@Wx_Max

Meteorologist/Weather Producer for CBS News. UAlbany Grad

Joined April 2013
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Max Golembo retweeted
BAM Weather
@bam_weather22h
We'll need to watch Thanksgiving Week for the first potential shot of arctic air! A split in the polar vortex can aid in displacing arctic air from the upper atmosphere to the lower levels, allowing for storm systems to have an easier time pushing colder air into the N. US. Can this continue into December? Sign up today for our FREE Winter Webinar where we discuss this further: bamwx.com/webinar
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NWS Los Angeles
@NWSLosAngeles18h
The preliminary observations at the San Pedro tide gauge reported 8.02 feet this morning, which is an all-time record (records going back to November 1923). The previous record was 7.93 feet set on 01/10/2005. Slightly higher tides are possible tomorrow.
Tide gauge reading.

ALT Tide gauge reading.

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Max Golembo retweeted
NWS Phoenix
@NWSPhoenixOct 25
Odds are becoming increasingly favorable for another period of wet unsettled weather across the Desert Southwest late this week into next weekend as moisture moves in ahead of a Pacific weather system. This means there is potential for a wet Halloween weekend. #azwx #cawx
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Max Golembo retweeted
NWS Rapid City
@NWSRapidCityOct 25
6:50 AM Sun 10/25: Are you looking to see some flakes? While our incoming storm system today and Monday will feature marginal temperatures and mostly rain/rain showers, here is a look at where the best snow probabilities are tonight and Monday. #wywx #sdwx
This graphic shows two side-by-side forecast maps from NWS Rapid City titled "Say It Isn't Snow!" The left map shows the "Percent Chance of 0.1" Snowfall or More," with probabilities between 70% and 96% across northwestern South Dakota and the Black Hills (including 96% at Bison, 81% at Buffalo, and 77% at Lead and Custer; Rapid City is at 47%). A text box and red arrow indicates these shaded areas are most favored for snow to mix with rain tonight and/or Monday. The right map shows the "Percent Chance of 1" Snowfall or More," with lower probabilities peaking around 40% to 56% in parts of northwest South Dakota and the higher terrain of the Black Hills (including 56% at Bison, 48% at Faith, and 43% at Custer). A text box and red arrow indicates these shaded areas have the highest potential for a light, slushy coating on grass and elevated surfaces.

ALT This graphic shows two side-by-side forecast maps from NWS Rapid City titled "Say It Isn't Snow!" The left map shows the "Percent Chance of 0.1" Snowfall or More," with probabilities between 70% and 96% across northwestern South Dakota and the Black Hills (including 96% at Bison, 81% at Buffalo, and 77% at Lead and Custer; Rapid City is at 47%). A text box and red arrow indicates these shaded areas are most favored for snow to mix with rain tonight and/or Monday. The right map shows the "Percent Chance of 1" Snowfall or More," with lower probabilities peaking around 40% to 56% in parts of northwest South Dakota and the higher terrain of the Black Hills (including 56% at Bison, 48% at Faith, and 43% at Custer). A text box and red arrow indicates these shaded areas have the highest potential for a light, slushy coating on grass and elevated surfaces.

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The low temperature at Philadelphia Int'l Airport this morning was 39°. The last time the temperature was in the 30s there was April 21st, when the low was 34°. The average low today is 46°. #PAwx
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Interesting, flowers still blooming here in South Jersey (Bergen county), while South Jersey had freeze
NWS Mount Holly
@NWS_MountHollyOct 25
Here is a look at where the growing season and Frost/Freeze program is active vs. inactive across our area. The red shaded areas have experienced a widespread freeze. Much of the green shaded area has experienced frost, but not a freeze, and thus the growing season continues.
A look at where the growing season and Frost/Freeze program is active vs. inactive across our area.

ALT A look at where the growing season and Frost/Freeze program is active vs. inactive across our area.

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🥶 We are in the midst of frost & freeze "season", when the first frosts & freezes of autumn occur. Some of our northern areas have already experienced a freeze, while some southern areas have yet to receive a frost. Here are the stats for first autumn frosts and freezes. 🧵
Autumn frost and freeze climate statistics for our 9 climate stations across the region.

ALT Autumn frost and freeze climate statistics for our 9 climate stations across the region.

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The latest first fall freeze (low of 32°F or below) on record at MSP occurred on November 18, 2016. Counterintuitively, this was during a La Nina cool phase of the Pacific. We are now experiencing the most intense El Nino warm phase ever observed, to date
Safe and Effective@AproximatDemiseOct 24
Replying to @pdouglasweather
No official freeze yet at msp? Latest ever in jeopardy?
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Max Golembo retweeted
Amber Sullins@AmberSullinsOct 21
Flash flooding and mudslides in Clifton, AZ tonight. More severe weather like this is expected in parts of the state Wed and Thu. Video: Troy Young Troy, thanks for sharing and being a part of the ABC15 Weather Community. Stay safe tonight. 🙏
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Here is The Foliage Report as of October 19, 2026
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A moderate storm is expected to impact Southern California Wednesday through Thursday. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible. Minor flooding and debris flows possible near recent burn scars. #CAwx #SoCal #LAWeather
A moderate storm is expected to impact Southern California Wednesday through Thursday. Rainfall totals are expected to generally range from 0.5 to 1.5 inches except 1.5 to 3 inches across south facing mountains/foothills. Minor flooding and debris flows are possible especially near recent burn scars. Peak timing for most locations will fall into the late Wednesday morning through late Thursday morning timeframe. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible bringing potential hazards such as cloud-to-ground lightning, heavy downpours, gusty winds, small hail, and even isolated waterspouts.

ALT A moderate storm is expected to impact Southern California Wednesday through Thursday. Rainfall totals are expected to generally range from 0.5 to 1.5 inches except 1.5 to 3 inches across south facing mountains/foothills. Minor flooding and debris flows are possible especially near recent burn scars. Peak timing for most locations will fall into the late Wednesday morning through late Thursday morning timeframe. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible bringing potential hazards such as cloud-to-ground lightning, heavy downpours, gusty winds, small hail, and even isolated waterspouts.

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There are Flood Watches in effect for portions of our area from 8 AM Wed- 5PM Thu. First year burn scars are the most vulnerable to flooding/debris flows. However, at least minor flooding is possible anywhere heavy rain occurs. #CAwx
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Max Golembo retweeted
NWS San Diego
@NWSSanDiegoOct 21
Here are the forecast rainfall totals for Wed afternoon through Thu evening. Light to moderate rain will move across the area late Wed. More scattered "hit-or-miss" showers will continue Thu morning through the afternoon. Slight chance of a thunderstorm early on Thu👀
Map showing rainfall totals for Wednesday through Thursday across Southern California. Generally 0.5 to 1 inch across the coastal basin. 0.75-1.5 inches for the Santa Ana/SBD County mtns and 0.25-0.75" for San Diego/Riverside County mtns. 0.1-0.5" expected for the High Desert and up to 0.2" in the low deserts.

ALT Map showing rainfall totals for Wednesday through Thursday across Southern California. Generally 0.5 to 1 inch across the coastal basin. 0.75-1.5 inches for the Santa Ana/SBD County mtns and 0.25-0.75" for San Diego/Riverside County mtns. 0.1-0.5" expected for the High Desert and up to 0.2" in the low deserts.

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The first rain of the season will arrive Tuesday night with rain showers continuing through Thursday morning, creating slick driving conditions. Plan extra time in your commute, slow down, and keep cruise control off and headlights on. 🌧️ #CAwx
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Double‼️video drop Monday! 1st: El Niño Update with the latest @NWSCPC forecast youtu.be/5z03VOxwjAE?si=5B8Z… 2nd: Winter Threat - Coastal Flooding youtu.be/0Jx9qQLom_s?si=tt_s… Learn. Share. Engage.
Image is of the CPC Seasonal Precipitation Outlook for January, February, and March, showing a higher probability of precipitation across the state of California, including the Bay Area and Central Coast.

ALT Image is of the CPC Seasonal Precipitation Outlook for January, February, and March, showing a higher probability of precipitation across the state of California, including the Bay Area and Central Coast.

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Max Golembo retweeted
Mark Sudduth
@hurricanetrackOct 19
Drone video from Rodanthe, NC as the coastal low keeps on doing its thing well offshore. Special thanks to Brad Hanson for the shot! @foxweather @NWSMoreheadCity
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🌊🌬️A nor'easter offshore will continue to bring impacts along the coast as this week moves along. Tidal flooding, especially at the time of high tide, rough surf, beach erosion and gusty winds will all be impacts. Be alert for flooded roads near the coast around high tide!
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❄️Well, there was not a whole lot of it, but some areas saw the first snow of the season fall late last week into Sunday in the higher elevations of northern New England and northern New York. Here are some totals.
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8pm EDT Sun 18th Oct: NHC is monitoring a non-tropical low pressure area developing off the SE U.S. coast. This system now has a medium chance (🟠40%) of becoming a subtropical cyclone, primarily during the 2nd half of this week. Regardless of development, the system will cause high winds, coastal flooding, & dangerous surf along portions of the U.S. East Coast. Please see warnings from your local @NWS offices & @NWSWPC. hurricanes.gov/gtwo.php?basi…
7 day Tropical Weather Outlook Graphic depicting the the system off the SE U.S. coastline.

ALT 7 day Tropical Weather Outlook Graphic depicting the the system off the SE U.S. coastline.

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🌊🍃🌧️ A nor'easter is expected to bring coastal flooding, especially near the time of high tide, beach erosion, gusty winds and potential heavy rain to the Mid-Atlantic through early next week.
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