Weather with Pat Pagano - June 22

WEATHERCAST:

HIGH PRESSURE OVER MAINE MOVES OFFSHORE AS A STORM IN THE MIDWEST MOVES EAST….NOT A GOOD SCENARIO FOR THIS WEEKEND. SOME RAIN – DRIZZLE AND FOG WILL HEAD NORTHEAST ACROSS THE MID ATLANTIC TODAY AND INTO NEW ENGLAND TONIGHT  AND SATURDAY. 70S TODAY AND THEN MORE HUMID OVER THE WEEKEND.

A COLD FRONT SHOULD CHARGE SOUTH AND SHOVE THIS MOISTURE WELL SOUTH ALLOWING DRIER AND MORE PLEASANT WEATHER TO  BEGIN EARLY NEXT WEEK.

UNTIL THEN…HAVE A NICE WEEKEND.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1972 – ONE OF THE MOST COSTLIEST WEATHER DISASTERS IN THE U.S. – EX HURRICANE AGNES RELEASES 12” OF RAIN OVER N.Y. AND PA. – 122 PEOPLE KILLED – $2.1 BILLION IN DAMAGES

 SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS – 80

TNTE: CLOUDY- SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE BY A.M. – LOWER 60S

SAT: CLOUDY – MORE HUMID WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – 65-70

SUN: CLOUDS – SHOWERS AND SOME THUNDERSTORMS – 80-85

MONDAY:  BECOMING PARTLY SUNNY AND LESS HUMID – A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM- 80

First Weekend Of Summer – Unsettled. Above – satellite and radar show many areas of wet – cloudy weather so this first weekend of summer will be highly unsettled. Below – today’s risk of severe weather – dark green – yellow- tan.  Below – high temperatures for Saturday followed by animated maps for the next 2 days and that is followed by amounts of rainfall for the next 5 days. We expect the pattern to change by late next week when typical 3 H weather comes into the Eastern Half of The Nation. Have a safe and nice weekend.