Daily
Write up
We have a couple
of approaching cold fronts and high pressure is exiting the region opening the
door to a cool and wet setup for the next several days. We also have a trough
trying to set up in the Canadian Maritimes, as the high-pressure heat dome
pushes into the Midwest and Southeast. While the heat will be to our south and
west. We’re going to be cool and unsettled as disturbances rotate along the edge
of the dome, and we deal with the trough to our north and east.
Surface
Chart, Radar and Satellite
We’re going
to see temperatures climb with increasing humidity. So the air will feel a bit
muggy this afternoon and evening.
That slow-moving
front will move into western New York State and Northwest Pennsylvania this afternoon.
With rain showers and thunderstorms with
the chance for heavy downpours. The front will continue to push south and east
tonight.
The rest
of this week
Temperatures
and dewpoints will be falling behind the front, but ahead of the front it will
be quite humid for Thursday with dew points in the low to upper-60’s/low 70’s. As
the front continues to drop south and east it will be weakening and drying up,
so there won’t be as much moisture too work with. But there still could be some
scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. The front will be sliding toward the coast Thursday night and move off the coast Friday morning. The rain will push offshore, and
temperatures and humidity will fall back skies will become mostly sunny, as Canadian high pressure
works in for the weekend.
The 2nd
cold front will come through Saturday night, Sunday and into Monday with
scattered showers hanging around. Generally, 1/2" to 1" of rain for
the region looks likely.
