Weather with Pat Pagano - September 20

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1967 – HURRICANE BEULAH STRIKES SOUTHERN TEXAS WITH155 TORNADOES!

WEATHER-CAST

THE STAGE IS SET TO GO FROM SUMMER TO FALL THIS WEEKEND. HIGH PRESSURE OVER US…A COLD FRONT IN THE MIDWEST. WE SHOULD SEE PARTLY SUNNY SKIES TODAY…IN THE 70S. MORE CLOUDS THAN SUN FRIDAY…BUT SEASONABLY WARM. THE COLD FRONT TAKES CENTER STAGE SATURDAY, WITH MAYBE AN EARLY SHOWER, THEN WINDY AND COOLER DURING THE AFTERNOON.  70S COMMON. FALL COMES IN AT 9:54 SAT NITE…AND SUNDAY WILL BE COOL. CLOUDS MAY ADD TO THE FALL FEEL…AND ACROSS THE MID ATLANTIC…SOME RAIN ON THE SIDE LINES. NOT AN ENCORE PERFORMANCE.

THE FORECAST:

TODAY: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 70S.

TONIGHT: CLOUDY- MID 50S

FRI: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF A SHOWER – MID 70S

SAT: VARIABLY CLOUDY- BREEZY – 70

SUN: CLOUDS AND SOME SUN – 65-70

Wet/Cool=NorthCentral, Elsewhere = Quiet 9/20/2018 0 Comments ​Tropical moisture streaming up from New Mexico is aiding in storms across the Northern Plains into Great Lakes. Aside from that…cool north..seasonable to warm elsewhere. Below- today’s severe risk of severe in dark green – yellow and orange. ​Below- animated maps followed by rainfall predictions for next 7 days.