NYC Heavy Showers & Storms Expected Today & Tomorrow
Good morning everyone. Clouds have entered the picture, as well as the chance of on and off heavy showers and storms. We also have more juicy air with much higher humidity, so mid 80’s today will feel on the heavy side. We also still have very warm/hot weather expected tomorrow through Thursday, and we also add in the slight chance of a thunderstorm for the 4th of July.
SATELLITE
Look for cloudy and humid conditions today. While most of the energy is going to our north and east right now, expect the radar to fill in with on and off heavy showers and storms. Some storms could contain locally strong/severe conditions. Highs in the mid 80’s.
We keep the juice around tomorrow and turn the temps up a notch with some extra sunshine. Highs tomorrow near 90. That sunshine will also help add fuel to the atmosphere and spark off scattered isolated storms. As of this moment, the best chance to see severe storms will be the City and N. Shore of Long Island, but some of those storms could sink south and east.
WEATHER RADAR
Your 4th of July is looking sunny and hot, but low pressure lagging behind could be just enough to get a few popcorn storms late in the day. Highs again near 90.
Wednesday is looking hot and muggy, with hazy skies and highs in the 90-95 realm. That’ll be peak heat as Thursday remains hot and muggy, but more readings in the low 90’s.
Our front comes through on Friday to “cool” us off, but we still have muggy conditions and mid to upper 80’s to deal with. Upper 80’s will be sunshine-dependant. We’ll also have another chance for a round of severe weather, which could also be more widespread.
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