We have already passed meteorological spring which was March 1st, and we are approaching astronomical spring which begins on March 20th, but because the calendarRead More
Author: Michael Griffith
I have had a passion for the weather since a very young age and am a degreed meteorologist. I have a Bachelor of Science from Penn State University and a Master's from Plymouth State University. If you ever see me out and about in the Charlotte, NC or Fort Mill, SC area, be sure to say hi!
Mother nature is keeping it active today, and the activity will continue through this week bringing a chance of rain for the southeast and moreRead More
The end of February almost felt like summer, but the last few days have actually been seasonable. What we are looking at this week isRead More
Well our big storm has happened bringing heavy snow, hurricane force gusts, and extensive storm surge to the Northeast and New England. As the sayingRead More
As if the nor’easter that just happened isn’t enough, the pattern is favorable for more coastal storms through mid-month. This brings the threat for mainlyRead More
If there is one issue with this storm, it will be the intense winds. While nothing crazy, as in over 100 mph winds, gusts couldRead More
3/1/2018 Hey there members, please enjoy the members-only video below. This covers pretty much everything from now until mid-month. I hope you all stay safeRead More
Storm is on the way and here is our snowfall map. We will go over the tough regions and what could be a bust forRead More
To start, a lot has changed since yesterday. The NAM does not have monstrous totals for Central/Western NY anymore, but does still have heavy accumulationsRead More
The ensembles are indicating storminess just off the NC coast around the 8th of March. As a low pressure system departs and wraps in colderRead More
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