WEATHER TRIVIA:
1985 – 1 MIILLION PEOPLE EVACUATE GULF COAST IN ADVANCE OF HURRICANE ELENA, 1.5 BILLION IN DAMAGES.
WEATHER-CAST
OUR FRONT HAS STALLED ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST AND A NORTHEAST WIND OF COOLER AIR WILL KEEP IT CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS TODAY AND TONIGHT …70S TODAY…60S TONIGHT.
CLOUDS SHOULD WIN OUT SATURDAY, AND NEAR THE COAST SOME RAIN OR DRIZZLE…OTHERWISE ANY SHOWER ACTIVITY SHOULD BE FAR AND FEW BETWEEN. LOOKS LIKE SOUTHERLY WINDS WILL BRING BACK HAZY AND HUMIDITY SUNDAY AND MONDAY. WITH THAT WILL BE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS…BUT NO ALL DAY RAINS….SO YOU’LL NEED TO KEEP AN EYE TO SKY AND ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- NOT AS HOT OR HUMID – 75-80
TONIGHT: CLOUDY- LOWER 60S
SATURDAY: VARIABLY CLOUDY – 80
SUNDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S
LABOR DAY: PARTLY CLOUDY- HOT- HUMID- CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 90S
Your Robin Hood Radio Tri-State Forecast TODAY – PARTLY SUNNY – BREEZY– MID 30S TONIGHT – CLOUDY- SNOWSHOWERS – LIGHT ACCUMULATIONS – MID 20S...
YOUR FORECAST: TODAY: CLOUDY, SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – MID 70S TNTE: SHOWERS END – MID 60S WED: SUNNY- QUITE WARM - UPPER 80S...
Above – radar + satellite shows Claudette over N. Carolina moving offshore. A squall line over the Great Lakes will move into the Northeast...