Above animated maps showing path of nor’easter into the weekend. Below – rainfall expected next 5 days….followed by severe threat of weather today in green and yellow.
Below – satellite + radar showing wet storm moving toward the East.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1844- BUFFALO, N.Y. – 30″ OF SNOW IN A 3 DAY STORM.
WEATHER-CAST:
A STORM ALONG THE GEORGIA COAST WILL BE ALONG THE DELAWARE COAST BY SATURDAY
A.M. OUR SUN WILL GIVE WAY TO CLOUDS TODAY – NEAR 50. RAIN MOVES IN LATE TONIGHT AND THE WIND BEGINS TO PICK UP. RAIN AND WIND TO START THE WEEKEND…SOME OF IT HEAVY. THE STORM PULLS OUT SUNDAY, OR WE SHOULD GET A BREAK WITH HIGHS IN 60S. ANOTHER STORM FROM THE OHIO VALLEY JUMPS TO THE COAST TO GIVE US MORE WET WEATHER ON MONDAY.
THE FORECAST:
TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – 50-55
TNTE: CLOUDY- RAIN ARRIVING – 35-40
SAT: WINDY WITH RAIN – 45-50
SUN: CLOUDY- RAIN OR SHOWERS – MID 50S
MON: SHOWERS – MID 50S
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Above animated maps showing path of nor’easter into the weekend. Below – rainfall expected next 5 days….followed by severe threat of weather today in green and yellow.
Below – satellite + radar showing wet storm moving toward the East. |
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