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Sunshine Breezy Today & Wednesday Rain Thursday & Friday
Followed By A Cold Weekend
We have a better weather day for today. The northwest flow continues and it will still be on the breezy side. Winds will be gusting up to 25 mph at times. However weak high pressure will be nudging eastward today so skies should be no worse than partly sunny. This air mass is not especially cool, nor is it especially warm so we will enjoy temperatures close to average today with highs reaching the lower 60s. Nothing much is going on as far as the radars are concerned, they are all quiet and will remain so through Wednesday.
SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES
WEATHER RADAR
Skies tonight will be mainly clear with Wednesday morning lows in the 30s inland and low to mid 40s coast and warmer urban areas. Wednesday will be a repeat of today minus the wind which should ease as the day wears on. We expect mainly sunny skies though some high clouds will start coming in from the west later in the day and evening. High temperatures Wednesday will again be in the lower 60s.
Low pressure will be moving eastward out of the plains and heading across the Ohio Valley Thursday. Rain will spread into upstate New York and Pennsylvania and then eventually spread across all of Eastern Pennsylvania to Southern New England. The low will head into Virginia and redevelop just off the Delaware. New Jersey coast Thursday night and will be sitting offshore into Friday morning.
I’m not expecting this storm system to be a big deal and it should be manageable. It will be raw and it will feel rather nasty but as far as strong storms are concerned we have seen far worse. A cold rain continues though at least part of Friday until the low moves to the east. Coastal flooding is possible Thursday into Friday but we expect minor to pockets of moderate coastal flooding in the most vulnerable of locations. Rainfall amounts will be generally a half to three quarters of an inch at most. Winds along the coast will be gusty and could reach gale force in gusts for a short time late Thursday night into Friday morning. Again overall this is a manageable situation. Temperatures Thursday will be in the 50s and Friday it will be in the raw chilly 40s. The coldest air of the season arrive son the backside of this for the weekend. As far as snow is concerned, elevated areas in Northern Pennsylvania to Northern New England might see some snow but for everyone else it is not a concern at all.
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