NYC Coastal System May Bring Rainy Weekend
Good morning everyone. We have a relatively quiet workweek this week, with little in the way of any rain. We’ll start off on the cool side today, then go approx. 5 degrees milder towards the seasonable side tomorrow through Thursday. Friday we begin to watch our next system, and see if low pressure is able to transfer its energy to the coast on Saturday, in order to keep rain in the forecast for Sunday. Strength and path will be crucial in terms of whether we categorize this system as a Nor’Easter, or just a simple wave of low pressure kicking some rain back as it departs.
SATELLITE
For today, expect some sun and fair weather clouds. It’ll be a cool one with highs in the upper 50’s to near 60. Temps modify tomorrow and things are looking pleasant for this time of year. Look for highs in the mid 60’s.
WEATHER RADAR
Mid 60’s and sunshine continue for both Wednesday and Thursday, then clouds increase for Friday. This is due to our system heading east and another low pressure in the Great Lakes region. Our clouds will also tamper temps down a bit, with highs in the low 60’s.
At minimum, we have a cloudy and showery day on Saturday. It’ll also be on the raw side with highs in the mid to upper 50’s. If low pressure forms off of the coast and kicks some rain back, look for another cloudy & showery day on Sunday with more mid to upper 50’s for highs. However, if that low pressure forms closer to the coast and has a little bit more juice, expect Nor’easter-like conditions with gusty winds and heavier rain. That’ll also help drive down temps into the near 50 range.
We’ll keep an eye on it all, and see what type of system we’re dealing with for Sunday.
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