Weather with Pat Pagano - May 30

WEATHERCAST:
THE STAGE IS SET: STALLED FRONT TO OUR SOUTH, REMAINS OF ALBERTO NEAR INDIANA, COLD FRONT IN THE PLAINS. ALBERTO DRAGS SOUTHERN FRONT NORTH – HUMID AND MOIST AIR FOLLOWS. FRONT IN PLAINS MOVES IN SATURDAY. LOTS OF CLOUDS TODAY…70S. SHOWER THREAT BEGINS TO INCREASE THURSDAY…AND STICKS AROUND INTO WEEKEND. TEMPS WILL MAKE THE LOW 80S FROM LATE WEEK INTO THE WEEKEND….NOT COMFORTABLE.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1948 – DEVASTATING FLOODS IN THE PACIFIC NW – PORTLAND – UNDER WATER.

SHORT VERSION:
TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – LOWER 80S
TNTE: CLEAR – MID 50S
THURS: SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS – MID 70S
FRI: HUMID WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 80S
SAT: CLOUDY- SHOWERS – CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS – 75-80

Highly Unsettled…. ​Satellite above is from the new Goes 16 – showing global view from Pacific to Atlantic….will come in handy during this hurricane season. Below…satellite/radar combo showing Alberto remains in Kentucky and moving northward. ​Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow followed by predicted high temperatures for this afternoon. ​Following maps show animated systems for the next 2 days followed by predicted rain through this weekend. Hard to say if the rainfall will verify over The Northeast this weekend as New England could stay north of the wet weather….will look at that tomorrow. Be safe.