Weather with Pat Pagano - June 26

WEATHERCAST:

IF YOU ENJOYED YESTERDAY…YOU’LL LIKE TODAY, WITH SUN – LOW HUMIDITY AND HIGHS IN 80S. LOW PRESSURE WILL MOVE ACROSS THE GREAT LAKES AND HEAD THIS WAY WED NITE INTO THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY SHOULD BE DRY AND WARM AS CLOUDS INCREASE AND SLOWLY DOES THE HUMIDITY. SHOWERS & SOME THUNDERSTORMS THURSDAY…THEN CLEARING AS IT TURNS HOT AND HUMID FRIDAY. WEEKEND…3 H’S…AND THAT COULD HOLD INTO THE 4^TH OF JULY.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1952 – HEAT WAVE IN THE EAST ENDS AS TEMPERATURE IN N.Y.C. HITS 142F IN THE SUN IN TIMES SQUARE, N.Y.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY:               SUNNY- WARM – DRY – LOWER 80S

TNTE:                  PARTLY CLOUDY- 60

WED:                   SOME SUN WITH INCREASING CLOUDS – 80

THURS:              CLOUDY- WITH SHOWERS – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS – 75-80

FRI:                       SUNNY- HOT – MODERATELY HUMID – LOWER 90S

Heatwave To Expand East ​Storm in Midwest heads to Great Lakes and brings wet weather to the East Thursday. Following that storm…heat from Central Plains expands East to cover much of the Eastern half of The Nation for late week and the weekend as temps head into 90s…and high humidity. Some spots across New England will approach century mark on Sunday.  Below – current severe outlook for today – dark green – yellow- and tan – best chances. ​Below – animated maps for the next 2 days….followed by high temperatures for Wednesday.