Sunday, August 26, 2007

Steamy and warm today with more scattered showers and storms. Cooler nice weekend next weekend?!

Next weekend could really be a great one, unless you head to the beach. A taste of more Fall Like temps may visit.

For Today, warm and muggy with scattered storms look likely! Some isolated severe storms do seem possible, but not as widespread. We continue to need the rains! The drought is pretty strong and so far has not been relieved.

See the Drought Monitor http://drought.unl.edu/dm/6_week.gif

All for now!






Saturday, August 25, 2007

Extreme Heat Hs popped Isolated Severe Storms

Storms have been popping (Especially in the mountains) and they have had plenty of energy to become severe. so Isolated Storms will continue to pop up and they very well could turn severe. Please stay alert and cool! At the time I am writing this in Sterling it is 96 degrees with a heat Index of 107!
 
More widespread storms are likely tomorrow and again, isolated severe storms could form.
 
BTW... Mid Atlantic Weather will start to be updated soon and posts will be more frequent from now on!
 
All for now!

HOT! Then Thunderstorms and back to more normal temps! Much cooler next Friday!

Today is extremely HOT! Steamy Hot too! Stay cool, drink fluids, and wear light colored clothing! Just no fun when staying outside unless you are in a pool!

Tonight into tomorrow an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms will "cool" the area to the lower 90s tomorrow. Then a week where temp start in the seasonal mid 80s and maybe down to highs only in the 70s this coming Friday.

Tropics: They seemed to heat up and cool down again The aftermath of Dean was not as bad as one would have feared. Mean he was but many in Mexico and other areas headed warnings making him less of a killer than he could have been. Also, he hit a rural part of Mexico. Thank goodness for the miss to many that would have been devastated by him.

All for now!

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

CATEGORY 5 HURRICANE DEAN COMES ASHORE WITH 165 MPH SUSTAINED WINDS! WOW! MUCH NEEDED RAINS FALL HERE. SUMMER CONDITIONS TO RETURN!

WOW! MEAN DEAN lives up to his name and then some as he strengthened to 165 mph winds before landfall. The devastation a hurricane of that magnitude can have is just unheard of! The Yucatan is getting hammered as he weakens over land today. He will emerge again and make a second landfall in Mexico later this week!
 
For us. Welcome rains and cooler temperatures have been very good for our parched region. The cooler air and rainy skies will begin to break up tomorrow and officially be gone Thursday as highs climb back up to 85 to 90 degree range and in the 90s by Friday.
 
The weekend could hold some thunder.
 
Tropics: Another disturbance out between Bahama and the Lee Ward islands showed some flare up yesterday and will need to be watched, but looks pitiful this morning!
 
All for now!
 

Monday, August 20, 2007

Dean is just 1 mile an hour shy of Category 5 at 8pm update!

WOW! What a system. He is so well defined and truly devastating! I hope the best for those near Belize tonight and do not which that type of situation on anyone!

All for now!

Sunday, August 19, 2007

MUCH NEEDED RAINS APPEAR TO BE HEADED OUR WAY! JAMAICA WILL DEAL WITH A DEVASTATING BLOW FROM DEAN! THEN WHERE?

A stalled front will be  welcome neighbor between today and tomorrow as it provides a focus for multiple impulses of rain! Rain amounts now seem to be a general 1 - 2" with some places a little higher in storms!  What seemed like it may be more focused in Northern areas now seems to be a pretty broad area so most of Virginia will see rains that are needed! Cooler than normal temperatures will persist through Wednesday and then a warm up to the 90 degree readings by next weekend.

Dean maintains a strong Category 4 Status. There are some ranges in guidance as to the eventual track, but, the track will be determined if a small weakness could be exploited and turn it a bit northward.. If that happens Texas could seriously be dealt with a huge destructive blow. Now Northern Mexico looks to be the eventual target. Before then a hit on Jamaica today and then the Yucatan tomorrow into Tuesday. It will devastate anything in its path so Texas needs to stay alert to this! I have a nice tracking forum topic if interested.

All for now!

Saturday, August 18, 2007

Hurricane Dean
MEAN DEAN! MEANWHILE WE HAVE GREAT WEEKEND!!! MUCH NEEDED RAINS ON THE WAY!!!!
Dean may gain the 5 extra miles an hour and become a Category 5 without much more strengthening. Meanwhile we have a great blast from the north causing temps to go down to the lower 50s in the suburbs! I am pretty certain we have a chance of some needed rains Monday as well as a front stalls and we have impulses of energy that could give Northern Virginia and Maryland a much needed 1-3 inches of rain Sunday Night and Monday! All for now. In about 1 week posts will become more regular thanks to schedules getting better on my side!

Dean on the cusp of Category 5 status

It seems more frequent than in recent years that we get Category 5 storms. this year the warm ocean temperatures have give the fuel needed to explode a very serious storm. There is some uncertainty if he will come ashore in the Yucatan and then where along the Gulf he will come ashore! No doubt he is serious! The tight eye reminds me of Andrew.
 
Needless to say he is amazing to watch and I think he will be a category 5 today!
 
Interests in Gulf need to watch what could be a serious catastrophic storm if he comes ashore and is still powerful.
 
All for now!
 

Thursday, August 16, 2007

Severe possible this afternoon

Severe storms a are a possibility this afternoon as an energetic system comes close the area. Be alert and stay tuned for watches and/or warnings.

All for now.
 
Mid Atlantic Weather: http://www.midatlanticweather.com
Mid Atlantic Weather Forum: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3




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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Tropical Storm Erin and Mean Dean!

Tropical Storm Erin will hit Southern Texas as a mild tropical storm. The big concern with Texas is more unneeded rainfall in a water logged state.

That is not the real system of worry. Tropical Storm Dean will likely make it to hurricane strength in the next 24 hours. Current projections have him strengthening to a Category 4 hurricane and threaten the Yucatan and possibly the Gulf with a serious storm threat.

See the latest in the tropical area on Midatlanticweather.com

Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Tropical Season Heating Up

I have not had a lot of time to post but hopefully will be able to do more soon!

Tropical Storm Dean was born as of 11am this morning! He is likely to be a Hurricane in the next few days and could eventually pose a threat to the U.S.

A Strong wave the gulf of Mexico could become a Tropical Depression later today. This one would threaten Texas which is not good!

Stay tuned!

Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Tornado Watch Issued

TORNADO WATCH ISSUED NORTHERN VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND UNTIL 10 PM!
Due to high shear in the atmosphere (the elements needed for potential tornadoes) and hot conditions, a Tornado watch is in effect until 10 pm this evening! This is an especially important message due to many people not monitoring weather but enjoying outdoor activities! Please be on teh look out for threatening conditions. The watch is for Maryland and Northern Virginia!

Please get the word out!

 
Mid Atlantic Weather: http://www.midatlanticweather.com
Mid Atlantic Weather Forum: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3



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Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Risk of 100 degree heat has diminished due to abundant moisture

With very high dew points and the risk of very heavy rain showers the 100 degree heat  I was concerned about has been  knocked down to low to mid 90s. It will be very uncomfortable today so please stay alert to the heat and drink plenty of fluids.

If thunderstorms erupt in your area they will have very heavy rainfall and could contain severe winds.

All for now!

Sunday, June 24, 2007

100 DEGEREE WEATHER POSSIBLE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY!

100 DEGREE WEATHER POSSIBLE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY!
This will be an impressive and oppressive heat wave with high Tuesday and Wednesday now looking like they could hot 100 degrees. Humidity will also be very high. It is not fun starting summer with a quick rise to the first 100 degree day! The heat should start to lose some of its grip Thursday when we have a chance of some thunderstorms. Thursday will also be uncomfortable but the additional clouds could shave some high temperature readings!
 
If things work right then next weekend we could see a repeat of some cooler readings like we have experienced thus far this weekend!
 
All for now!
 
 

Saturday, June 23, 2007

Nice Weekend . VERY HOT WEATHER ON THE WAY

DANGEROUSLY HOT CONDITIONS MONDAY AND TUESDAY!
It is going to be a nice dry weekend, and though it will get pretty hot Sunday, but heat in the mid and upper 90's Monday and Tuesday will be common. There will be a chance of a break in Hot temperatures including temperatures dropping to reasonable levels by next weekend. But it does appear temps will be in the 90's or a few degrees of 90 through Friday. This will be an extremely dangerous heat too as Humidity levels will be very high Monday and Tuesday!
 
All for now
 

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Severe Storms on Maryland and Northern Virginia Doorsteps!

A gusty line of severe storms is racing through Maryland and just entering Northern Virginia. High winds have been the main severe activity from these storms. They are moving fast so conditions will rapidly deteriorate for Central Maryland And Northern Virginia!
 
Stay Alert and listen to weather and news outlets for the latest
 
Mid Atlantic Weather: http://www.midatlanticweather.com
Mid atlantic Weather Forum: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3



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Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Severe weather possible today

A strong cold front will enter the region later today. The clash between the hot steamy air and this front which will bring a break in humidity and heat could produce severe storms including hail and high winds. There is a slight chance that a storm could have a tornado.
 
Please stay tuned to radio and news outlets fro watches and/or warnings.

 
Mid Atlantic Weather: http://www.midatlanticweather.com
Mid Atlantic Weather Forum: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3



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Sunday, June 17, 2007

Hot weather returns and STAYS! Heavy Storms possible Tuesday!

HAPPY HOT FATHER'S DAY!
The heat had been on a break last week but has returned and appears to be staying for the foreseeable future. Mid week we should get a break from the humid conditions but highs in the 85 to 90 range will remain and low 90's very common through Tuesday! Tuesday may also feature some severe! We will have to wait and see!
 
 
Long term a full country heat wave will be coming! Bad news and an energy drain!
 
Tropics could start to show a more active pattern in about a week and a half.
 
All for now!
 
 

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Severe Weather Again possible today

As spokes of energy come off a large Low off the east coast, another round of strong to severe storms is possible today. High Winds, Hail, and an isolated tornado are all possible.
 
Please stay alert to watches and/or warnings by local news and weather outlets.
 
All for now!

 
Mid Atlantic Weather: http://www.midatlanticweather.com
Mid Atlantic Weather Forum: http://www.midatlanticweather.com/bb3



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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Scattered Storms today. Some Severe. Storms tomorrow and then nicer conditions

There is a good Chance of scattered storms today. Like yesterday there could be severe storms. Yesterday Central and southern Virginia saw numerous reports of High winds and some hail. I suspect more will be present today. Highs in the 80s today will lower to the 70s across the north the next few days. Warm weather will make its return starting Sunday into Monday.
 
All for now!
 
Jimmy

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