Weather with Pat Pagano - March 29

WEATHERCAST:

A FRONT NEAR CHICAGO WILL RESULT IN MILD WEATHER, WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS AND SOME RAIN, ESPECIALLY TONIGHT INTO EARLY FRIDAY. AS THE FRONT MOVES OFFSHORE…SKIES WILL BEGIN THEIR CLEARING TREND FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SATURDAY SHOULD FEATURE PLENTY OF SUN AND TEMPS IN 50S. ANOTHER COLD FRONT IN CENTRAL CANADA WILL DIVE THIS WAY ON EASTER SUNDAY WITH A CHANCE OF SOME SHOWERS, BUT STILL IN THE 50S.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1945 – CLIMAX OF THE HOTTEST MARCH: 90 DEGREES AT PROVIDENCE, R.I. – 86 AT BOSTON.

SHORT VERSION:

TDY:                VERY MILD WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS – SCATTERED SHOWERS LATE – LOWER  60S

TNTE:             CLOUDY- MILD – SHOWERS & FOG – LOWS 50

FRI:                 STAYING MILD..CLOUDY, SOME RAIN FOLLOWED BY LATE CLEARING – MID 60S

SAT:                 SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 50S

EASTER:        SHOWERS THEN PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 50S

​Animated maps above show how there will be one front after another moving across the Nation to keep the weather unsettled. Below – radar and satellite picture followed by threat of severe weather today highlighted in dark green and yellow. Below- high temperatures expected for Thursday followed by snowfall for the next 5 days. On a side note…several parameters indicate that there could still be another blast of winter before the mid part of April…so keep the coat handy. Be safe.