Apr 19
Okay, The Weather Threat Assessment Forecast now online for the Philadelphia Area. This forecast covers the April 20th to May 4th period. So, we have Monday being the most active day for excessive rainfall, which may cause some minor flooding followed by some severe weather Monday evening. Not expecting severe weather to be major, but a minor one. Then a chillier type pattern takes over for the 6 to 10 and even in the 8 to 14 day period. Some moderation finally expected by May 4th.
Apr 12
Okay, the newly expanded Weather Threat Assessment Forecast is now online. This experimental forecast product will include the Philadelphia Area, which includes Southeastern PA, South Jersey, Northeastern Maryland, and Delaware. Typically, I publish these forecasts on Sunday evenings. During the week, I’ll send brief updates out via twitter. Plus, pass along official updates from the NWS. Overall, the pattern the next two weeks will be up and down. Right now, I’m not expecting major weather threats, but ones that look to be minor ones. For the full package, check out the blog entry here…
Mar 28
Okay, finally up now on the website is a look back at 2014 Weather and Climate Events across the US as well as around the world.
Mar 05
The major snowfall that occurred over the Philadelphia Area is now over. Cold arctic air is moving in with overnight lows getting into the single digits. In the meantime, check out some of the audio videos I recorded today.
Mar 01
New Weather Threat Assessment forecast issued for Camden County, NJ for SKYWARN and RACES personnel. A wild weather week. Several threats this week. Winter weather Tuesday afternoon/evening, heavy rain Tuesday night into early Wednesday. Then a major snowfall threat Wednesday night into Thursday. Finally, another arctic blast late in the week.