Weather with Pat Pagano - March 23

OUR LAST NOR’EASTER IS OFF NOVA SCOTIA…STILL CAUSING SPOKES OF LOW PRESSURE TO CIRCULATE AROUND IT. THESE SPOKES WILL KEEP US CHILLY..AND WILL MANAGE TO PRODUCE SOME SNOW SHOWERS AND FLURRIES EACH DAY IN SPOTS. ANOTHER WINTER-LIKE STORM IN THE MIDWEST SHOULD GET SHOVED TO OUR SOUTH AS HIGH PRESSURE STAYS IN CONTROL. SO EVEN THOUGH DRY, SPRINGLIKE TEMPS WILL WAIT UNTIL NEXT WEEK.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1934 – LATE SEASON COLD WAVE DROPS TEMPS TO  -10F AT PITTSBURG, N.H.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: SUN AND CLOUDS – CHANCE OF SNOW SHOWERS – MID 40S

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 30

SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY- SOME FLURRIES – LOWER 40S

SUN: SCATTERED FLURRIES OTHERWISE CLOUDY – 40

MON: SUNNY-40S