Skeeter's Weather Archives

In this broadcast, we discussed the "jumble" of highs and lows again and possibility of rain. Today's holidays and On This Day in History... including a mention of Skeeter's favorite muppet! And bird migrations are happening!

In this episode, we discuss the departure of pleasant weather and the arrival of rain. I had to go to an Atlantic ocean surface map to see the Low off the coast of the Carolinas as it didn't show on the NOAA surface map.

In this episode, we discussed a bit of limited visibility early due to fog burning off. The high pressure system remains in control of our weather today. Possible arrival of rain in the next day. Is it due to a Canadian cold front? It's World Meteorological Day!

In this episode, we discuss continued pleasant weather due to a slowly moving high pressure system, and a record high barometer reading for the weather station.

In this episode, we discuss continued pleasant weather from an enormous high in the area. Barometer tables discussed in detail for making predictions.

The day after Skeeter's first "shot of Moderna" and weather discussion. High is prevailing meaning an easier forecast for fair weather. Correction: the HIGH (not a LOW as mentioned) is over Lake Ontario.

In this episode... is it live or is it Memorex? There's NO SNOW. We discuss why the predictions yesterday resulted in no accumulating snowfall in Connecticut this morning.

In this episode, we discuss yesterday's possible frontogenesis, and a jumble of highs, lows, and fronts affecting the weather in the region. Also a brief discussion of St. Patrick's Day and the origins of corned beef and cabbage dinner!

In this broadcast, we discussed frontogenesis that may occur in the next 12-24 hours in the PA region. Highlighted in today's holidays: Curlew Day (of interest to Scouts around the world) and Black Press Day.

Live broadcast from Monday morning, March 15, 2021. Cold weather and winds are discussed. "Why are the winds so strong this winter" is also a topic of conversation. Correction: Connecticut is EAST (not west) of the high over the Hudson Bay).