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Feb

#AGwx #Energy #NatGas Detailed long range analysis. Active severe season coming? #ElNino coming? M.

#AGwx #Energy #NatGas Detailed long range analysis. Active severe season coming? #ElNino coming? M. A lot going on in todays long range video so pay close attention. If you have any questions please let me know. Total rainfall the next 45 days should help give you an idea of just…

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.6.17 AM #Energy and #Natgas Notes. E.

Good morning. This morning's edition of the energy notes features additional information regarding the 16-30 day period. There are many questions with how the pattern will evolve, but a trend toward colder appears the most likely outcome as we progress toward the turn of the month. There remains many risks…

2.6.17 Morning #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.6.17 Morning #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good morning. A stormy pattern this week will lead to variability across the northern tier in week 1. Here's the European ensemble daily temperature anomaly forecast. However, when looking at the aggregate weekly temperature departures, warmth will outweigh cold for most areas outside the northern Plains. This is supported by…

#PAwx #OHwx #MAwx #CTwx #NYwx #NJwx 2.6.17 Multiple Snow Chances This Week

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

#PAwx #OHwx #MAwx #CTwx #NYwx #NJwx 2.6.17 Multiple Snow Chances This Week

Good morning! Busy forecast coming up this week with multiple threats for snow and ice for much of the region so I'm going to try and keep the points short and sweet. Today will be a mild day with no weather concerns. Clouds will increase from southwest to northeast this afternoon…

2.5.17 Sunday #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.5.17 Sunday #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good afternoon. Attached is the Sunday energy report discussing model guidance trends from over the weekend. A full blog post will be issued tomorrow morning covering pattern thoughts and demand ideas on the weather side of things. Have a great Sunday! ~Ed

#PAwx #NYwx #NJwx #MAwx #CTwx #RIwx Stormy Week Ahead: Maps and Forecast Discussion

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

#PAwx #NYwx #NJwx #MAwx #CTwx #RIwx Stormy Week Ahead: Maps and Forecast Discussion

Good afternoon! Quick update to the forecast regarding two storms this week: one on Tuesday-Wednesday, and then watching another one Wednesday night into Thursday. Let's start with the first event Tuesday into Wednesday. Low pressure will pass through Michigan Monday night into Tuesday spreading precipitation into the region from west…

#PAwx #NYwx #NJwx #MAwx #CTwx #RIwx Tuesday-Wednesday Storm Impact Map/Video

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

#PAwx #NYwx #NJwx #MAwx #CTwx #RIwx Tuesday-Wednesday Storm Impact Map/Video

Good afternoon! Here's a quick update in thinking for the storm Tuesday into Wednesday across the Northeast. In general, it will be a warm storm with plentiful rainfall, but the leading edge of precipitation on Tuesday can be wintry in interior areas to start. I have more information on this…

2.3.17 #Energy and #Natgas Notes: Analyzing the 16-30 Day Period. E.

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.3.17 #Energy and #Natgas Notes: Analyzing the 16-30 Day Period. E.

Good morning. We recently updated our week 3 and 4 outlook, noting tremendous differences in model data and model analogs. With that said, the main drivers in the pattern continue to be the Pacific Ocean pattern as well as the tropical forcing in the Pacific, or the MJO. Normally, where…

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.3.17 #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good morning. Guidance continues to be variable in week 1 as an active storm track through Midwest drives temperature changes across the northern tier. Here's the latest European ensemble temperature anomaly forecast through day 10. The aggregate anomaly forecast is quite warm nationally outside of the Plains. Demand forecasts respond…

#PAwx #OHwx #NJwx #NYwx #CTwx #MAwx Impactful Storm Coming Early Next Week

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

#PAwx #OHwx #NJwx #NYwx #CTwx #MAwx Impactful Storm Coming Early Next Week

Good morning! The radar this morning is quiet with only a few flurries in southern PA along a slow moving front that moved through much of the region yesterday. Here’s the radar as of 6 AM. Flurries and even a few sprinkles will move along the Mason Dixon line into…