Weather with Pat Pagano - July 6

WEATHERCAST:

RELIEF IN THE FORM OF A COLD FRONT MOVES THRU TODAY WITH SHOWERS AND SOME THUNDERSTORMS…OFFICIALLY ENDING THE HEATWAVE AS TEMPS STAY IN 80S. CLEARING AND DRAMATICALLY COOLER AND LESS HUMID TONIGHT…FALLING INTO 50S AND 60S. THE WEEKEND…SPLENDIFEROUS.  SUNNY SKIES….LOW HUMIDITY…HIGHS NEARING 80 SATURDAY…LOWER 80S SUNDAY. IT WILL BEGIN TO HEAT UP AND GET STICKY NEXT WEEK….BUT FOR NOW…A NICE BREAK IS ON THE WAY.

 WEATHER TRIVIA:

1936 – 121 F IN NO. DAKOTA – HIGHEST EVER IN THAT STATE.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: HAZY – HUMID – SHOWERS AND STRONG THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S

TNTE:  CLEAR- DRAMATICALLY COOLER AND DRIER – MID 50S

SAT: SUNNY – PLEASANT BREEZE –80

SUN: CONTINUED SUNNY AND NICE – 80-85

MON: SUNNY- MORE HUMID – UPPER 80S

Heatwave Ends-Northeast, Beryl In The Atlantic Satellite-radar has lots to look at: cold front across the Northeast with showers and heavy thunderstorms….disturbance off the Carolinas….another one south of Cuba.  Heatwave ends in Northeast and Mid Atlantic  providing a great weekend. Below – today’s threat of severe weather in dark green…..followed by animated maps for the next couple. ​Below- rainfall expected today….followed by satellite picture of Atlantic and the disturbances.