Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· 7d Toasty temps around the region so far today (2pm) including 31C in Halifax and 32 in a couple spots inland (88-90F). #nswx #pewx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· 7d Hot day Wednesday ... here are some temperatures expected by late afternoon. Humidity levels will be fairly reasonable at least. #nswx #pewx #nbwx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jul 10 During El Nino years, the Pacific tropical zones are hyperactive. Currently 'Bavi' threatens the southern Japanese Islands. The large typhoon also has concentric eyewalls and the storm is deviating right of the forecast track. #ZoomEarth view with radar:
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jul 7 Temperature summary later this afternoon - well above normal in the North while cool/wet in New England.
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jul 2 The heavy rain at least so far today ended up in the eastern end of Nova Scotia...50-65 mm in ~2hrs in a few pockets. None over urban areas at least. Threat of these t-storms/downpours continues rest of week. #nswx #pewx #nbwx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jul 2 Heads up for potential for heavy downpours particularly Thursday morning accompanied by lightning. 3"/75mm in 3 hours is possible as per model output below. Very difficult to predict where the worst downpours will be. #nswx #pewx #nsstorm
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jun 26 Snapshot of the heat over in Europe. Air temps 10-15C above normal in many areas.
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jun 19 Wavey clouds this evening over Halifax/Dartmouth (Asperitas, I believe) #nswx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jun 14 Very wet for the balance of the week in parts of TX and LA with a trough/convective system in the region - regardless of whether it becomes a tropical storm. weather.gov/hgx/
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Jun 7 Gusty north winds tomorrow - the kind to catch your vehicle door and ding the one parked next to you (happened to us one windy June day 5 yrs ago 😣😅). Dry air also and high ~18C in Halifax area. #nswx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· May 26 Bit of a temperature gradient forecast across Nova Scotia Wednesday afternoon 😯 #nswx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· May 22 A mixture of 'gravity waves' (cloud pattern) at various altitudes. These are akin to ripples in the sand at the beach. Different levels in the atmosphere where the temperature increases with height often give rise to these. #nswx #pewx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· May 7 Satellite animation of today's weather system departing the region followed by upper-level cloud associated with the jet stream accompanied by multiple interesting cloud bands likely producing turbulence for aircraft. Mt Uniacke web cam view from below! (in comment)
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· May 5 Air temps just before 2 pm today. 10C = 50F, 21C = 70F, 25C = 77F. #nswx #pewx From capebretonweather.ca
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· May 3 Rather deep low pressure system for May ... here is a summary for the next 24 hours or so. Sunny but very gusty Monday to dry things out again. #nswx #pewx #nbwx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Apr 27 Sunny today - here are the mid afternoon temperatures (C) to expect. You can likely add a degree or two to these values since the weather model tends to underestimate. #nswx #pewx #nbwx
Chris Fogarty, PhD@cyclone-fogarty· Apr 20 Cool airmass but generally lighter winds coming this week. Tuesday's weather will be sunny to start the day then afternoon cumulus cloud growth with likely some showers or even graupel/snow mixed #nswx #pewx
