Weather with Pat Pagano - April 17

WEATHERCAST:
AS ONE STORM HEADS UP ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND INTO CANADA…THE NEXT STORM IN THE ROCKIES WILL BE FOLLOWING A SIMILAR TRACK. NET RESULT…UNSETTLED. BREEZY WITH SOME SUN AND A SHOWER HERE AND THERE …TEMPS IN THE COOL 50S. PARTLY CLOUDY WEDNESDAY THEN THE NEXT STORM BRINGS IN SHOWERS BY THURSDAY…WHICH COULD LINGER INTO FRIDAY. WEEKEND STARTS FINE AND MAY END THAT WAY WITH TEMPS NEARING 60.

WEATHER TRIVIA:
1821- SNOWSTORM PREVENTS MEETING OF GENERAL COURT AT BOSTON: 15” SNOW AT
WORCESTER, MA.

SHORT VERSION:
TDY: CONSIDERABLY CLOUDY AND WINDY- SCATTERED SHOWERS – 55-60
TONITE: PARTLY CLOUDY –35- 40
WED: MOSTLY CLOUDY AND BREEZY – SCATTERED SHOWERS – LOWER 60S
WED.NITE: CLOUDY- SHOWERS DEVELOPING – LOWER 40S
THURS: CLOUDY- PERIODS OF RAIN – MID 50S
FRIDAY: CLOUDS – SHOWERS – MID 50S

Spring Struggles….   Above – snapshot of N.America today. Notice how it’s cold for 75% of the continent.  Below – today’s satellite/radar showing storms in Eastern Canada and west coast. ​Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by amounts of rainfall for the next 5 days.