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Today brings our regions first taste of potential severe weather this season! Keep you ears tuned and let's roll!! ⛈️
03/07/2026

Today brings our regions first taste of potential severe weather this season! Keep you ears tuned and let's roll!! ⛈️

https://www.accuweather.com/en/winter-weather/rare-avalanche-blocks-pennsylvania-road-during-major-snowstorm/1856844?par...
01/26/2026

https://www.accuweather.com/en/winter-weather/rare-avalanche-blocks-pennsylvania-road-during-major-snowstorm/1856844?partner=push_polygon&utm_source=push_polygon&utm_medium=one_app_push&utm_campaign=article_1856844&utm_term=cat-editorial,%20winter%20weather,%20national,%20northeast,%20snow,%20winter%20storm,%20avalanche&utm_content=accudirect&inapp=true

The blockage along Coxton Road in Duryea was more likely a snowslide—snow and debris sliding off a steep embankment during heavy snowfall.

12/24/2025

December 23 — Day Two of the Return
The winter solstice has passed. ☀️

The reversal is no longer theoretical — it’s measurable.
Yesterday marked the first full day after the solstice.

Today, December 23, the gain continues.
one minute later than the darkest days. One minute doesn’t feel like much, but it’s the first visible confirmation that Earth’s axial tilt has begun carrying us back toward the Sun.
This is how the return works: Not suddenly.
Not dramatically.

But in precise, accumulating increments dictated by orbital mechanics.
Each day after the solstice adds light.
Today adds another minute.
Tomorrow adds more.
By the end of the year, several full minutes will have returned.

By February, over half an hour.
The image shows it clearly:
December 21 vs December 22 — same place, same horizon, different geometry.
The solstice was the turning point.

December 23 is proof the climb is real.
The light isn’t coming back.
It’s already here and increasing.

11/30/2025

Lake Erie was…GONE. No water as far as the eye can see Wednesday. 👀💨🌊

I’ll share one more jaw dropping picture from Cullen Park in Point Place taken from where the shoreline of western Lake Erie is normally. During the seiche Wednesday, the water was sucked out of western Lake Erie due to high winds. Water levels plunged 6 FEET in less than 24 hours.

📸: David Corliss

11/21/2025

Spotted my first Woolly Bear of the season and according to folklore, we’ll have a cold snap, but an overall mild winter...
11/13/2025

Spotted my first Woolly Bear of the season and according to folklore, we’ll have a cold snap, but an overall mild winter. (Sorry sub-zero fans, but this may not be your year…) Click the link below to read more and see the as she blossoms into the . https://g.co/gemini/share/7705d9361c6d

**FIRST FLAKE PREDICTION ALERT!**Get ready for winter with  , your go-to snow and ice management team across PA, NJ, and...
10/23/2025

**FIRST FLAKE PREDICTION ALERT!**

Get ready for winter with , your go-to snow and ice management team across PA, NJ, and DE! From warehouses to shopping centers, we've got your property covered all season long.

With winter just around the corner (maybe sooner than you think!), I created a tracker that combines and upcoming weather patterns. Keep in mind, one storm system can change everything!

**AREA A**: First flakes likely in early November, with lake-enhanced and possible around Halloween.
**AREA B**: Could see flakes in the first two weeks of November, but mid-month might be more likely.
**AREA C**: Flakes might wait until late November or early December.

Stay tuned for updates and enjoy the last bits of ! is knocking!

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