Brian is the President of Neoweather and has been one of the leaders of the organization since joining in 2011. He loves helping Neoweather grow with excellent customer service and positive impacts to the operations of all clients. Brian graduated with degrees in broadcast journalism and meteorology. Brian worked as a meteorologist in Youngstown, Steubenville and beyond. He loves Cleveland sports and enjoys going to games. You can also find him trying new spots to eat, traveling and being active outside.
Ah, winter! That time of year when we’re either building snowmen ☃️ or cursing the snow shovel’s existence. And for centuries, folks have turned to the Farmer’s Almanac for a sneak peek into what the winter months might have in store. But how accurate is this age-old publication, and can it hold a candle to…
The battle of the air masses is looking similar to this winter with big warmth East and Arctic cold hanging on West. That helps an active severe weather regime. Damaging wind and tornadoes are possible. Nice corridor of 50-65 mph gusts again like we saw a week ago. Want Info For Snow Contractors? Want to…
A big ole snowpack is going to keep millions of folks from enjoying typical late March weather. A procession of systems continues to push lots of moisture across a good section of the nation. Some areas will see 2-4″ of rain through the weekend. Want Info For Snow Contractors? Want to see snowfall records in…
No major changes the next couple weeks. We stay chilly and wet overall. Want Info For Snow Contractors? Want to see snowfall records in your city? https://blog.snowplownews.com/snowfall_records/ To get the latest snow and ice control industry news check out Snow Plow News https://blog.snowplownews.com/ If you are looking for expert weather forecasting and meteorological support then Neoweather can…
The pattern change is arriving that will bring cold and snow chances to those that have not had much since January. This is the type of regime that can yield impressive accumulation if things come together. The shots of cold will have Arctic and Polar origins as sustained chilly air becomes common. March will be…
A similar track again this week. Flooding and severe storms are likely. A corridor of snow will also be present in the Great Lakes and Northeast. Let’s take a detailed dive into a wintry turn and how we shaked out for Meteorological winter. Want Info For Snow Contractors? Want to see snowfall records in your…
Lots of ice and snow from this current system pushing across the US. Many areas are being affected. The Northeast gets hit as we venture through Thursday with very warm temperatures surging northward. A big Arctic blast is going to push the warmth out of the way. We briefly see below average temps and notable…
Severe storms and a half foot of snow! Major low pressure bringing wind and rain. Damaging winds and tornadoes are possible. The upcoming week or two sees a zonal flow pattern setup. Arctic blasts will enter the US, but not move a ton south. Want Info For Snow Contractors? Want to see snowfall records in…
It’s certainly not your typical February pattern. It’s not rare to see thunderstorms with a heavy zone of snow on the northern side in February. Most times those storms are in the Deep South. But Thursday brings wind and storms into the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes. It can get pretty gusty with damaging…
Friday and Saturday sees some of the coldest air we have seen this season. This will not last for long though as a ridge brings milder temps. There will be some localized snow before that happens. We talk about the Southeast Ridge setup and winter so far as the Groundhog makes his prediction. Systems over…