NYC Good Looking Weekend Ahead

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NYC Good Looking Weekend Ahead

Good morning everyone. After a perfect 4th of July weather-wise, we have an imperfect week ahead. There will be a few bright spots here and there, but the real payoff will be on the weekend with some pleasantly warm temps and sunshine.

SATELLITE

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We start off with sunshine today, then increasing clouds late as low pressure transits from the Great Lakes into upstate NY and then New England. The majority of the energy will go to our north, but there will be enough trailing southward to spark some scattered gusty showers and storms in our area later tonight and into the overnight hours. Not everyone will see action, but those that do may see some locally strong to severe weather, especially upstate where small hail and strong winds are possible. Highs today will be in the low to mid 80’s.

WEATHER RADAR

Sunshine returns tomorrow and we go very warm. Expect widespread upper 80’s, and it wouldn’t surprise me to see a few 90 degree hits in some notoriously warmer spots.

Clouds slowly return on Thursday as we drop back into the low 80’s, then clouds remain on Friday. We could see a few scattered showers and rumbles on Friday with more low 80’s, but that’ll clear the way for a beautiful weekend.

Sunshine returns on Saturday and extends into Sunday. Look for low to mid 80’s both days for seasonably warm and relatively comfortable conditions considering what July could be.

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In the long range I continue to see a fast moving pattern that’ll not be conducive for any long stretches of hot weather or heat waves in our specific area. Hot air will continue to be trapped well west and south of us, with a wide range of 80’s in our area and few 90 degree days in the medium/long range.

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