Happy Friday! Surface high pressure across the US and through southern Canada keeps us settled through the start of November. We’ll see more sun than clouds through the end of next week with temperatures seasonable along with light winds. – Joe Sciacca
Surface high pressure residing across the region keeps us settled through the weekend with varying temperatures. A cold front moving through the region from central New York offers a gusty westerly breeze up to 35 mph this afternoon through sunset. Cooler temperatures follow for tonight through Wednesday morning with patchy frost early Wednesday morning with…
High pressure at the surface & aloft continues to dominate our pattern! Temperatures through the start of November will favor above normal with rainfall well below normal. A dry cold front moving through from our north tonight offers cooler high temperatures tomorrow & Wednesday with milder temperatures moving in from our west for late week….
Happy Friday! Surface high pressure across the region keeps us settled through Sunday morning. Clouds increase through tomorrow night out ahead of some light rain that is ours Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning. Our rain is from what is left of Hurricane Isaias. Up to an inch of rain is forecasted with no high…
Good afternoon! Surface high pressure & mid-level high pressure is in control through late tomorrow morning. A storm system passing by across southern Quebec offers showers & hit & miss storms tomorrow afternoon through the predawn hours Sunday. There is the potential for severe storms being capable of producing damaging wind gusts & a very…
Surface high pressure across the region keeps us settled through late week. A weak storm system passing by to our north through the day tomorrow across northern New England offers increasing clouds. Once this system clears to the east; well see a bit of moderation in temperature for Wednesday with a mild night tomorrow. Thursday…
A nearly stationary frontal boundary to our north continues to be a focal point for showers – as disturbances move along it, one after the other, showers move through the Northeast, one round after another. But while these showers have been clustered and large, the northern position of the front through Central New England has…
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