Richard Mandel

Associate Professor of Law at Babson College; meteorologist; gardener; husband, father and grandfather

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Models converging on a significant snowfall Sunday into Monday in NY/NE

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Models calling for noreaster Sunday into Monday but unclear so far if it will stay off the coast.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Light snow probable in NE Friday night into Sat. morning.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Could be 2-4 in Wed/Thu in NE.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Some snow possible Wednesday in NE; other long range possibles include Saturday and next Monday.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Late weekend/Monday storm seems to be trending out to sea.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

A clipper heading for NE Tuesday and early indications of something bigger in NY/NE a week from tonight into Monday.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Latest indicates NY may be a near miss may while eastern NE may be brushed.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Most models predict glancing blow at best for Sunday in NY/NE.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Models are pushing the weekend storm off the coast of NY/NE. Currently a glancing blow at best but stay tuned.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Keep an eye out for Saturday night into Sunday morning in NY/NE for possible snowstorm. Models differ at this early time; could be a near miss.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Melissa still heading for Jamaica at Cat 4 and then Cuba at Cat 2.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Melissa could be a Cat 4 when it travels near Jamaica and Cat 3 over eastern Cuba.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Models still diverge on Melissa. Either Haiti or eastern Cuba in line for direct hit.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

As suggested, TS Melissa has formed in the central Caribbean; some models have it headed for Haiti and the DR.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Watch for a tropical depression in central Caribbean mid week.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Humberto is gone; Imelda (Cat 2) still moving due east.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Imelda is now a hurricane; she and Humberto are both Cat 1 and moving away from the coast to the northeast.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Both areas have developed. Hurricane Humberto (Cat 4) currently looks to remain off the coast as it moves to the northeast. T S Imelda looks to turn sharply eastward after coming close enough to Florida to give it some wind and rain.

[Richard Mandel @profmandel]

Two areas of interest in the Caribbean expected to develop this week,