The start of the Labor Day Weekend was wet for some and dry for others, but overall, it wasn't too bad but a bit cool. The pattern will be splendid as we move forward for
the next couple of days, but big changes are on the way.
Looking at
the 500mb heights we can see troughing over the Pacific Northwest and the
Northeast, with that persistent high pressure ridge out over the Plains.
Images curtesy of Tropical Tidbits
By Wednesday
that ridge across the center of the US, will have pushed east.
Surface
Chart and Radar
Today
Temperatures are still seasonally cool, but conditions
are mostly dry. But we do have that upper-level-low in the Canadian Maritimes,
spinning in some clouds and isolated showers back over eastern Maine.
Tonight,
will be very cool for early September, with the region dropping into the 50s°F
and 40s°F But temperatures in the higher elevations like the Tug Hill, Adirondacks,
Greens and Whites will make it into the mid to upper 30s°F
The rest
of the week
Tomorrow
that high pressure sitting north of the Great Lakes will push east and push
that ULL out of here, allowing for the Sun and fabulous weather currently over
New York State and Pennsylvania to push into the rest of New England. Leading to a fantastic Labor Day Monday for
all y’all.
For Tuesday
ahead of a frontal system, we will see cloudiness start to move in. Our
Temperatures will be slightly below average to average. The same general
conditions for the first part of Wednesday but then a few showers will be
working in the afternoon over western parts of the region these will be working
south and east during the day making it into eastern New England Wednesday
night into Thursday, as that area of low-pressure system moves across Canada.
region. The leading warm front will allow warmer temperatures and higher
dewpoints into the region, as that high pressure ridge pushes toward the
Southeast U.S. Wednesday and Thursday will be warm and somewhat humid. But the
warmest temperatures will be over Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware into New
Jersey. Along with the warmer temperatures
will come the chance for scattered rain showers and thunderstorms, although rain
amounts don’t look to amount to all that much at this time. For Wednesday into Friday winds will become
gusty, with gust up to 25-30 mph possible.
Later
Thursday and Friday will see a cold front approach and move through the region,
with high pressure building
back in from the north and west, allowing Friday and the coming weekend to be
mostly dry, much cooler and less humid.
Over the coming weekend it will feel like Fall. But I still think overall temperatures for the month of September, will end up slightly above average.
