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Severe Storms will Hit NYC, NJ, Philly and Parts of New England Today
Another round of the endless summer storms will hit area already hit many times this summer from southern New England to Philly, perhaps Baltimore and Washington this afternoon. More heavy rains will add to the soggy ground already in place from recent storms. The impacts of the storms will be damaging winds and hail with […]
Heavy Storms for Eastern Canada and the Northeast
A cold front moving across eastern Canada will spark a line of thunderstorms this afternoon. The storms will move across eastern Ontario, southern Quebec and areas from Maine to New York this afternoon and evening. The impacts with the storms will be wind gusts over 35 mph and small hail. I expect some storms will […]
Severe Storms Possible Friday and Saturday
The cold front currently across the Ohio Valley will produce more thunderstorms today. Some of the storms could be severe from Pennsylvania to Missouri. I think SPC will upgrade the risk area by Saturday morning to a slight risk of severe storms. Low pressure will develop along the front Saturday. That wave of low pressure […]
Severe Storms with Damaging Winds and Possible Tornadoes Today and Sunday
As the upper level low moves into the central part of the country, another round of severe storms will hit the mid-Mississippi Valley into the southern Plains today. Wind damage will be the primary impacts but a few tornadoes could occur as well as large damaging hail. The upper level low will nudge east Sunday […]
Severe Storms May Produce Hail and Strong Winds
For today and Tuesday, we have a couple of areas of severe weather from the Plains to the Northeast. In each of the areas shown on the map, the storms will produce strong winds and hail. The High Plains could see a few supercells with tornadoes today. In the Northeast, a line of storms will […]
Daily Weather Madness: Severe Storms and Watching the Tropics
Happy Weather Thursday! First, I am watching the low development along the East coast. Low pressure will develop along the old cold front and move north into New England tomorrow. It remains to be seen if the low will have tropical characteristics and be classified as a depression or such. In any case, gusty winds […]
Claudette to Bring Flooding and Possible Tornadoes!
Claudette will move across the South and through the Carolina’s Sunday. Once in the Atlantic Monday Claudette may regain tropical storm strength as it moves off to the Northeast. Along the track this weekend, flooding rains will occur as well as the potential for severe storms and tornadoes along the southern part of the track. […]
Daily Weather Madness: (Sub)Tropical Development and Severe Storms
Happy Weather Thursday! The tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico is starting to become a little better organized this morning and in the next 24 hours we should have a Depression in the Gulf of Mexico. As I have said before, the main impacts will be heavy rains across the South into the Carolina’s […]
Severe Storms Hit Thursday into Saturday…Damaging Winds, Maybe Tornadoes!
A cold front moving through the Ohio Valley into the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic will produce bands of severe storms from Thursday through Saturday. A complex of storms or derecho may develop across northern Iowa late Thursday and plow east into Wisconsin and northern Illinois early Friday. That system will produce widespread wind damage as winds […]