As the peak of hurricane season looms, activity in the tropics continues to blossom. (Read Blog)

Labor Day weekend is a time that many people associate with beach trips and some last minute summer fun in the sun. This Labor Day weekend, Hurricane Earl has millions along the coast watching and waiting. (Read Blog)

If you thought this felt like the hottest summer of all time -- then you'd be right! (Read Blog)

The heat continues in what is turning out to be our hottest summer in several years. (Read Blog)

The year of extremes continues with record highs falling left and right, and more than two months to go in the summer season. (Read Blog)

After a soggy start to 2010, April was a different story. (Read Blog)

After last year's relatively quiet hurricane season, forecasters Dr. Phil Klotzbach and Dr. William Gray from Colorado State University say 2010 will turn out to be "above average." (Read Blog)

As the saying goes, "March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb", but what does that even mean? (Read Blog)

Daylight Saving Time and the start of spring are just weeks away. Time to pencil these dates on your calendar. (Read Blog)

When you think of the snowiest cities in the United States, Charlottesville usually wouldn't come to mind...Until this year. (Read Blog)

Rain and snow puts our January precip totals above average. (Read Blog)

The coldest air of the season is upon us and it might make people forget we are still in the Fall Season. (Read Blog)

It's been a rain soaked November and December. Let's take a look back at the numbers. (Read Blog)

Cold air meeting up with some moisture could give us some of the first flakes of the season this weekend! (Read Blog)

A ring around the moon... What is it? Does it have anything to do with the weather? (Read Blog)

From Hurricane in the Caribbean Sea to powerful remnant low pressure off the Carolina coast, Ida sure made things interesting during the first and second weeks of November. A tropical system during November is a rarity but a system that remnants cause more havoc than the storm itself is quite interesting. (Read Blog)

The 2009 hurricane season has been rather quiet thus far, but now as the season winds down, things heat up with Ida. (Read Blog)

A look back out our rainfall numbers for the month and see how we stack up so far this year. (Read Blog)

Here we go again! A short list of what's stirring through my mind this Monday morning. (Read Blog)

The Orionids Meteor Shower runs from October 2nd through November 7th but the strongest activity will be the morning of October 21st. (Read Blog)

Winter doesn't begin until late December but this week we experienced winter like temperatures and people weren't too happy about it. However, there are some good things about cold and cloudy conditions. (Read Blog)

Reflections and thoughts on possible double-digit snowfall totals for my old homestead... (Read Blog)

Football, fall colors, and reality TV take center-stage in this installment of RM. (Read Blog)

What is the source of all the smoke in Charlottesville? (Read Blog)

Powerful fronts in the Rockies seem to weaken so much when they reach our area. No rain during the first seven days of October. Does that mean a dry fall is upon us? (Read Blog)

Grace is gone and Henri has formed. (Read Blog)

A small, unusual tropical storm in the Atlantic. (Read Blog)

Full Moon on Sunday, October 4th at 6:10 A.M. (Read Blog)

A simple challenge is completed thanks to one of the world's greatest bands! (Read Blog)

When isn't weather a priority? When one of the nation's biggest events happens in your backyard. (Read Blog)

There's something for everyone in this nutritious, fact-filled literary escapade! (Read Blog)

A reflection of Summer 2009 to date in terms of rainfall and temperatures (Read Blog)

Temperatures of 90 plus degrees are not unheard of during this time of year. It is summer, afterall. (Read Blog)

A few things weather-related... and not. (Read Blog)

Fireworks shows happening around the area for the 4th of July! (Read Blog)

With the Fourth of July weekend, it's time to break out "Koshko's Semi-Official Guide to Grilling". Enjoy! (Read Blog)

When it's warm outside in summer people tend think it's humid, but with dew points around 60, the air is actually much drier than you think. So why do we assume it's humid all the time in summer? (Read Blog)

The first two thirds of June have been full of showers and storms, let's take a look at some numbers. (Read Blog)

From a brief look at the weather & what's ahead, to the USS Vandenberg. (Read Blog)

A two-week hiatus but back long enough to enjoy the sunshine! (Read Blog)

After several weeks of days with unsettled weather, calmer and brighter times are ahead. (Read Blog)

Another week with a roller coaster ride of temperatures, from the 50s to the 80s. Will we level off this week? What about our rain chances? (Read Blog)

Rain, rain go away, come again towards the end of May! Will sunshine prevail for the weekend? (Read Blog)

Talking about the rainy conditions and a brief collection of thoughts on our recent rainfall (Read Blog)

Conditions into the next week will remain unsettled keeping clouds and showers in the forecast (Read Blog)

We went from winter-like readings to mid summer-like readings in a matter of days. Don't get used to baking in April... Once a front crosses midweek, it's back to reality in terms of temperatures. (Read Blog)

Breaking down the recent heat... (Read Blog)

Temperatures warm into the 90s for the first time in over 7 months. Will we ever just see a seasonable stretch of days? (Read Blog)

The past two days we've seen everything from sunshine to hail. Brighter and warmer days are ahead! (Read Blog)

Today is Earth Day! How are you celebrating? Are you changing any of your daily routines? (Read Blog)

A day at a National Weather Service conference, plus a very warm forecast ahead! (Read Blog)

Our very changeable weather patterns over the past few days...Explained! (Read Blog)

Our first tornado watch of the spring season was issued today... We made it through with just one severe thunderstorm and some good rainfall. The best news of all... No people or property were reported injured. (Read Blog)

This week looks a lot like last week... with a much warmer weekend ahead (Read Blog)

Spring is back, and just in time for a cultural extravaganza in Charlottesville this weekend. (Read Blog)

The first post in the CBS 19 Weather Authority Weather Blog! (Read Blog)