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Onshore Flow Continues
Rain Wednesday Night Into Thursday Morning
After yesterday’s picture perfect day, getting 2 days in a row like that is a bit hard to pull off. We are dealing with blow off clouds from thunderstorms in the Midwest so those will be in the mix today. However the front producing all this is weakening so any showers and storms ahead of that front will fall apart before they reach Eastern Pennsylvania to Southern New England. This is going to leave us in a mix of sun and clouds today. Most highs will be in the 60s to near 70 degrees inland and 50s along the coast. Radars should be quiet for the most part.
SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES
WEATHER RADAR
While the first front dies out, a second wave develops in Texas and heads northeastward and it will move up the west side of the Appalachians. Then the surface low will redevelop near the Delaware coast and move northward Wednesday night into Thursday morning and this sets up well for a period of rain and perhaps a few heavy downpours in the mix. Clouds will be around tonight with most lows in the 40s to near 50.
Wednesday could start with some sun early before clouds take over and then rain arrives later in the afternoon. The onshore flow continues so highs will be in the 50s along the coast and the 60s inland. Steady rain continues Wednesday night but it should be mostly over before daybreak Thursday. We will have leftover clouds Thursday with perhaps some sunshine developing by afternoon. Highs will be in the 60s.
We expect rainfall totals to be in a range of a half to three quarters of an inch with some locally higher amounts possible in some places. Cold unstable air remains for Friday with the upper trough along the East Coast and little spokes of energy rotating through the Northeast US. Look for sunshine followed by clouds and the risk for scattered showers Friday. Highs will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. The weekend appears to be dry but temperatures will be running below average through Sunday.
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