July was hot in New Jersey and New York City Metro but it was much worse elsewhere. Oklahoma just completed 18 consecutive days of 100 degrees or better. There were 3 consecutive days of 112 degrees there.
Click on the link above for a full report.
Monday, August 6, 2012
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July was hot in New Jersey and New York City Metro but it was much worse elsewhere. Oklahoma just completed 18 consecutive days of 100 degrees or better. There were 3 consecutive days of 112 degrees there.
Click on the link above for a full report.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Heavy weather headed our way Sunday Aug. 5th.
Strong storms and heavy rain is coming to New Jersey / New York Metro. The weather will move in this afternoon and tonight.
In the tropics one storm will head to the Gulf and the other will pass somewhere near Bermuda.
In the tropics one storm will head to the Gulf and the other will pass somewhere near Bermuda.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Hot and dry conditions are expected to continue for the rest of July.
There are no signs of any major changes in the jet steam pattern which has already caused record heat in many areas and one of the worst droughts in decades. The middle of our country has been especially hard hit with widespread corn crop failures. Food prices are expected to climb in the months ahead.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
There is not much more to say a hot dry summer is likely headed our way!
Checking my favorite blogger on Weatherunderground, Blizz92, he agrees with my sense that a dry above normal temperature summer regime will set in. He thinks the early summer will show this trend most strongly. An emerging El Niño may modify the late summer.
Friday, March 23, 2012
A shot of cold air next Tues. & Wed.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be cold enough at night to cause frost damage on newly sprouted plants. See Henry Margusity,s blog at Accuweather.com.
This Spring is predicted to be very warm and the summer looks to be near normal in temperatures, here in the Eastern US.
The center of the USA is expected to run above normal in temperatures this summer.
FWIW, the hurricane season may bring 1 or 2 storms to the Eastern Seaboard. Most tropical systems are now expected to remain over open waters.
These long range hurricane predictions have a history of huge errors, so much so, that many have given up on even attempting to prognosticate on them in the long range.
We can say that the Atlantic Basin temperatures appear to be unfavorable for large numbers of tropical storms this season, as of now.
This Spring is predicted to be very warm and the summer looks to be near normal in temperatures, here in the Eastern US.
The center of the USA is expected to run above normal in temperatures this summer.
FWIW, the hurricane season may bring 1 or 2 storms to the Eastern Seaboard. Most tropical systems are now expected to remain over open waters.
These long range hurricane predictions have a history of huge errors, so much so, that many have given up on even attempting to prognosticate on them in the long range.
We can say that the Atlantic Basin temperatures appear to be unfavorable for large numbers of tropical storms this season, as of now.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Sunday, March 18, 2012
ABC TV says snow? Oh really?
Bill Evans on ABC TV , NYC said not to put away your snow shovels just yet. I have to check this out.
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