Cameron Saliga

Dayton

Weekend Meteorologist at WDTN-TV (Dayton, OH)

Weekend Meteorologist at WBDT-TV (Dayton, OH)

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Omega blocking pattern responsible for all the rain, but what exactly is it?

1 week ago | wdtn.com | Cameron Saliga

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Miami Valley has seen a stalled low pressure over the area for several days, leading to on-and-off showers. It’s all thanks to something known as an Omega Blocking Pattern. The region has been pretty wet with showers over the weekend. Those showers are part of a large global weather pattern, where a high pressure gets stuck in between two low pressure systems to the east and west, creating the appearance of the Greek letter Omega (Ω).
Omega blocking pattern responsible for all the rain, but what exactly is it?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cameron Saliga

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Miami Valley has seen a stalled low pressure over the area for several days, leading to on-and-off showers. It’s all thanks to something known as an Omega Blocking Pattern. The region has been pretty wet with showers over the weekend. Those showers are part of a large global weather pattern, where a high pressure gets stuck in between two low pressure systems to the east and west, creating the appearance of the Greek letter Omega (Ω).
Continuous rain leaves farmers waiting for fields to dry out

1 week ago | wdtn.com | Cameron Saliga

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — After a wet April, showers continue into May, leaving farm fields waterlogged, and farmers indoors. Early in April, over 4.5 inches of rain fell in Dayton in just a few days, and since then the rain hasn’t stopped, leaving farmers wishing for drier days. With rain over the past several days, and more on the way, planting will have to wait for even longer, potentially leading to problems when harvesting.
Showers to continue into the work week, when will they move out?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cameron Saliga

Showers will continue into the work week with a chance before midnight of a few showers, then heading into the afternoon Monday, there will be a chance of some scattered showers. Overnight tonight, we will drop into the upper 40s with mostly cloudy skies. Tomorrow, highs in the afternoon will reach the mid 60s. We will see another round of showers Tuesday with highs in the 60s.
Showers to continue on and off Sunday, when will they move out?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cameron Saliga

As an Omega blocking pattern is in place, a low pressure that is centered around the Ohio Valley will stick with us heading into the work week. Overnight we will see a chance of showers in the morning hours with lows in the mid 40s. Tomorrow, there will be a chance early in the morning of a few showers, then in the afternoon another round is possible, and heading into the evening. Rain will start to thin out heading into the work week with a few showers on Monday and Tuesday possible.
Some storms this evening, how much rain will we see this weekend?

1 week ago | wdtn.com | Cameron Saliga

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Some storms this evening, how much rain will we see this weekend?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cameron Saliga

Thunderstorms are mainly out of the Miami Valley with just a few storms before 10 PM, with an isolated damaging wind threat in counties like: Butler, Warren, and Clinton county. Showers will fill in for the rest of the night, with lows in the mid 50s. Showers continue tomorrow, and some in the afternoon will be heavy with highs around 60 degrees. Sunday, will be the driest of the two days, with on and off shower chances through the day as a low pressure sits over the Buckeye State.
How to protect your home and vehicle from hail and damaging winds

2 weeks ago | wdtn.com | Cameron Saliga

DAYTON, OHIO (WDTN) – Strong spring storms can knock a tree down and drop baseball-sized hail, but how can you keep your property safe from these forces? With strong storms moving through the Miami Valley, it is a smart idea to prepare ahead of a severe weather event. With hail and damaging winds moving through, check outside for anything prone to wind damage or hail damage, and come up with a plan in case a warning is issued near your area.
How to identify and get rid of invasive spotted lanternflies

2 weeks ago | wdtn.com | Cameron Saliga

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — An invasive species is set to return to Ohio in the coming days, threatening crops in the state. The spotted lanternfly was first reported in the United States in 2014 in Pennsylvania, and has since traveled westward, making it to the Buckeye state by 2020. This invasive species come from Asia, where it is a native species. One of their many food sources includes grapes — a $6.6 billion dollar industry in the state.
Spotted lanternflies about to hatch: How to get rid of them

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Cameron Saliga

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — An invasive species is set to return to Ohio in the coming days, threatening crops in the state. The spotted lanternfly was first reported in the United States in 2014 in Pennsylvania, and has since traveled westward, making it to the Buckeye state by 2020. This invasive species come from Asia, where it is a native species. Invasive, damaging spotted lanternfly getting ready to emerge. Kill them.