Monthly Archives: March 2012

After record breaking warmth the last few weeks, we can expect more seasonable weather to take hold. Flying conditions will be mainly VFR with no real chances of fog in the mornings like we’ve experienced the last few weeks. Winds … Continue reading →

After record breaking warm temperatures, much cooler weather will encompass the region through next week. A few showers will develop tomorrow through Sunday bringing about a half inch of rain. Breezy conditions will develop Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures will average … Continue reading →

The weather will again be a carbon copy of yesterday. A threat of showers will not be expected today. High temperatures will once again reach 75 degrees with lows in the upper 40′s. Fog will once again be a problem … Continue reading →

It’s been the same old tune this morning with fog burning off early afternoon in most spots. Highs will once again top the 70 degree mark. A disturbance will move in from the west bringing a chance of a shower … Continue reading →

HIGH PRESSURE MOVES FROM NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND THIS MORNING…TO SOUTH OF CAPE COD BY LATE EVENING. MAINLY VFR CONDITIONS TODAY WITH VISIBILITIES GREATER THAN 10 MILES. AS THE SUN SETS, EXPECT FOG TO ROLL IN FROM THE COASTAL WATERS AND … Continue reading →

A backdoor cold front has bi-sected the Hudson Valley area with clear skies just to our west and cooler and cloudier conditions to our east. Temperatures will be tempered by the cloudy onshore flow. Water temperatures are in the 40′s … Continue reading →

A cold front is moving in from the west this evening. A few showers will accompany it after pushing east late tonight. Temperatures will well above normal today. High’s ranged from 70 to 73 degrees. Expect cooler conditions tomorrow and … Continue reading →

Showers will be developing this evening. No thunderstorms! Air is very stable at the lower levels. Expect a general half inch of rain area wide. Saturday will feature clearing skies after 12:00 p.m., winds will pickup behind the front with … Continue reading →

Good evening everyone! A general two to five inches of snow fell throughout the Hudson Valley. We thank our snow observers for their reports. So the big question is what will tomorrow bring? Well, with temperatures approaching the upper 30′s … Continue reading →