Weather with Pat Pagano - May 3

WEATHERCAST:

A FRONT STRETCHES FROM QUEBEC TO COLORADO. AHEAD OF IT…ANOTHER VERY WARM DAY…MORE HUMID…AND A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM CANNOT BE RULED OUT LATE DAY AND NIGHT. THAT FRONT WILL MOVE SLOWLY SOUTH FRIDAY…SO SOME HIT-OR-MISS SHOWERS AND STORMS WITH HIGHS IN 80S. WHAT HAPPENS TO THAT FRONT OVER THE WEEKEND WILL DETERMINE IF IT DRIES OUT & COOLS DOWN…OR COOLS DOWN WITH SHOWERS.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1812 – GREATEST SNOWSTORM AT SEA LEVEL IN NEW ENGLAND: 4” @BOSTON, 12”@MILLBURY.

SHORT VERSION:

TDY:            PARTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR A GUSTY THUNDERSTORM – MID 80S

TNTE:          SCATTERED SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – MID 60S

FRI:             SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – 80-85

SAT:             SOME SUN – 75-80

SUN:            MOSTLY CLOUDY- CHANCE OF SHOWERS – LOWER 70S

Broken line of showers and storms from Great Lakes down to Texas will continue east – some of which will be severe again today. Meanwhile..a disturbance in The Bahamas needs to be watched. Below – today’s risk of severe weather – yellow and brown – best chances.