Gloomy Weather Continues With Wintry Finish
Good morning everyone. We continue to be socked in with the clouds throughout half of the Nation, with our final part to this elongated system gathering up its resources and ready to make the final push. This will be the most vigorous part of our glory week, with flooding rains and severe weather in the south, and a wintry ending in the Northeast and New England.
Low pressure will begin to head out of Texas and along the southern plains, then into the Tennessee Valley and northeast into Pennsylvania. Once it gets near there, we’re expecting an energy transfer to the coast, coinciding with colder air pushing back from high pressure in the Maritime. Rain will change to mixed precip and snow as low pressure redevelops and strengthens.
As far as severe weather and flooding rains, we’ll be watching the time frame tonight into tomorrow. For rain changing to mix and snow in the Northeast and New England, late Sunday and Sunday night into Monday will be the time frame. In general, those who see the changeover to all snow and sooner, will see a 3-6″ swath of snow. For areas such as coastal sections of the NYC Metro Area, we are looking at little to no accumulation, especially as any frozen precip falls on already-wet roads and temps hang out above freezing.
Here’s your local forecast –
SATELLITE
Clouds stick around today after some morning showers. We’re not as mild as we’d like to be, but we do stretch to near 50.
WEATHER RADAR
Clouds will lower and thicken tomorrow after a few breaks here and there. We’ll have highs 45-50, then rain moves in overnight. It’ll be a cold rain on Sunday with highs near 40, and we could even hear a rumble or two of thunder. Rain possibly mixes with snow overnight Sunday as lows dip into the low to mid 30’s, then we could have a touch of all snow early Monday AM. Look for partial clearing late Monday, with highs near 40.
Tuesday looks to be seasonably cold and mostly sunny, highs in the mid to upper 30’s.
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