Don Paul@donpaul.bsky.social
@donpaulweather.bsky.social
Weather/climate columnist for Buffalo News, substitute meteorologist for Buffalo CBS affiliate after 30 years as chief, debunker of junk science, Buffalo Bcast Hall of Fame, veteran, Rutgers guy…old enough that I interviewed alum Ozzie Nelson at Rutgers.
As we approach 10 AM, it’s safe to say this is not April in Paris….
April 10, 2025 at 1:59 PM
As we approach 10 AM, it’s safe to say this is not April in Paris….
At 1:50 PM, lots of lightning around. With initially dry air in place ahead of the precipitation, there’s been some evaporative cooling, probably leading to the development of some graupel. Soft, white pellets.That can generate static electricity in the lower atmosphere.
April 2, 2025 at 5:58 PM
At 1:50 PM, lots of lightning around. With initially dry air in place ahead of the precipitation, there’s been some evaporative cooling, probably leading to the development of some graupel. Soft, white pellets.That can generate static electricity in the lower atmosphere.
Morning showers may end as a few flurries early this afternoon, as temperatures take the plunge from the upper 40s to the low 30s by late today and to near 20 by morning. Sunday will be chilly, but with light wind and plenty of sunshine it will feel more comfortable.
March 22, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Morning showers may end as a few flurries early this afternoon, as temperatures take the plunge from the upper 40s to the low 30s by late today and to near 20 by morning. Sunday will be chilly, but with light wind and plenty of sunshine it will feel more comfortable.
At 10:30 AM, our freezing rain is in the process of turning to snow, and it will be coming down at a moderate to heavy rate with an increasing wind. This accumulating snow plus the stress from gusty winds and ice covered treelimbs and powerlines may lead to scattered outages.
February 16, 2025 at 3:36 PM
At 10:30 AM, our freezing rain is in the process of turning to snow, and it will be coming down at a moderate to heavy rate with an increasing wind. This accumulating snow plus the stress from gusty winds and ice covered treelimbs and powerlines may lead to scattered outages.