Dry weather continues today as high pressure remains in control, with another mainly quiet day expected tomorrow before a few showers return tomorrow night. Very dry air quickly follows for Friday, although the break is brief as another system brings occasional showers over the weekend, especially later Saturday and Sunday. The better news comes next…
High pressure is sliding offshore today, opening the door to a prolonged stretch of warm, humid weather across southwestern Connecticut and southeastern New York. While a few isolated showers and thunderstorms may develop each afternoon through the weekend, most locations will remain dry most of the time. Any storms that do develop, however, will be…
A dry slot has worked into parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, bringing an end to the steadiest rainfall there. Meanwhile, a new round of heavy rain has shifted into western and southwestern Connecticut as moisture wraps around the storm system now moving directly across the state. Flooding remains a concern through today, with periods…
Following yesterday’s heavy showers and thunderstorms, our weather pattern takes a complete turn. A few spotty showers and thunderstorms have flared up again this afternoonas some upper-level instability remains in place, but a stretch of beautiful weather follows. Humidity begins to ease today before dropping significantly tonight as a strong area of high pressure builds…
After yesterday’s record-setting heat and humidity, the weather story shifts from heat to air quality as smoke from Canadian wildfires spreads across the Northeast. The same backdoor cold front bringing slightly cooler, less humid air has turned our winds to the north, allowing the thickest part of the smoke plume to settle across much of…
A quieter day is in store today as showers push well south of the region and a dry, seasonable air mass spreads across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Tomorrow, a wave of low pressure lifting along the stalled frontal boundary to our south, combined with an approaching cold front from the west, will bring another round…
Extreme Heat Warnings have been expanded across much of the Northeast as a large ridge of high pressure establishes and sustains an unusually intense heat wave through the balance of the week. Combined with moderate humidity, temperatures well into the 90s will create dangerous conditions, with heat exhaustion and heat stroke becoming a concern for…
High pressure extends from the Great Lakes through the Tennessee Valley and Mid-Atlantic today, bringing dry and comfortable conditions across the Northeast. As the high gradually moves offshore, clouds and humidity will slowly increase tomorrow. A rich supply of moisture and instability remains in place across the central United States and Southeast, and some of…
High pressure over the Mid-Atlantic buckles today as a few low pressure troughs move through the Northeast. These are all week, but increasing humidity and generally more unstable conditions are making conditions at least borderline favorable for isolated showers and thunderstorms; we’re seeing a few today and we’ll see a few tomorrow. The stronger frontal…
It’s already warm and humid today, even though the hottest and most humid air won’t arrive until tomorrow. Heat Advisories have been posted for much of the region as the risk for heat-related illness increases. Isolated showers and thunderstorms will develop at times through the next few days, with some capable of producing heavy rainfall…
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