Friday, April 18, 2014
Sunday, April 13, 2014
THIS WEEK, IT STARTS LIKE MAY, WITH A SWITCH TO MARCH
1. Today and Monday: Areas nearest to the shore will be 5-10 degrees cooler than inland sections. So far though, weekend temps have been generally warmer than anticipated on the coastal plain, with very good verification being observed inland and in the city.
2. Dry, but overcast Monday. Fog and cloud potential will increase tonight into tomorrow as the content of the moisture of the air increases. The cool Atlantic Ocean will also aid in fog formation in the evenings for tonight and again tomorrow night for southern and eastern sections nearest to the shore.
2. Dry, but overcast Monday. Fog and cloud potential will increase tonight into tomorrow as the content of the moisture of the air increases. The cool Atlantic Ocean will also aid in fog formation in the evenings for tonight and again tomorrow night for southern and eastern sections nearest to the shore.
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| Weather Underground: TOP : Temps for Monday. BOTTOM: Current Temps (12:00pm Sunday)
3. Tuesday: after a few scattered showers early, heavy rain develops in the afternoon and continues through the evening before ending. Overall, the heaviest rain should occur from 3pm-midnight. Windy conditions with the rain expected, with some gusts over 40mph. Rainfall amounts should easily average an inch in most places. Temps fall significantly Tuesday night and Wednesday. Potential for light snow well north and west of NYC late tuesday night into Wednesday (most likely up near Orange county).
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4. Much cooler Wednesday through Friday, with a breeze originating from off of the cool Atlantic (northeast winds). More rain arrives for Friday night into Saturday, as winds veer back to southerly. Easter Sunday looks dry with temps 60-65
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
Sunday, April 6, 2014
ANOTHER SPRINGTIME SOAKING FOR LATE MONDAY INTO TUESDAY MORNING
1. After a nice weekend, clouds build in again in advance of the next storm. Rain arrives late in the day and becomes heavy at times tomorrow night. Good potential for amounts to be near and over 1 inch (storm total rainfall) with the presence of Gulf of Mexico moisture getting injected into the storm.
2. Bulk of the rain moves out Tuesday morning. However, the atmosphere will remain generally unstable through Wednesday. Stray afternoon showers can pop up both days, but no widespread rainfall for Tuesday and Wednesday. Windy conditions for Tuesday and again Wednesday.
3. Temps on Tuesday could end up quite warm for NYC and points west, where readings may climb into the upper 60s. Near bodies of water, temps will remain in the 50s. High temps should peak earlier than usual on Tuesday, with warmest readings likely occurring just before midday, then retreating throughout the afternoon.
4. After a very mild day Tuesday, temps return to near normal for Wednesday through the end of the week. Some light rain is possible on Friday morning with a weak cold front crossing through our region. Weekend looks dry with temps in the 50s.
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2. Bulk of the rain moves out Tuesday morning. However, the atmosphere will remain generally unstable through Wednesday. Stray afternoon showers can pop up both days, but no widespread rainfall for Tuesday and Wednesday. Windy conditions for Tuesday and again Wednesday.
3. Temps on Tuesday could end up quite warm for NYC and points west, where readings may climb into the upper 60s. Near bodies of water, temps will remain in the 50s. High temps should peak earlier than usual on Tuesday, with warmest readings likely occurring just before midday, then retreating throughout the afternoon.
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| Weather.com Tuesday's High Temps |
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Thursday, April 3, 2014
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE FIRST WEEK OF APRIL
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1. After today's warm, sunny day, skies will cloud over towards Wednesday morning. A weak front will cross the area tomorrow afternoon with only a slight chance of light rain in early afternoon. Skies clear tomorrow night.
2. A few showers are possible on Thursday and Thursday night, especially west of NYC. The front the crosses our region Wednesday remains to our south during this time, but close enough to warrant a risk for showers. Mild Thursday; high clouds mixed with sun.
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3. Next chance of significant, widespread rainfall for the entire area looks to arrive Friday afternoon into early Saturday morning before clearing. Amounts may reach 1/2-1 inch. A few thunderstorms possible as well. Temps on Friday will take a chilly dive back into the 40s. Raw and windy conditions Friday
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| NOAA: Rainfall Amounts For Friday-Saturday. |
4. Saturday through Monday looks mainly dry and spring-like. A major storm should develop next week and make its closest approach to our region by Tuesday or Wednesday. Potential for heavy rain during this time frame. Bears close watch.
Thursday, March 27, 2014
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