NYC Beautiful Christmas Nice Weather Until Late Tuesday
Good morning everyone. We don’t have much to talk about aside from some really beautiful weather expected up and down the East Coast for Christmas Eve Day and Christmas Day itself. It’s going to be a quiet and chilly to cold one until Sunday, where we see a nice little boost in the temperatures. Other than that, our next rainmaker will probably head in some time late Tuesday, and as of now things don’t look as dynamic or as the powerful storm we just had.
On Christmas Day, we’ll be watching energy coming out of the Midwest and another piece moving along the Gulf Coast. How they combine, if they combine, when, and where they combine, will dictate how this is going to go. As of now we’re expecting some rain, but not the type of wind and severe weather we saw a couple of days ago. Since there is a colder component to this, we’ll also watch for some late development and maybe a wintry ending for parts of the Northeast and/or New England.
All in all, it’s just simply very quiet, which is a good thing for those who have to clean up and still dealing with swollen rivers and streams. Your local forecast is below –
SATELLITE
Look for sunshine and low to mid 40’s today for a seasonably chilly day. It’ll be on the typically cold side tonight with upper 20’s to low 30’s expected.
Temps begin to dip a little bit tomorrow as a brief hit of colder air heads in. We’ll have more sunshine and low 40’s, then low to mid 20’s overnight for a little bite in the air.
WEATHER RADAR
Friday is our coldest day of this week, with more sunshine, dry conditions, and highs in the mid to upper 30’s.
We’ll have clouds and sun on Saturday with the slight chance of a sprinkle or flurry, especially off to our NW. Highs in the low to mid 40’s. Christmas Eve Day is a winner on Sunday, with 45-50 degree temps and increasing sunshine. Look for a repeat Christmas Day, with more sunshine and highs 45-50.
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