John Bordash, Author at JB Weather

Tropics Coming Back to Life

August 11, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

After a quiet month in the Atlantic, we have our eyes on a couple of developing systems which may look to impact land.

Wednesday’s Forecast: Excessive Heat and Humidity

August 11, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

High heat and humidity will make it’s presences known today as heat indices look to max out near 105. As a result, scattered afternoon thunderstorms are possible as well.

Excessive Heat Likely Late This Week

August 10, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Increasing heat and humidity will make their presence felt across the Mid-Atlantic this week.

Monday’s Forecast: Warm & Humid with a Spotty PM Storm

August 9, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Brought to you by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices McNeils Group Properties The humidity from yesterday did not go anywhere, leading to some

Monday’s Forecast: Comfortable Day with Low Humidity

August 2, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Brought to you by Calvert Title Company We have an absolutely gorgeous day on tap across the region! Highs will only

Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued Until 9PM

July 29, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Brought to you by G&H Jewelers, Inc. The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, OK has issued a SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH (shown in

Enhanced Risk for Severe Storms for the Mid-Atlantic

July 29, 2021 John Bordash 2

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across the Mid-Atlantic as a strong cold front moves through. Damaging winds, hail, and even a tornado or two are all possible.

Elevated Risk of Severe Storms for Thursday

July 28, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

An incoming cold front may trigger scattered severe thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and evening across the Mid-Atlantic.

Risk for Afternoon and Evening Thunderstorms

July 28, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Parts of the Mid-Atlantic have been upgraded to an Elevated Risk of severe storms for this afternoon.

Significant Risk of Severe Weather Across the Great Lakes Region

July 28, 2021 John Bordash 1

Widespread severe weather looks possible across much the Great Lakes region this evening.

First Flakes Friday AM?

My first #SNOW map of the season! We have a system developing off the coast that will “retrograde” (move backward) over the Northeast. As that happens, wrap-around cold air may move in at the same

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