JC Weather

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.

We're going to get a little break from the cold this week before that happens though we might have a couple of snow showers. Additionally, the pattern looks ripe in the long-teem.

In this episode we'll look at the potential for a light accumulating snow tonight. Some places will see more than others. We'll also look at the Arctic air mass moving in and the forecast through early next week.

In this episode we'll look at the cold week ahead and look back at the last snow event. We had a few surprises to say the least. We'll also look at why the pattern favors a return to snow this winter.

In this episode, we're going to deeply analyze a system that will bring a plowable snowfall tomorrow. There's still uncertainty with regards to how much mixing will occur and where the heaviest score band will set up. Whiteout conditions are expected tomorrow night for the drive home. We'll also look at the weekend, which includes a warmer and wetter frontal system.

In this episode we'll look at the forecast for Christmas and the upcoming weekend. After looking at the pattern broadly, we'll hone in on an upcoming significant winter storm. We've got the timing and the amounts, including a few places that will see only nuisance amounts.

In this episode we'll take a look at the week ahead, including a small snow event. We also have the outlook for Christmas Day and the odds of a white Christmas.

In this episode we'll look back at the recent snow event and review totals across the region. Bitter cold has arrived, but warmer and rainy conditions are in the offing as well this week.

If you've missed the snow, then good news. It's baack…, we'll time it all out for you, go through the amounts, and brace you for the harsh cold that's going to follow.

In this episode we'll look at the next few days. We have Arctic air, breezy conditions, a frontal wave, and even a warm up. How much snow will we see?

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead and many long range signals. We're able to make the case for the cold, but the snow situation is much less clear cut.

In this episode, we will look at the incoming Arctic air mass that has a chance to break records. We're also looking at a couple of weak weather systems that could bring rain or snow showers for the next few days.

Welcome to meteorological winter! We're tracking soaking rains, an arctic invasion, and a couple of shots at seeing a snow flake or two.

The weekend is here, and high pressure will be right overhead tomorrow. The next frontal system is in the works for Sunday though. We're also keeping an eye on a coastal storm for Tuesday and have an update to the forecast for the winter season.

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead, including the next rain maker. We also have a big cooldown on the way along with gusty winds. The teleconnections are signaling this shift. What are those teleconnections??

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead. It is finally going to warm up a bit as the block in Canada relaxes and the winds calm down. We do have two chances at rainfall though.

In this episode we'll look at the upcoming freeze tonight and the cold outbreak throughout the East. The season's first snowflake is a distinct possibility here too. How long will the chill last?

In this episode we'll unveil our predictions about the upcoming winter. We also look at the first frost and a swing in temperatures the weekend. Two rain chances are in the offing as well.

In this episode we'll time out multiple low pressure systems slated to affect our area. We'll also delve deeply into the stats so far regarding our hurricane season.

In this episode we'll look back at the anniversary of hurricane Sandy and the storm system that we had yesterday. We'll also analyze the structure of Hurricane Melissa to see why it stayed so strong. Lastly, we have the forecast for the upcoming weekend.

In this episode we'll look at major Hurricane Melissa, which is baring down on Jamaica. We're also tracking a system that's going to bring heavy rain here the second half of the week.

In this episode we'll look at the cool fall weekend and then the next chance of rain. It'll come from a midweek nor'easter. We'll also be watching as Hurricane Melissa rapidly intensifies and crawls across Jamaica.

In this episode we'll ll look at an intense cold front that's going to blast through first thing Monday with showers and storms, and a few could produce gusty winds. The week ahead gradually turns cooler after that. We'll also look at how active this hurricane season has been in terms of ACE.

What is a nor'easter? We'll explore that question in detail in this episode, as we have one approaching. Rain, gusty winds, and tidal flooding are all mere hours away. It's time to talk about how bad or not so bad it's going to get.

In this episode we'll look at an unseasonably chilly air mass and some patchy frost just inland. The Columbus Day Weekend is going to be marred by a strong nor'easter with rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding.

In this episode we'll take a look through the tropics to see if anything new might be brewing, as well as the aftermath of Imelda. We'll also watch this week's cool high redevelop to our south and bring an unseasonably warm weekend.

In this episode we'll look back on hurricanes Ian and Gloria and the damage Gloria did to Long Island. We'll also look at Hurricane Humberto and tropical storm Imelda, as the forecast has turned much less ominous. Lastly, our record warden is going to be replaced by a big cooldown.

In this episode we'll look at a frontal system expected to being soaking rain along with localized severe storms and flooding. There are also 2 tropical systems in the Atlantic, with another soon to come. Both will be nearby the Southeast next week.

Abnormally dry conditions are about to come to an end. We'll look at the relative warmth and damp conditions expected the next several days. It's also the anniversary of a hurricane strike on Long Island, and we have 3 systems we're watching in the tropics.

In this episode we'll look at the week ahead, including the above average temperatures expected. A pesky low offshore might bring some light rain during the midweek. The tropics may also wake up a bit.

In this episode we'll look at the weekend, which features warmer than average temperatures for the first time in a while. When will it rain again?

In this episode we'll look at the cool week ahead, and see if there's anymore rain in the forecast. We'll also look at the tropics, including the latest on Hurricane Kiko.

In this episode, we'll look at a few cold fronts that are going to move through. We'll see a spike in temperatures starting tomorrow, along with a rain chance over the weekend. We'll also look at the tropics and track the next cool air mass.

In this episode, we'll look at the cool and dry pattern that is going to continue across the Northeast, as well as when the next chance of rain is coming. We'll also see what's going on in the tropics and look in depth at the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the lessons we've learned from it.

In this episode, we'll look at the week ahead. After a brief surge of humidity, we will have several days of dry weather, low humidity and comfortable temperatures. We will also look at the tropics, as we are monitoring two areas for additional development.

In this episode, we'll look at continued coastal flooding for the next few high tide cycles from hurricane Erin. We will also analyze at the pattern overall, which is looking cool and dry, with limited tropical activity.

In this episode will look at the weather over the next few days in particular will focus in on a rain event tomorrow in association with a cold front and some enhancement from hurricane Erin. We'll also talk about the other impacts that the storm will have in our area

In this episode, we'll take a look at the cool and cloudy weather that we've been experiencing and see if there's a sneaky rainfall event in the forecast. We will also look at major hurricane Erin and what effects it's going to have on our surf and with our tide cycles. Furthermore there's more brewing in the Atlantic basin.

In this episode we'll look at the weekend forecast. The humidity lingers, but one day will be sunny and rain free. We'll also look at the tropics, with a special focus on Erin. Where will it go, how strong may it get, and how will it affect us? We have the answers.