Long Island Will See Dry Storm Free Conditions into Next Week
Chilly Weather Conditions Ahead
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Long Island Will See Dry Storm Free Conditions into Next Week
Chilly Weather Conditions Ahead
Weather systems continue to move along at a rather quick rate and we have a pattern where these systems are shut off from moisture from the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. Today Long Island will be sitting with a weak frontal boundary nearby and this is likely to leave us in clouds for much of the day. Rain however as indicated by regional and local radars are well to the north and other than a passing stray shower, today will be rain free with temperatures topping in the low to mid 60s.
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This weather front will begin to slide southward tonight but it will stall out across the Delmarva Peninsula southwest into the Appalachians. We also have a dry colder high pressure cell that will begin to build across Southeastern Canada and the Northeast for Friday and the weekend. This high will ultimately dominate the weather pattern for Friday and the weekend. Clouds will be around Friday with a north wind and highs just in the low to mid 50s.
The weekend will be dry with no issue sbut it will be on the chilly side with a northerly wind and a cold high to the north. Saturday and Sunday should be no worse than partly sunny and it will be probably be mostly sunny at times. Highs Saturday will be in the low to mid 50s. Sunday will be colder with most highs in the upper 40s to some lower 50s. Next week starts dry and chilly Monday into Wednesday before we get a warm up late in the week. No major storms are on the horizon as this very dry benign pattern continues.
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