Hmmm….well, unfortunately these long weekends usually spell disaster for the radar feed, since the server tends to fill up and there’s no one around until Tuesday to fix the problem. I did check the NCAR site though, and it looks like there was some migration over the Northeast last night. A frontal boundary stalled across […]

Winds are blowing from the east, and birds seem to be following suit. I’ll post the radar in the am.

Woohoo! Here’s the radar from sunset last night through 5am this morning. The whole Northeastern US experienced high nocturnal migration last night, from Caribou, ME down to Cape May, NJ. Because of thunderstorms over the Delmarva peninsula, there was a noticeable break along the eastern seaboard south of New Jersey (the remnants of Tropical Storm […]

The biggest night of migration so far this spring is currently underway in the Northeast. The kicker is that south of New Jersey there’s a whole lot of unstable atmosphere with some heavy thunderstorms. This will likely result in great birding down in Cape May tomorrow, but given the density of birds leaving points north […]