Friday, November 25, 2016
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Saturday, November 19, 2016
MUCH COLDER FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY
A strong cold front will move in this evening with showers and a sharp drop in temps.
Overnight, windy conditions will develop. Expect gusts to 40mph on Sunday and Sunday night. Winds will only slowly abate Monday.
Temps on Sunday will be 20 degrees colder than today, with highs in the 40s. There could be a few passing rain/snow showers Sunday night.
The combination of temps near freezing on Monday morning and elevated winds will lead to wind chills in the teens and 20s on Monday morning!
Tranquil weather will prevail through Wednesday night. By Wednesday evening, low pressure will move in and deliver rain for late Wednesday night through Thanksgiving morning. Clearing conditions will take place later Thursday and Thursday night.
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| Showers move through between 6-8pm, but clouds build in sooner (Tropical Tidbit |
Overnight, windy conditions will develop. Expect gusts to 40mph on Sunday and Sunday night. Winds will only slowly abate Monday.
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| GFS: Strong pressure gradient keeps winds strong through Monday |
Temps on Sunday will be 20 degrees colder than today, with highs in the 40s. There could be a few passing rain/snow showers Sunday night.
The combination of temps near freezing on Monday morning and elevated winds will lead to wind chills in the teens and 20s on Monday morning!
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Tranquil weather will prevail through Wednesday night. By Wednesday evening, low pressure will move in and deliver rain for late Wednesday night through Thanksgiving morning. Clearing conditions will take place later Thursday and Thursday night.
Sunday, November 13, 2016
WEAK NOR'EASTER THIS WEEK
Our first chance at rain this week will come on Tuesday, when weak low pressure will pass by. Expect rain throughout the day on Tuesday, starting early in the morning and continuing throughout the day before ending late; during this time, we'll pick up around an inch, but this amount will do little to alleviate the widespread drought conditions which persist across the local area.
Temps gradually warm up for late week, with readings getting into the 60s by week's end.
Clouds will be absent for late week, but by Saturday, high clouds will start to edge in from the west. Another shot at some rain will arrive Sunday, but the details are still elusive as to how much if any rain falls late in the weekend.
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| Tropical Tidbits: Canadian Model 7am Tuesday 11/15/16 |
Temps gradually warm up for late week, with readings getting into the 60s by week's end.
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| Weather Underground |
Clouds will be absent for late week, but by Saturday, high clouds will start to edge in from the west. Another shot at some rain will arrive Sunday, but the details are still elusive as to how much if any rain falls late in the weekend.
Saturday, November 5, 2016
A TRANQUIL SEVEN DAYS AHEAD
The region will have another stretch of dry weather with little opportunity for significant rainfall through at least next weekend and probably a bit beyond.
A cold front will come through tomorrow night and re-inforce the cool air mass that's already in place for this weekend. Temps will be brisk on Sunday and especially Monday.
A feble rain chance will come about Wednesday morning ahead of a weak frontal boundary.
By Friday, a strong front should swing through, leading to a cold weekend. Temps will be in the 40s for the most part on Saturday and Sunday, with the threat of below freezing temps invading on Saturday night.
Temps will average near normal for the work week before the cool air mass settles in for this coming weekend; the factors in the overall pattern leading to a fast start to winter after the 15th are there, but are happening gradually.
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A cold front will come through tomorrow night and re-inforce the cool air mass that's already in place for this weekend. Temps will be brisk on Sunday and especially Monday.
A feble rain chance will come about Wednesday morning ahead of a weak frontal boundary.
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| Tropical Tidbits: Wednesday morning rain chance is slim |
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| Weather Underground |
By Friday, a strong front should swing through, leading to a cold weekend. Temps will be in the 40s for the most part on Saturday and Sunday, with the threat of below freezing temps invading on Saturday night.
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| Tropical Tidbits: GFS Low Temps Sunday Morning Below Freezing In NYC |
Temps will average near normal for the work week before the cool air mass settles in for this coming weekend; the factors in the overall pattern leading to a fast start to winter after the 15th are there, but are happening gradually.
Sunday, October 30, 2016
NOVEMBER STARTS WARM, BUT SHOULD TURN SHARPLY COLDER BY MID-MONTH
1. Winter overview video post discusses heightened prospects for a cold, stormy winter, with a cautious approach on the overall snow idea. Official forecasts are more bullish on above-normal seasonal snowfall totals area-wide, including north and west of NYC, which largely missed out last year.
2. Warmer this week overall compared to last week, but temps will be warmest late week. Thursday is the warmest day.
3. Next chance of showers comes Thursday afternoon, with light amounts of under a half inch expected.
4. Chilly weekend next weekend, with highs in the 50s. Coldest day is Sunday with highs possibly not making it out of the 40s during the day.
5. Cold, stormy weather comes mid-to-late month. Early start to winter anticipated as opposed to last year, when the region experienced record warmth in November/December.
2. Warmer this week overall compared to last week, but temps will be warmest late week. Thursday is the warmest day.
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3. Next chance of showers comes Thursday afternoon, with light amounts of under a half inch expected.
4. Chilly weekend next weekend, with highs in the 50s. Coldest day is Sunday with highs possibly not making it out of the 40s during the day.
5. Cold, stormy weather comes mid-to-late month. Early start to winter anticipated as opposed to last year, when the region experienced record warmth in November/December.
Monday, October 24, 2016
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