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NYC MILD TODAY TOMORROW INTERESTING MID WEEK
Good morning everyone. We have a milder two day stretch unfolding in NYC before we cool down a bit late weekend and to start the week. Meanwhile, it looks as if the Gulf opens for business, possibly sending a warm and juicy low pressure towards our vicinity.
EASTERN SATELLITE
Stubborn clouds and the slight chance of showers will hold things down a bit temp-wise today, although we’ll still be above average for this time of year. Look for 60-65 temps away from the south facing shores; and depending on if we get a peek of sun or two, will determine whether we hang in the upper or lower end of that spectrum.
REGIONAL RADAR
Tomorrow will be the warmer of the two days, but not by much. Clouds continue to hang around and inland areas will be much warmer, but here in the NYC area, we hang out in the 65-70 degree realm. We remain cooler along the south facing shores, and don’t expect to see widespread 70’s over here unless there’s some sort of sunny miracle.
On Sunday, that front finally nears and gets ready to make its pass. Expect a showery day till early afternoon, with temps in the mid to upper 50’s. It won’t be a washout, but not a great start for outdoor activities.
LOCAL RADAR NEW YORK CITY
Cooler air predictably moves back in for Monday as the sun returns. We’ll be below average with highs near 50 both Monday and Tuesday, but at least it’ll be too warm for the possible setup Tuesday night and into Wednesday.
We’ll wait and see if a wave develops along the old front as it drapes across the Gulf of Mexico, then watch if it scoots off the coast, gives us a glancing blow, or moves further inland. Right now it’s a little early in the game, but the one thing we can say for NYC is no snow.
If we had this setup January through early March, we would’ve had a decent chance with plenty of cold air available; but cold enough air with this pattern and this time of year, is locked way up in Canada. That being said, we could still get something impressive brewing here strength-wise and it’ll be fun to see how it plays out.
Right now, my biggest concern would be the immediate shore. Even with a just a glancing blow, a slow-moving low, with a prolonged ENE/ESE fetch, and a new moon approaching Friday, could cause tidal departures large enough to warrant coastal flood watches/warnings. We’re NOT talking hurricane-type flooding here, but this type of scenario could cause a nuisance to the usual prone areas; such as Broad Channel, Far Rockaway, parts of Long Beach, Freeport, Baldwin, Lindenhurst, etc IF we bring a low close enough to our area.
LOCAL RADAR PHILADELPHIA
Once we get that out of the way, our slow Spring ascent continues with the usual ups and downs, and the usual showery weather every few to several days.
MANY THANKS TO TROPICAL TIDBITS FOR THE USE OF MAPS
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