JC Weather

In this episode we’ll talk about the next several days of weather, which feature a few small temperature swings and a long wait for rainfall. We also recap the origins of Hurricane Sandy and the damage that it brought to our area, including the storm surge.

In this episode we’ll outline the week ahead, which keeps things status quo and gorgeous. We’ll then hazard a guess at this upcoming winter. It may all come down to one thing: El Niño.

In this episode, we will examine the causes of the cool, sunny, and breezy weather we experienced. We will also review subtropical storm Josephine and super typhoon Champ.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, which has the potential to be great. High pressure will keep cool air locked in. A coastal low will promote a breezy northeast flow and perhaps some minor coastal flooding. If the low comes close enough we’ll have a period of light rain later Wednesday and Thursday. If not, we’ll have sunshine and no precipitation for many days.

In this episode we’ll look at a busy few days of weather. Rain and warm temperatures will end with a bang as a line of severe storms moves through Friday evening. The coldest air of the fall will then arrive. How low will it go? We also take a look at the last decade of hurricane activity in Florida.

In this episode we’ll look at Hurricane Isaias, currently located in the gulf. The storm is expected to strengthen and make landfall before eventually bringing rain to our area. We’ve also got the rest of the weekend and Friday to look forward to.

In this episode we’ll look at the treat that we’re going to be in for the next several days. It’ll start off quite cool, but we’ll warm up later in the week. The tropics might also spin up a home grown storm, but if not, it might stay dry through Columbus Day!

In this episode we’ll recap what’s gone on with our storm and when the final drops will fall. This was not a tropical cyclone despite its appearance, and we’ll get into why. Much of the week will be pleasantly dry and temperatures warming back to above normal levels.

In this episode, we’ll look at the rain and wind that is moving in from the upcoming northeaster. We also have some updates on the track and timing.

An impactful coastal storm is expected over the next few days. We’re anticipating multiple inches of rain, coastal flooding at times of high tide, as well as gusset winds.

In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, which is going to be quite chilly and unsettled. A strong high to our north will promote many days of onshore flow, and a nor’easter will like create some coastal flooding by next weekend.

In this episode, we’ll look at the next several days. Cooler and drier air is coming, but a frontal system may bring a soggy second half to the weekend. We also take stock on where we are in hurricane season.

In this episode we’ll look at a big rain maker and the flash flooding anticipated for tomorrow. How much will we get? We’ll also look at the current state of our El Niño and what it might mean for this winter.

In this epidote we’ll look at the next several days in the weather world. Much of the time will be sunny and seasonable, but we are tracking a bout of torrential rain over the weekend.

In this episode we’ll look at a multi-day severe storm threat in the rain as a stationary boundary sets up nearby. We’ve got flooding risk as well. When will this pay off though with a stretch of nice weather?

In this wet and stormy summer, another frontal system and upper trough is on tap for tomorrow. We’ll time it out, let you know how much rain to expect, and look ahead to the weekend.

In this episode we’ll look back at the tornado that tore through Atlantic Beach last week and also look at the week ahead. After yet another soaking Sunday morning, we’ll get a reprieve into later in Thursday. We’ll also look at the tropics, including systems in the Atlantic and near Hawaii again.

In this episode we’ll look at the potential impacts of a stalled cold front tomorrow and into the weekend. There is also some improvement on the horizon with the humidity.

In this episode we’ll look at the continued heat and humidity. We’ve also got a couple of rain chances on the horizon before real relief arrives. The tropics are starting to wake up also.

Another spell of oppressive weather is on the horizon. Temperatures near 90 are expected through the weekend, but moisture levels will go through the roof, with dew points well into the 70s. We’ll also take a look at our hurricane season, which seems to have gone MIA.

We’ve got another potent summer weather maker heading our way. Anticipate heavy rain, humidity, and a few severe storms. Much of the week will be unsettled and muggy with a front nearby.

In this episode we’ll look at the next several days of weather. This week’s upper trough will continue to dissipate tomorrow, and high pressure will build in tomorrow night through later Sunday. We’ve got another weather system though with a flooding potential starting Sunday night.

In this episode we’ll look at a potent frontal system and upper low that’ll impact the area today. Flash flooding is a big concern! The system will linger tomorrow and Thursday as well as it weakens, but nicer weather is on the way.

We’ve had a delightful stretch, but the party is over. A deep trough and closed upper low will bring rain chances every day this week, as well as the possibility of severe weather. More importantly, flooding rains are possible Tuesday and Wednesday with a coastal low.

In this episode, we’ll look back at the severe storms from Tuesday and the gorgeous stretch of weather ahead. It’ll feel like September, but this is going to end. Lastly, tropical depression Bertha is close to dissipating.

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 eastern

U.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.