Archive - 2011 - Blog entry

Here's hoping everybody had a Merry Christmas! If it was cold(er) weather you asked for, it looks like you just may get your wish.

I've been a forecaster for nearly 20 years now, but I can still remember my first Christmas as a meteorologist.

How quickly we forget the past! Our weather may be "chilly" right now, but honestly it's not that out of the norm for this time of year.

We certainly know about high winds around these parts, but not like this.

First time in a long time, but I'm back here writing on my blog. Things have been a little crazy around these parts going over a major graphics overhaul.

We've got it all today. A tropical low headed our way, possible tornado threat tonight, potential for flooding rains, and then temperatures that will drop like a rock by Thursday.

Call me crazy, but snow on the first day of October just isn't right.

It's going to feel a lot more like fall soon. Big-time pattern changes across the country and across the world will make for some drastically different weather in the next 5-10 days.

This storm is a monster - but thankfully, like all along, our friend Katia does appear to be a "fish storm".

What is your favorite movie? A simple question, but the answer can be hard to determine.

So far there haven't been many surprises with Katia, and we're hoping it stays that way. The storm has behaved just like we thought it would through it's first week with us.

Sometimes half the battle with hurricanes is pronouncing the names correctly!

If you haven't had enough information overload on Irene just yet, than I'm happy to supply you with some more!

How quickly a quiet morning can change! We find that out sometimes in the weather business, and that definitely was the case yesterday with waterspouts keeping us on our toes along the Cape Fe

All aboard! The tropical wave train has started and will pick up steam in a big way by next week.