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NYC Dry Weather Continues
11/14/24 9:33am EST
Good morning everyone. We have unfortunate news for much of the Northeast as drought conditions will continue onward due to high pressure suppressing our next system south of areas in need of rain. It’ll also be an unseasonable chilly day today with highs struggling to get out of the 40’s across the region due to clouds and a damp northeast wind. Sunshine returns slowly tomorrow, and we’re in the 50’s & 60’s with dry conditions Saturday onward.
That system out west will pose a big problem for areas such as Virginia, North Carolina, and possibly South Carolina as low pressure will transfer its energy to the coast and rapidly deepen. Look for showers and thunderstorms to increase in intensity and scope as the day wears on, then we will see winds increase later today & tonight. As low pressure deepens, we could see storm force winds across parts of the North Carolina and Virginia coast, as well as offshore areas of South Carolina.
For this reason, the National Weather Service has issued a Storm Warning along the Cape Hatteras area, as well as Croatan & Roanoke sounds. Winds in excess of 50mph area possible with seas 7-10ft. We could also see some coastal flooding and beach erosion out of this. Storm conditions could prevail until early evening tomorrow.
Here is your local NYC Metro forecast –
SATELLITE
Clouds increase today and it’s a chilly one with steady northeast winds. Highs 45-50 at best. Clouds will decrease tomorrow as temperatures modify back into the mid to upper 50’s.
WEATHER RADAR
We have a beautiful weekend ahead, with sunshine and low 60’s each day.
There’s no relief in sight as far as the drought and fire hazards. Sunshine continues on Monday with mid 60’s possible.
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