Kate Bilo
Dreaming Of A White Christmas?
The last time it actually SNOWED more than an inch on Christmas Day was in 2002, when around an inch of snow came down, and the last time it snowed more than an inch on Christmas Eve was all the way back in 1966.
Midweek Nor’Easter Brings Wind, Rain… and the Chance For Snow!
By now, everyone is aware that we’ll be facing the threat of a potent nor’easter on Wednesday, but even as the storm time frame approaches, the models continue to throw curveballs.
Have You Heard About Next Week’s Nor’Easter Chance?
It does indeed look like there is a chance that a storm forms off the southeast coast late Tuesday and then moves northward. The question is: Where does it go after that?
Hurricane Sandy: Not Your Average Tropical Cyclone
As Hurricane Sandy bears down on our area, there are some questions and possible misunderstandings that should be addressed.
The Latest Sandy Update
It may be the end of October, but temperatures are feeling summerlike and we’ve got another “summertime” issue to be concerned about: trouble in the tropics and a potential threat to the Eastern seaboard.
Blast Of Chilly Air Pushing Out Summer-Like Warmth
We’ve been enjoying a nice little blast of summer-like warmth here in the first week of October, but that’s all about to change this weekend!
BLOG: Severe Storms Rip Through The Area
Remember the first week of September last year? All the kids going back to school, Labor Day picnics and, oh yes, over 6″ of rain in four days thanks to the slow-moving moisture and circulation around what was once Tropical Storm Lee. This rain led to some of the worst flooding Central PA has ever seen.
Orr At The Shore And The Bucket List Challenge
Meteorologist Kate Bilo fills in for Kathy Orr this week in Ocean City, New Jersey at the Music Pier.
Beyond The Forecast: May Scorcher
The Memorial Day holiday has come and gone, and it didn’t quite feel like May – with a high of 91 and afternoon Heat Index values as high as 95 in the city, it felt more like the 4th of July. And today is even hotter!
Unsettled Workweek Weather Pattern
It was a gorgeous weekend for most of us (especially those away from the coast), but we are now paying our dues as a week of unsettled weather sets up across the Delaware Valley.
Does An Unusually Mild Winter Mean A Hot Summer Is On The Way?
Today marks the last day of astronomical winter across the nation, though you’d never know it step outside here in Philadelphia, with temperatures again surpassing the 70 degree mark today.
Snow Recap
Well, we made it through our first real snow of the season – the official total thus far at the airport was 2.3″, which means today’s snow was more than four times the previous total for the entire winter thus far.
Saturday Storm Update
After a pretty snow-starved winter, we finally have a few chances for snow in the forecast. Nothing huge, and if this were last year or the year before, it would be merely a blip on our colelctive radar, but for those who have been patiently awaiting the arrival of ANY snow, it will be welcome.
Changes On The Way
We’ve been enjoying some pretty fantastic weather across the Delaware Valley lately, but that looks like it might change this week as a much more active pattern begins to develop over the Northeast.
Snow On The Way
We continue to track the potential for a coastal storm this weekend, and now the information is all starting to agree that the storm will be happening.



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