Weather with Pat Pagano - Friday, October 12

ADVISORIES: FLASH FLOOD WATCH TODAY – TONIGHT
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1962 – “BIG BLOW” IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON – WINDS IN EXCESS OF 100 MPH-
48 DEAD – $210 MILLION IN DAMAGES.
WEATHERCAST:
MICHAEL IS MOVING OFF THE DELMARVA COAST AND WILL TAKE ANY RAIN WITH IT. CLEARING AND WINDY AND COOLER TODAY WITH HIGHS IN 60S….40S POSSIBLE TONIGHT. AN UPPER- AIR DISTURBANCE WILL MOVE BY SATURDAY, AND IF OUR TIMING IS RIGHT…CLOUDS AND SHOWERS TO START…SUN AND CLOUDS TO FINISH BUT STAYING IN 50S. SUNDAY SHOULD SEE MORE SUN AND HIGHS NEAR 60. LASTLY – AN OLD PACIFIC HURRICANE NAMED SERGIO WILL SEND HIS MOISTURE THIS WAY EARLY NEXT WEEK….UNTIL THEN..A COOL, FALL-LIKE WEEKEND.
THE FORECAST:
TDY: CLEARING AND WINDY – MID 60S
TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY – CHILLY – 40-45
SAT: CLOUDS..A SHOWER THEN SOME SUN – BRISK – MID 50S
SUN: SUNNY – LOWER 60S
MON: CLOUDY- CHANCE OF SHOWERS – MID 60S