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Home of Perspecta Weather with forecasts, blogs, and climate insights from Perspecta meteorologist Paul Dorian.

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Arcfield Weather provides 6-day weather forecasts for the Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and New York City metro regions in the Mid-Atlantic region as well as Huntsville, Alabama in the Southeast US and Denver, Colorado in the Rocky Mountain States.  These forecasts are available each weekday morning with frequent detailed video discussions to help plan your day and week. Updated afternoon and weekend posts are frequently provided; especially, in times of rapidly changing or severe weather conditions.

Seasonal outlooks 

In addition to the 6-day weather forecasts, seasonal outlooks are provided for upcoming winter and tropical seasons with extensive video discussions and blog posts.  

Relevant discussions, topics that matter

Climate is always changing and expert interpretations are frequently provided here on important topics including oceanic cycles, global sea ice, and long-term trends of hurricanes, tornadoes, and global temperatures. In addition to the information provided on Earth's dynamic atmosphere and oceans, posts are frequently provided on solar activity and cycles which play critical roles in our weather and climate.

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***Hurricane Erin to curve away from east coast...recent weakening brings it down to category 2...Mid-Atlantic coastline impacted on Thursday...two other tropical systems...cool pattern to set up***
***Hurricane Erin to curve away from east coast...recent weakening brings it down to category 2...Mid-Atlantic coastline impacted on Thursday...two other tropical systems...cool pattern to set up***

Erin has weakened during the past 24 hours and has now lost its “major” hurricane status and is classified as a category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph. The long-anticipated curve of Erin has begun with a movement currently to the northwest at 9 mph to be followed by a northerly push on Wednesday and then an acceleration to the northeast on Thursday. While Erin has weakened in recent hours, it has also expanded in size and its outer perimeter winds are likely to reach tropical-storm force levels across the Outer Banks on Wednesday and potentially even to hurricane-force levels. Rip currents and rough surf will extend all the way up the eastern seaboard for the next couple of days and beach erosion/coastal flooding is on the table in many areas. The biggest impact along the Mid-Atlantic coastline will come later Wednesday night and Thursday with strong winds impacting coastal sections from Long Island-to-New Jersey-to-the Delmarva Peninsula.

Looking ahead, there are two other tropical systems now in the eastern Atlantic, and they’ll have to be monitored during the next several days...any impact from these two systems would be from next week into the following week which would take us into the early part of September. Also, a cooler-than-normal weather pattern looks like it’ll set up for much of the eastern half of the nation for the last week or so of the month of August once Hurricane Erin exits off to the open waters of the North Atlantic.

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Detailed video discussions provide insight into what's happening with the weather and why it's happening. 

Meteorology 101

More than thirty instructional videos have been made on a variety of meteorological topics including computer forecast models, space weather, and weather's impact on the home run.  The videos are designed for a variety of audiences from the seasoned weather forecaster to the general weather enthusiast.  

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Media Recognition and Honors

 

Arcfield Weather has been selected by Feedspot.com as one of the "90 Best Weather Blogs and Websites" (ranked 49th out of 90) from around the world.

 

 

Arcfield Weather has also been selected by Feedspot.com as one of the "Top 60 Weather YouTube Channels" (ranked 37th out of 60) from around the world.

Weather Blogs
 

Meteorologist Paul Dorian was interviewed on WTKI Radio in Huntsville, AL. Listen to the December 2016 appearance here and and the March 2017 interview here.