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Scattered Showers Today As Front Passes
Dry Into Early Thursday Ahead of Next Storm System
The work week begins with a cold front and an upper trough that will be moving through today. Clouds and some scattered showers are possible into early this afternoon. Northwest winds will get a bit busy with gusts over 30 mph at times. We should see some sun breaking through the clouds this afternoon as the trough exits to the east and the atmosphere becomes more stable. It will be on the cool side today as temperatures will be generally in the upper 50s and lower 60s for highs. Rainfall today won’t amount to much and some places may not see much of anything as far as the showers are concerned.
SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES
WEATHER RADAR
Skies will clear out tonight and it will remain breezy. Most inland lows will be in the 30s while warmer urban areas will bottom in the lower 40s. Tuesday brings more in the way of sunshine but it will still be on the breezy side with gusty northwest winds. High temperatures will generally reach the lower 60s.
Wednesday looks to be about the same as Tuesday. We will have some sunshine but with less wind. Also some high clouds probably start coming in ahead of the next storm system heading eastward out of the Plains. Overall though it will be a decent day with most highs again in the lower 60s.
Our attention the turns to that storm system coming out of the Plains for Thursday and Friday. This system will be coupled with a strong upper trough that will be swinging around from the Great Lakes and into the Eastern US. The low is forecast to track east across the lower Great Lakes and eventually reaching Western New York. There will be a secondary low that will form on the occluded from somewhere in Pennsylvania or in Maryland.
Eventually the secondary low takes over with the center tracking over or just to the west of New York City and it is forecast to strengthen some. Rain will develop Thursday into Thursday night as a front moves northeastward around the low pressure center. Eventually some colder air will be drawn southward and that could change the rain over to some wet snow Thursday night or Friday in elevated areas of Pennsylvania, Upstate New York and Northern New England. Some accumulations are likely there. Near the coast Friday the upper trough will likely bring a few rain showers Friday. Temperatures Thursday will be in the 50s and once the rain gets underway they will ease into the 40s. Friday highs will be just in the 40s and we will be heading down to the 20s and 30s by Saturday morning. Saturday is shaping up to be a windy cold day with some sun and clouds. Highs will be just in the low to mid 40s. A slight moderation occurs Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 40s.
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