Weather with Pat Pagano - June 8

WEATHERCAST:

ANOTHER FRONT WILL BY FLYING THROUGH HERE LATE TODAY…SO AHEAD OF IT..SUN AND CLOUDS WITH HIGHS AROUND 80. PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT – IN THE 50S. THAT FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE MID ATLANTIC AND THAT SHOULD LEAVE SATURDAY TO BE PARTLY SUNNY WITH HIGHS IN 70S. AS LONG AS THAT FRONT STAYS THERE…SUNDAY SHOULD ALSO BE PARTLY SUNNY IN 70S.

SHOULD THE FRONT CREEP NORTH THEN SUNDAY COULD TURN OUT GREY. FOR NOW..THE GLASS IS HALF FULL.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1966- TORNADO STRUCK DOWNTOWN TOPEKA – KANSAS – 17 DEAD – $100 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: WARM UNDER SUN AND CLOUDS- LOWER 80S

TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY- 50-55

SAT: PARTLY SUNNY –80

SUN: BECOMING PARTLY SUNNY – MID 70S

MON: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 70S

More Of A Summerlike Pattern Satellite/radar shows stormy weather in Plains…headed east and should affect Mid Atlantic and South…leaving most of the Northeast dry for the weekend. Lower left…Pacific tropical storm not moving much. Below..today’s risk of severe weather in green and yellow. Below – animated maps for the next couple of days followed by projected rainfall through Tuesday of next week.