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Late summer on display

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Thunderstorms may rock NYC and Long Island today

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Here comes the rain

404

The drought in an NY isn’t ending this weekend

405

Will this be a rainy week?

406

Very nice weekend ahead

407

Waiting on hurricane season

408

Hot weather and quiet tropics stick around

409

How hot is hot?

410

Gateway to the rain lifting north

411

Heatwave to end with a bang

412

It’s not the time to chill!

413

Hot stuff!

414

It’s even hotter on the other side of the pond.

415

Toasty week ahead

416

Thunderstorms stretch across the northern US

417

A gloomy stretch and a gorgeous weekend

418

Thunderstorms blowing up in NY and the Caribbean.

419

Feeling like July all of a sudden

420

Turning our attention to tropical air masses

421

Omega Block to dominate the USA

422

Seesawing temperatures give way to a nice day for dad

423

June in the northeast, July in the Midwest

424

Active week ahead

425

Hurricane season commences!

426

The party ends now!

427

Heat and hurricane season arrive this week

428

The Memorial Day weekend and the start of hurricane season

429

Big pattern changes coming for much of the country

430

Warmest air of the season and some severe weather

431

Monday severe weather, a symptom of our global pattern

432

Finally going to feel like spring!

433

Wall of water and wall of warmth come east

434

Parade of storms to create a wet and stormy week

435

Cool weekend ahead and a look back at hurricane Ida.

436

Blocky pattern to continue

437

Weekend weather update, and tornado stats.

438

The nor’easter is approaching!

439

Storm track brings snow to much of the nation

440

A piece of the action

441

The best and worst of spring on full display

442

Another April soaker

443

A week of April showers

444

Severe thunderstorms and hurricanes to be discussed

445

Brutal cold to start the week

446

Spring storms and winter chill

447

Big spring storm comes east

448

Mild Week Ahead

449

A wet, white, wind-whipped weekend.

450

Wind-driven precipitation expected

451

Spring-like snowfall for your Wednesday

452

Many weather systems this week

453

Record temperatures falling from coast to coast

454

March lion snores

455

From hot to a hot mess

456

Winter isn’t done yet

457

Help! My wind speed equals my temperature

458

Spring-like pattern to blow in to the tri-state.

459

Super snowy Sunday

460

Odd weather on Super Bowl Sunday

461

Gliding into the new work week

462

How will it all end??

463

Ice ain’t nice.

464

January thaw this week

465

The blizzard of 2022 has begun!

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The three quarter blizzard of 2022

467

Mayhem in model-world

468

Questions abound for the upcoming storm

469

The heart of winter is upon us

470

One snow a go, the other is a no

471

Arctic chill about to be blow away tonight

472

A cold world for snow-lovers

473

It’s Tundra time.

474

The snow storm is upon us!

475

The tri-state area gets slick

476

No, winter isn’t over.

477

A quick rundown on the weather from 2021

478

It’s winter o’clock somewhere

479

Dreaming of a warm Christmas

480

A ho-ho holiday week about to get underway

481

A look at two stormy Saturdays

482

More record warmth and a look at the southeast tornado outbreak

483

Winter in the wrong places

484

Winter to tease NYC this week and through the holidays

485

Welcome to another winter session

486

No Alberta Cripplers this week

487

Looking at two stormy coastlines

488

Coldest air of the season

489

Big chill to set in

490

Mid week warmup expected

491

A big storm and a big chill

492

Mild in our area, but the gales of November come early elsewhere

493

Chilly weekend puts us in a wintry mood

494

November chill gets a frosty reception

495

Dismal Halloween weekend

496

Nor’easter unfolding

497

First nor’easter of the season

498

A look at the weekend and the winter

499

Dry this week, with another step into autumn

500

Fall roller coaster weather