JC Weather

We're in for a similar show to what we saw on Saturday tomorrow. A strengthening upper trough will approach from the northwest as a moist air mass surges north. We're looking again for some flooding as well as the possibility of severe storm

In this episode we'll look at some more volatility expected in our weather world. We'll go from sunshine and low humidity to tropical torrential downpours and back again. We're also tracking a new tropical depression in the Gulf, which is going to threaten much of the coast.

A strong frontal system will impact the region tomorrow and tomorrow night. First, the plume of smoke will return northward. The pop up storms will develop in the unstable air surging northward, and some rotation is possible. The storms will organize into a line later in the day and produce instances of flooding as well as straight line winds.

In this episode we'll look at the smoke plume affecting most of the easternU.S. It's tough right now, but it's going to retreat tomorrow. We'll also look at a flooding and severe storm threat on Saturday.

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead and the changes that it will bring. The heat and humidity will return, although it will be much tamer than last time.

We've got a stubborn frontal boundary for tomorrow, and this will bring a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. Once this goes by, a nice air mass will move in. we may be looking at another heat wave though next week.

The heat is gone, but not the humidity. A stalled cold front and wave of low pressure will bring widespread showers and thunderstorms to the region into tomorrow night. Several inches of rain may fall, and there is a moderate risk for excessive rainfall.

The schvitz is about to hit the fan! We have extreme heat warnings for the entire area though Friday. Many records will be challenged or broken, and triple digits will be common. We also see the threat for occasional thunderstorm clusters to come through.

After a couple of days of reasonable weather, a strong ridge will build into the eastern U.S., and it will feel well in excess of 100 degrees Thursday and Friday. We'll also take a look at the rapidly strengthening El Niño and what it might mean going forward.

In this episode we'll look at the busy pattern the next several days. We've got cool rain on Saturday, but a big warmup is probable next week.

In this episode we'll look at a strong frontal system threatening to bring flooding rainfall and severe storms to the area later tomorrow. Summer arrived early this morning. It'll feel like it with the very humid air mass moving in, but we've got a very nice midweek ahead.

A cold front will bring a risk of severe thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. We'll also look at newly minted tropical storm Arthur and the flooding rains it's bringing to the southeast. A delightful weekend is coming up, but heavy rain is looming for next week.

In this episode we'll look at two potential rounds for severe thunderstorms. One will come tonight, with a much cooler air mass to follow. We've got a better chance of severe weather Thursday afternoon with a cold front arriving in the afternoon.

In this episode, we'll look at the continuation of severe weather risks for New York City and Long Island for tonight and for Friday. We've also got one more extremely humid day and a couple more very hot days. Cool and dry weather is in the offing though.

In this episode, we will look at numerous chances of strong showers and thunderstorms the next several days. We also have temperatures well into the 90s expected along with high humidity.

In this episode we'll say goodbye to spring and hello to summer. The warmest quarter of the year begins on Monday, and it's also the first day of Hurricane season. We'll go from cool to heatwave territory by the end of the week as the pattern shifts.

The holiday weekend sogginess is now behind, and high pressure will dominate much of the week. We'll have a warmup for a couple of days, but it'll trend a bit cooler again later in the week. We'll also look at the outlook from Hurricane Center.

In this episode we'll look at the upcoming holiday weekend. It's going to be a wet one. We'll time it all out and see if we can squeeze in a break.

In this episode we'll look at a big swing in temperatures. Heat will give way to chilly temperatures once a cold front comes through, and we might even see severe storms. We also the Memorial Day weekend forecast, which looks more wet than dry.

In this episode we'll look at what has the makings of an early season heatwave. Before that though, we need to make it through one more unstable day aloft. We'll also go through a primer on severe storm ingredients.

In this episode we'll time out multiple lighter rainfall events, along with cooler temperatures. We'll also look ahead to next weekend when we may flip the script and bring in summer temperatures.

Just in time for mom, we're releasing our 2026 summer and hurricane season forecasts. El Niño will eventually come into play. We'll also look at numerous chances of May showers the next few days.

In this episode we'll look at a few days that will be much above and much below normal. We've also got a widespread rainfall anticipated. Lastly, we'll look at the upcoming summer season outlook and how El Niño might affect it.

In this episode we'll look into the next several days. No soaking rain is extracted, but there will be several showers chances. It'll be below normal too, with a blocky pattern in the east and an upper trough.

In this episode we'll look at the next few days. We've gotten chilly and wet weather on tap, and we may not clear it until late Sunday at the earliest. We'll also review how tornadoes form, as we're going deeper into severe storm season.

In this episode we'll look at frosts and freezes expected the next couple of days. We're also watching for a gradual warm up later in the week though. No big rainfall is in the cards.

In this episode we'll recap the week's heatwave, as well as the records we smashed. We do have a chance of showers and thunderstorms coming through as a front sags south. Much cooler air will arrive next week, with a flip to temperatures well below normal and a possible frost.

In this episode we'll look at prolonged stretch of above average temperatures anticipated. We've also got a few shower chances, and sea breezes will be very noticeable this week. We may break some records on Wednesday.

In this episode we'll look at the weekend and the week ahead. It's going to get much warmer. We'll also take a sneak peek at Hurricane season.

In this episode we'll look at some of the swings in temperature that are anticipated. We'll gradually recover from the incoming cool day though. Few April showers anticipated this weed.

In this episode we'll look at the return of the warm air for the weekend. We've also got rain in the forecast though. What's causing all of these April showers anyway?

In this episode we'll go through the statistics we know so far about the winter of ‘25-‘26. It was cold here, but not so in other parts of the country. We'll also look at the weather the next few days, which features a round of rain and a cool off.

In this episode we'll look at the impacts of a powerful storm today. Expect more rain with localized flooding, gusty winds, and some severe storms. We'll also look at the long range, which is trending colder, and there's a shot of cold air coming for midweek.

In this episode we'll look at what to expect the next several days. The unseasonable warmth is done, and there could even be some snow

In this episode we'll look at warmer than normal temperatures that are expected for the first part of this week for a change. It won't warm up everywhere, though. We'll then take a look farther down the road, as the pattern is going to trend colder.

We've got a bunch of cloudy and cool days coming up. It'll look like spring in NY, but there's reason to believe that we might revert to wintry weather.

In this episode we'll look back at the winter and look ahead into meteorological spring. It's going to turn warmer and wetter this week with a front nearby. We might have a bump in the road on Tuesday.

In this episode we'll look at a couple of light sane events, including one that is going to begin Wednesday morning. We'll then take a look at what remains of the winter season, and discuss why the pattern will give us more snow opportunities.

In this episode we'll look at the historic winter storm expected over the next two days. We'll have gusty winds, major coastal flooding, blizzard conditions, and locally up to 2 ft of snow!

We may have biggest snowfall in over 5 years for NYC and Long Island. This is likely to be accompanied by strong winds and coastal flooding, and maybe even blizzard conditions. We'll break down the latest model trends, and look at when it's going to stop.

A weak low that has been torturing forecasters will bring some light accumulating snow tonight. Afterwards, the pattern will become more west-east oriented with milder weather and weaker systems. It will become unsettled though as a front stalls nearby later in the week.

In this episode we'll look at the forecast over the next several days. Temperatures will finally climb back to near seasonal norms, but we can't rule out a couple of periods of snow.

In this episode we'll look at the forecast for the next few days. We'll continue to descend into a cooler pattern again. A clipper system will bring some snow to the region, and then temperatures will dip into the single digits.

The rodents have weighed in, and winter isn't going anywhere. We do have a few more reasonable days coming up, but the deep freeze is set to return later in the week. We'll look back at January and analyze the upcoming pattern to see what it might take to bring another snow event.

In this episode we'll look at the bitter cold in place and colder weather coming. We'll alsoLook at the weekend storm and analyze the pattern as a whole.

In this episode we'll look back at the weekend storm, which is still bringing some flurries in spots. We'll also look at the extreme cold forecasted over the next week, and models see another storm down the road.

In this episode we're going to look at Winter Storm Fern. This will bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain, along with arctic temperatures. We'll time out and let you know how much to expect and when it might melt.

In this episode we'll take a look at the bitter Arctic air that's getting itself in place by Saturday. We'll then watch a massive winter storm take shape, and we're going to see the most snow we've had in several years. We'll have the timing, the amounts, and a detailed analysis of the precipitation types expected.

In this episode we'll go through a detailed forecast for the Sunday-Monday storm, including snow and ice amounts. This event is going to span more than half the country. It's coming with extreme cold as well, and we could spend a week below freezing.

In this episode we'll look at the pattern over all, which has turned quite favorable for snow. It'll turn cooler too. We're expecting two weak systems for Saturday, and we'll have a close call with a more important event Sunday.

In this episode we'll look at a nice break from the cold temperatures. Dry weather will end later tomorrow though as a couple of storm systems affect the region over the weekend. It'll cool down again too, but it will still be above average.