Old Farmer’s Almanc Warns of Tough Winter in Capital Region
The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a tough winter for the Capital Region in 2026‑27, urging residents to prepare for harsher than usual conditions.
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a tough winter for the Capital Region in 2026‑27, urging residents to prepare for harsher than usual conditions.
The NJ 101.5 weather team forecast sunny skies and moderate surf for New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, on September 10, 2026, to guide beachgoers and boardwalk visitors.
The National Weather Service issued a special statement Thursday warning that atmospheric conditions could produce funnel clouds in Chicago's south and west suburbs, including LaSalle, Grundy, Kankakee and Will counties.
Forecasters reported that record heat and humidity persisted in Los Angeles on Thursday, with expectations of possible relief in the coming days. The city has endured an unusually hot and muggy summer, reaching historic levels.
AccuWeather predicts that south of New York City on September 11, 2026, will start cloudy with a lingering shower before clearing to sunny conditions, coinciding with the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
NJ 101.5 released its September 9 weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays, offering essential details to help residents and visitors plan their day.
Meteorologists forecast scattered downpours across Southeast Texas starting September 9, 2026, as tropical moisture increases the chance of needed rainfall. The rain is expected to be intermittent over the next several days, providing needed moisture without prolonged heavy storms.
A severe thunderstorm on September 6, 2026, generated strong winds that pushed a Winnipeg man's car onto a neighbor’s front lawn. Emergency crews cleared the vehicle without injury, highlighting the storm’s disruptive impact on the city.
A September storm delivered up to 1.5 inches of rain across Los Angeles County, with a peak of 1.56 inches in Bel Air, ending months of dry weather before tapering off early Monday.
Los Angeles County will see scattered showers, higher surf and temperatures up to 90°F on Labor Day as humidity from an offshore tropical storm moves inland, following rain that soaked the region on Sunday.
NBC 5 Storm Team forecasts sunny skies and near‑80°F temperatures for Chicago on Labor Day, September 7, 2026. The warm, clear weather aligns with the typical early‑September climate and supports typical holiday activities.
Toronto ordered Live Nation Canada to repair unsafe conditions at Rogers Stadium after a severe thunderstorm on September 2 caused significant damage, issuing the directive on September 4.
Hurricane Marie brought rare September rain and coastal flooding to Los Angeles from September 5 to 7, an unusual event for the area, while residents also prepared for an upcoming mid‑week heat wave.
Meteorologists say two Pacific hurricanes are projected to raise surf levels in Hawaii and Southern California, prompting heightened monitoring of coastal conditions.
NJ 101.5’s Sunday briefing provides the latest weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays, helping residents and visitors plan safe beach activities.
Severe thunderstorms on September 4, 2026, caused extensive damage to the Toronto Wildlife Centre, forcing a suspension of operations while staff assess repairs. The same weather system also impacted other facilities across the city.
Pete Sack of NBC 5 says Saturday will stay humid with temperatures in the 80s, but the rest of Labor Day weekend should become cooler and more comfortable.
Intense thunderstorms on September 4, 2026, knocked out electricity for thousands in southern Ontario, revealing gaps in extreme‑weather preparedness and prompting utility and emergency response actions.
The World Meteorological Organization has labeled the upcoming El Niño as exceptional, forecasting a milder and more erratic winter for Quebec in 2026. A meteorologist cautioned that the season could bring unexpected weather variations.
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Chicago, northern Illinois, and northwest Indiana, warning of temperatures up to 95°F and a heat index of 104°F for four days, ending each day at 10 p.m. This is the fourth consecutive day of dangerous heat in the region.