Month: June 2020

Good afternoon folks! What a wild weather pattern to kickoff summer here in the northeast! Total atmospheric adrenaline for me, haha. I’ve caught some very cool time lapse videos of billowing cumulonimbus clouds (see below) among other storm shots and posted them across my platforms. And a number of you have sent me awesome storm…

Good afternoon! Just wanted to do a quick post for those with outdoor plans, on this afternoon’s severe weather headed our way. A classic triple H day, most of the tri-state area will have early cloudy skies giving way to partial sunshine with the mercury climbing into the upper 80s. It’ll be a soupy day…

Good morning! Just a brief post on tropical Storm Cristobal, which after pounding and meandering over the Mexican mountains, is now traveling north through the Gulf of Mexico towards coastal LA. While not a major storm (probably won’t strengthen into at CAT1) it’s wide with tropical force winds winds spreading outward 240miles. Landfall is expected…

Just a quick note on yesterday’s powerful storm which caused wide spread damage including down trees and numerous power outages in its path (nearly 100,000 still without power). Many have asked if it was a tornado, micro burst etc. Actually it’s called a Derecho, Spanish for straight ahead or direct. It’s basically a long lived…

Good morning! Who was up between midnight and 2am for the awesome light show? Constant lightning from a train of rain and t-storms entertained my son and I, which was the appetizer for today’s event. While not everyone will get hit, just wanted to highlight the severe weather headed to our tri-state area today. To…