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weather1 year ago

"Winter Storm Brings Rain, Wind, and Snow to Northeast This Weekend"

Winter weather is returning to Central New York from Sunday through Monday, with the Tug Hill and Adirondacks already experiencing the transition. Alerts are in effect for the area, and colder air from Canada is expected to be pulled down as a low-pressure area forms offshore of New England. Meteorologist Violet Scibior will provide updates on the snow forecast on Saturday night and Sunday morning, with final tweaks expected on Sunday night.

via CNYcentral.com|
#cny#low-pressure#meteorologist
weather1 year ago

"First Alert: Winter Weather Advisory for Accumulating Snow Tonight"

WKYT declares a First Alert Weather Day as they monitor a complex snow forecast, with rain expected to transition into thunder and then heavy snow as low pressure moves through the region. The band of heavy snow is predicted to set up near Lexington into southern and southeastern Kentucky, potentially bringing a few inches of snow. Despite the snow, temperatures are expected to rise in the coming days, reaching the 40s and even 50s, with the possibility of another winter blast over the weekend.

via WKYT|
#first-alert-weather-day#lexington#low-pressure
weather2 years ago

Weekend Weather Update: Mild Saturday, Rain/Snow Mix Tonight, Clouds and Patchy Fog in the Morning

Saturday will be mild with clouds and a few breaks of sunshine, temperatures reaching the 50s in the south and 40s in the north. Overnight, low pressure will bring increasing clouds and rain showers, with the potential for patchy fog and black ice. Sunday will be raw and colder, with rain developing from south to north and the possibility of snow in northern New England. Central and northern New England have the best chance for accumulating snow. Conditions improve on Monday, with drier and cooler temperatures expected for Tuesday and Wednesday. Another system with rain and snow is expected later in the week.

via NBC10 Boston|
#high-pressure#low-pressure#mild-temperatures
weather2 years ago

Weekend Weather: Rain, Rollercoaster Temperatures, and Much Needed Relief

Low pressure systems will bring wet and windy conditions to the region, with rain and wind expected throughout the weekend. Showers will become more scattered in the afternoon and evening, with a chance of increased rain on Saturday night and Sunday. Temperatures will remain in the 50s, and there is a possibility of chilly showers early Monday and a potential mix of rain and snow on Tuesday and Wednesday.

via WKYT|
#chris-bailey#low-pressure#rain
weather2 years ago

Rainy Week Ahead: Monitoring Tropics for Heavy Downpours in Tampa Bay and East Coast

The Tampa Bay area can expect passing showers this afternoon and evening, with spotty rain in central Florida and the Gulf Coast on Tuesday. Wednesday will see stronger winds and rounds of downpours, with the best chance for widespread rain on Thursday as an area of low pressure crosses the state. Rain totals during this three-day event could reach 1-3 inches in many areas. Drier conditions are expected on Friday and through the weekend.

via WFLA|
#low-pressure#rain-chances#rain-forecast
weather2 years ago

Mixed Weekend Weather: Rain Returns, but Not a Washout

The weekend weather forecast for Baltimore indicates the possibility of rain, with showers becoming more widespread and steady on Friday evening. The rain may continue into Saturday morning, but is expected to taper off in the afternoon, although scattered showers may still be present. Sunday will be dry but chilly with gusty winds, while Monday morning may see colder air and the potential for patchy frost.

via Just In Weather|
#frost#low-pressure#rain
weather2 years ago

Weather Outlook: Decreasing Weekday Temps and Increasing Astronomical Sights

Crisp Canadian air brings lower temperatures this week, with a chance of showers on Tuesday. The work week will otherwise be dry. Early frost is not expected, providing safety for non-hardy plants. Astronomical sights, including Venus and a bright star, can be observed in the night sky. The weekend weather is uncertain, but there is a possibility of rain due to low pressure near New England. Additionally, an annular solar eclipse will be visible in parts of the western United States later this week.

via The Boston Globe|
#astronomical-sights#canadian-air#low-pressure
weather2 years ago

Potential Subtropical System Threatens Southeast Coast and Florida This Weekend

A low-pressure system is expected to develop off the coast of the Southeast U.S. this weekend, potentially becoming a subtropical depression or storm. Regardless of development, rain and wind will spread up the Eastern Seaboard. Another system is likely to develop in the eastern Atlantic. The Atlantic hurricane season remains active with Hurricane Nigel in the central Atlantic and a new tropical wave emerging from Africa. The low off the Southeast coast will bring gusty winds, high surf, and locally heavy rain to the Carolinas and mid-Atlantic states.

via The Weather Channel|
#low-pressure#rain#southeast-us
local-news2 years ago

Water Outages Impact Thousands in Howard and DeKalb Counties

A drinking water main rupture at the Elkridge Pumping Station in Howard County has caused water outages and low pressure for approximately 100,000 residents, primarily in the Elkridge and Long Reach areas. Crews are working to repair the 36-inch water main, and affected customers have been switched to alternative water sources. The county executive assures that once the water is restored, it will be safe to use, and there is no need to boil water. The cause of the water main break is still unknown.

via CBS News|
#drinking-water-main-rupture#elkridge-pumping-station#howard-county
weather2 years ago

Atlantic Forecasters Monitoring Potential Development of New Area

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two areas in the Atlantic for potential tropical development. The first area, located in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic, is a broad area of low pressure expected to develop between the Cabo Verde Islands and the west coast of Africa. The second area, located in the Central Tropical Atlantic, is another area of low pressure that could develop over the east-central tropical Atlantic. Despite a quiet period in the Atlantic, forecasters expect August to be more active for tropical cyclones.

via Fox Weather |
#atlantic#hurricane-season#low-pressure
weather2 years ago

"Saturday Designated as First Warning Alert Day"

Saturday has been designated as a First Warning Alert Day due to the possibility of isolated to scattered showers and strong storms, with concerns of strong wind gusts, hail, and heavy downpours. Sunday may see a few leftover showers, but the rain is expected to wrap up by the afternoon, with a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the lower 80s. Monday will be dry and less humid, with similar temperatures. The next chance for widespread rain is forecasted for Tuesday.

via WNYT NewsChannel 13|
#first-warning-alert-day#front#low-pressure
weather2 years ago

Mixed bag of weather this week with scattered showers and some sunshine.

Today's rain motion is unique as it moves from east to west due to an area of low pressure stalling to the south. More rain is expected to develop and move west this afternoon with temperatures rising to the upper 70s. Spotty showers are likely throughout the week with the low pressure system lifting to the north on Friday resulting in more scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder. Temperatures will be cooler than average, topping out in the mid 70s.

via WCPO 9 Cincinnati|
#low-pressure#rain#showers
weather2 years ago

Rainy Week Ahead: What to Expect from the Weather

After a weekend of soaking rain in some parts of Michigan, more rain is expected between now and Wednesday due to a stalled low-pressure system. The Upper Peninsula and Michigan/Ohio border will see the most rain, with a chance for scattered showers in the northern Lower Peninsula and Southeast Michigan. The accumulated rain could eliminate the drought that has affected the state.

via MLive.com|
#drought#low-pressure#michigan