The weekend kicks off with warm weather all across the eastern portions of the United States. Record breaking January temperatures are expected in many areas east of the Mississippi River. The warmth unfortunately brings with it the strong probability of violent storms, tornadoes, flooding, thunderstorms, ice, wind, snow, sleet, and hail scattered about the region….
This is one of them; an awesome view of the rising sun that is partially eclipsed. Is it the devil or a giant bikini rising from the sea? I’m glad its not one and fear it is not the other! We also do not often see 60 to 70 degree weather in January, but that…
Get through today’s crisp 40 degree weather, under a good deal of sunshine, and then prepare to bask in relative warmth for about a week. A southerly airflow returns tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and temps reaching the low 60’s. That will be only the beginning of an unusually warm weekend for Delmarva. OFFICIAL SALISBURY…
We’ve gotten past the first full week of 2020 and it is clear that the year is off to a warmer than normal start as the Salisbury area is averaging 6.8 degrees above normal for this time in January. All of the nasty weather is to our north. Today will not be a day that…
Don’t expect any wintry weather soon on Delmarva. You can, however, expect today’s mild weather to be replaced by some chilly showers this afternoon followed by some breezy and partly cloudy conditions tomorrow. If this afternoon’s rain lingers after dark some of us could see a snowflake or two. Temperatures in the mid 40’s tomorrow…
The first full work week of 2020 will feature sunny skies and a high temperature near 53 degrees or so. The warmer than average conditions will continue into Tuesday with a chance of a few showers. A cold front will pass through the area bringing colder weather our way by Wednesday. OFFICIAL SALISBURY WEATHER FORECAST…
The next two days should bring normal January weather to our area with sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 40’s. Today could be a bit breezy but winds should subside on Monday. Hoping for snow and cold air in the East? Good luck. This warm air might get interrupted briefly in the week ahead,…
I know, you thought a spaghetti model was one of the Olson twins! Today, being National Spaghetti Day, seems like a good time to talk about the so-called spaghetti model in hurricane forecasting. It is nothing more than a compilation of several different mathematical models that are attempting to project the future path of a…
Morning showers may give way to a cloudy and mild day with temperatures near 60 degrees before a heavier rain returns this evening. Rain exits the area this morning, then we should get a lull in precipitation during the late morning and early afternoon hours before the next round arrives late this afternoon and tonight….
Pictured here is the initial run of the ECMWF (Euro Weather Model) that displays the expected accumulation of snowfall in the US for the first 10 days of the year. It clearly shows that the Mid-Atlantic portion of the nation has little to look forward to below the Mason-Dixon line. In fact today will bring…
