Ben Cattell Noll
Meteorologist and Writer at The Washington Post
Global weather writer/meteorologist for @washingtonpost | Weather and climate analysis and visuals | #HudsonValley snow days
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5 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Ben Cattell Noll |Matthew Cappucci
An atmospheric river will slam Florida and the Southeast with torrential rain (washingtonpost.com) An atmospheric river will slam Florida and the Southeast with torrential rain By Ben Noll; Matthew Cappucci 2025050910284000 An atmospheric river will form in the Gulf of Mexico this weekend before slamming into Florida, the Southeast and southern Appalachia.
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1 week ago |
bennollsays.com | Ben Cattell Noll
Hello there!A weather pattern change will bring persistent rain and clouds to the Hudson Valley through Tuesday. Half an inch of rain fell on Saturday as some area residents reported hail. There will be more rain Sunday, mainly in the afternoon. By the end of the week, another 2 to 4 inches of rain may fall — perhaps near the May monthly average of just over 3 inches. The region could use the rain. Moderate drought, which developed last fall, still covers parts of the area.
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1 week ago |
dailyherald.com | Ben Cattell Noll
An uncommon atmospheric phenomenon known as an omega block will bring days of rain and thunderstorms to the Eastern Seaboard, starting on Saturday and lasting until Wednesday or Thursday. With more than three inches forecast in about eight northeastern states, the rain could be heavy enough to lead to localized flooding into early next week.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Ben Cattell Noll
The uncommon phenomenon bringing downpours to the East and South into next week (washingtonpost.com) The uncommon phenomenon bringing downpours to the East and South into next week By Ben Noll 2025050310254400 An uncommon atmospheric phenomenon known as an omega block will bring days of rain and thunderstorms to the Eastern Seaboard, starting on Saturday and lasting until Wednesday or Thursday.
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1 week ago |
spokesman.com | Ben Cattell Noll
As another sultry air mass surges up the Eastern Seaboard this weekend, May is picking up where April left off — with summer-like temperatures and even some humidity. According to the calendar, summer doesn’t start until June 20, but long-term temperature trends suggest it will start feeling like summer sooner. The nation’s capital experienced nine days with temperatures at or above 80 degrees last month.
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It's been a cool April in the northern United States. The Northeast has been the most unusually cool region, being 2.2 degrees below average so far. On the flip side, these states have been most unusually warm: South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Alaska and Georgia. https://t.co/PAnSlW5ZKX
April has been cool in the Midwest and Northeast, but that will soon change. Chicago will have its first 80-degree temperature of the year on Friday, with Saturday looking like the warmest day of the month so far in the Northeast. More toasty temperatures are likely next week. https://t.co/EiSoAi92bB
Incoming: another week with strong winds 💨 Gusts greater than 40 mph are forecast in 47 of 50 states. New Mexico, West Virginia, Michigan and Pennsylvania will be windiest, on average. At this rate, spring 2025 could become the windiest spring on record for the United States. https://t.co/yN6QnfxrHk