
Surface high pressure from the Great Lakes remains in control over the forecast area, providing the region with perfect outdoor and beach conditions through today. However, the upper levels will be shifting and changing over the next 24 hours to provide a much more active pattern than what has been seen over the past [...]

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Maritime High Pressure Keeps Clouds Over Region

June 14th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

8:36 AM
Through this up coming week, the weather conditions will mirror more of late September rather than mid June as high pressure positions itself over Maine and several waves of low pressure passes to the south. Conditions like yesterday’s heavy rain event may develop for any particular afternoon where some clearing develops and mesoscale boundaries [...]

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And In This Corner!

March 7th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

7:57 AM
A battle is setting up of atmospheric proportions between the more progressive Pacific pattern that is being established over much of the CONUS and a very strong negative NAO that is forming over the north Atlantic. For the most part, aside from the negative NAO, there isn’t much in the way of blocking over [...]

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Light Snow Developing, But Temperatures Falling Too Slowly

February 3rd, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:29 AM
When I woke up this morning I was expecting, based on the overall model data and progression of the cold air, for temperatures to be slightly colder than what I am observing right now. Temperatures remain above freezing over much of the forecast area along the coast as of 6 AM. As such, I [...]

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A Super Weekend For The Super Bowl

January 30th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:37 AM
Okay, so the Super Bowl is no where near the forecast area, but the weather conditions will still be great for traveling to your favorite hot spot to watch the game or to go out and get about 80 pounds of wings. Personally, I’m rooting for a good game and hopefully less officiating.
Anyway, [...]

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High Pressure Brings Clear Skies And Gradually Warmer Conditions

January 21st, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:36 AM
A dry and cold day is expected over the forecast area for another 24 hours before warmer conditions move in for Thursday and Friday.
High pressure is building to the south of the forecast area, which will eventually produce a west and then southwesterly wind pattern over the forecast area. Clear skies can be expected [...]

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After A Close Call, Moderating Conditions

January 20th, 2009 by Steven DiMartino

6:20 AM
The low pressure system off the North Carolina coast is impressively deepening, and heading east-northeast this morning. The man area of precipitation is already moving towards the Atlantic and well south of the forecast area. However, with a stiff northeasterly fetch off the Atlantic, I still can’t rule out a few ocean effect snow [...]

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Winter Storm Discussion And Thoughts

December 8th, 2008 by Steven DiMartino

There is a lot to discuss with this winter storm for Thursday evening through Friday and let me tell you, I had a hard time sleeping with all the thoughts running through my head. So let’s dive in and get started.

First, I think it is important to discuss the trends of the models. I’m not [...]

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The Roller Coaster Begins

December 7th, 2008 by Steven DiMartino

Are you ready for some volatile weather! Well, you better be because over the span of the next three days we are going to see a large variety of weather conditions over the forecast area.
For the rest of today, the coastal low that has redeveloped off the coast has continued to deepen rapidly, producing a [...]

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