As we take a moment, on this day, to reflect on those who served, fought and died for this country 79 years ago, I think it's important to remember that the fight for freedom never ends.  

It's been a while since I sat down to to a good ol' fashion weather blog. But despite all the distractions that continue to exist in the world of news and politics, I thought now was a good time to dive back into the weather universe with multiple storms on the way over the next week plus over the Eastern US with a real taste of winter for some.  

While we are now all locked into the political/social/cultural ramifications of a divided, if not blatantly fraudulent, US Election that has brought even more chaos to what has already been an unbelievably chaotic 2020, relationships are literally being lost over who will be the next Commander in Chief.  So WHY are we SO divided in America right now and why I'll be marching in Washington this weekend... 

The astronomical start to the fall season arrives at precisely 9:30 am ET Tuesday morning with the Autumnal Equinox, also known as the Fall Equinox.

The US Drought Monitor released their weekly update today and the outlook doesn't look great for much of the region.  Where to expect generous rains from Tropical Storm Fay and when Drought is LIKELY to develop...