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Today’s News 8 Weather Blog Post: FRIDAY FREE FOR ALL: IT’S NOT JUST EL NINO

January 22nd, 2010 · No Comments

(this is from the post I did this morning on the News 8 Weather Blog for WROC-TV in Rochester, NY)
I decided to use the quiet weather pattern and sunshine to open this mornings post up to you the commenters and answer some of the weather question you may have on your mind. So feel free [...]

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Tags: Cold Weather · El Niño · Long Range Forecast · Misc Weather · NY Weather · News 8 Weather Blog · Rochester Weather · Seasonal Outlooks · Snow · Weather Blogs · Weather News · Winter 2009/2010 · Winter Forecast · Winter Weather

COLD AND SNOWY THE NEXT 10 DAYS

January 4th, 2010 · No Comments

Written By: News 8 Chief Scott Hetsko
What a weekend of weather in Western New York! As always with lake effect, wide variability in snow amounts between the lakeshore and just 10 miles to the South…  To read the rest visit RochesterHomepage.net Weather Blog

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Tags: Cold Weather · Discussion · Forecasting · Lake Effect Snow · NY Weather · News 8 Weather Blog · Rochester Weather · Weather Blogs · Winter 2009/2010 · Winter Weather

THE WEEK AHEAD & KEEP THE SNOW REPORTS COMING

January 4th, 2010 · No Comments

This is the post I did today from RochesterHomepage.net Weather Blog.

Written by: Brian Neudorff
The above graphic represents snow reports we have seen from the National Weather Service and from all of you who have emailed and commented on here about your snow totals. Snow amounts tend to be sparse during the early mornings. The most [...]

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Tags: Cold Weather · Discussion · Forecasting · Lake Effect Snow · Weather Blogs · Weather News · Winter Weather

What is an Alberta Clipper?

January 13th, 2009 · No Comments

An Alberta Clipper is a storm that originates in western Canada typically in or near the province of Alberta during the winter. These storms are driven southeastward by the jet stream through Montana, the Dakotas and Minnesota before they turn across the Great Lakes basin headed toward the Atlantic Coast. This track keeps a clipper [...]

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Tags: Cold Weather · Snow · Weather Why's · Winter Storms

Bracing for Dangerous Bone Chilling Cold

January 13th, 2009 · 1 Comment

Cold air is on the march southward, for the past several week this cold arctic air has been bottled up in northern Canada and in Alaska. Now that there has been a change in the jet stream this cold air is on the move and will impact the eastern United States and even reach as [...]

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Tags: Cold Weather · Snow · Weather News · Weather Safety · Winter Storms · Winter Weather