Tim Buckley's blog

If you look up in the sky today you'll see some things you haven't seen in quite a while, raindrops!

No matter how nice it was, you didn't think that all that sunshine could last forever did you?

You'll be hard pressed to find anyone that's not in love with this weather. But why has it been so nice for so long?

It happens every year, and there's nothing we can do to avoid it, but there's something depressing about "falling back" to standard time.

Usually this space is reserved for musings about highs and lows, weather patterns, and talk about the forecast ahead -- but not today. Instead, I'm going to talk about what's been replaying ov

Well it's no secret that the seasons are changing. It might just be a little faster than you'd like this weekend.

It's funny to watch yourself throughout the progression in season's and see how your opinion on the weather changes.

Hard not to look at the headlines and see how much severe weather this latest storm has caused. Now, it comes to our neck of the woods.

It's a storm that's produced over two dozen tornadoes, over a foot of snow, and numerous broken records for low pressure.

We've been focusing a lot lately on the see-saw match between Fall and Summer. Late last week Fall had the upper hand, now we're shifting back toward summer, and in a big way.

As we start to get a taste of some fall-like temperatures we have to start choosing our words carefully. Is it "cool", "cold", "chilly"? Where's the cut-off and what's the threshold.

The long stretch of warm sunny days across the region will last all the way through the weekend -- but perhaps not beyond.

Well it seems like we can do no wrong in this weather pattern! Lots of sunshine -- cool crisp mornings with pleasant afternoons and low humidity.

It's that time of year -- the days are getting shorter, the temperatures are supposed to be getting lower, and the leaves are finally turning across the country.

Even though it's October, the tropics aren't through just yet. Hurricane Paula is headed toward the white sandy beaches of Mexico, but her stay may not be a quiet one!