This will be a very quick post.
Surface
Chart, Radar and Satellite
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Today
We have high
pressure in control of our weather. Outside of a bit cooler than the last few
days, the weather is going to remain beautiful into much of next week. The pressure gradient between the high pressure
and Josephine will lead to an increasing northerly breeze today with gusts to
25-30 MPH possible this afternoon.
Subtropical
Storm Josephine Formed off the East Coast yesterday. She has been plaguing the
coast for days with coastal flooding and beach erosion. She will continue to
head northeast today heading toward the Canadian Maritimes.
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For
tomorrow into next week.
High
pressure will continue to stick around, making for crisp perfect weather to be
outside.
Monday the
perfect weather continues, but a weak moisture starved cold front will move
into northern parts of the region, this will but a dent in the sunshine over
parts of the region, but other than a low chance for very widely isolated rain
showers that should be it.
Cooler temperatures
will dive in behind the front on Tuesday with winds becoming more northeasterly.
The chill and north-northeast winds will increase on Wednesday keeping us dry
but with temperatures becoming cooler. Then on Thursday an approaching cold front dropping
south and east out of Canada and the Great Lakes will bring a better chance for
rain showers Thursday and Friday.
I do think
the pattern will become more active and stormy as we get around Halloween into
the first week of November.
