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NYC Scattered Slow Moving Storms Lurking Later
Good sunny morning everyone and happy Monday! So far we start the day on a lucky footing, with showers and storms staying north of the NYC metro area. Flash flood watches are up from down here into New England, and that’s due to this morning’s action, plus the prospect of slow moving storms later. In other news, we have heat returning on Wednesday, and we could string together 3-4 days of 90 degree temps once again.
SATELLITE
We continue onward this morning with more sun than clouds, but later on things may get juicy. We’ll have to watch and see where the convective zone sets up, because there will be some scattered heavy showers and storms forming and moving slowly over there prospective areas. We don’t know where that’ll be yet, but anyone who does see these storms could see some flash flooding due to their slow movement and torrential rain. We could also see some small hail and gusty winds with any of these storms. Highs today will be in the mid 80’s.
WEATHER RADAR
Tomorrow we hover in the low 80’s with easterly winds, but the chance of showers and storms diminishes. Look for a mix of sun and clouds with the slight chance of a PM storm. Lows tomorrow will only be in the low 70’s and the winds will be swinging around to the WSW, which means hot weather is on its way.
Hot it’ll be, with 90 degree temps Wednesday, then low 90’s Thursday and Friday. We’ll have a chance of a storm each day, but Friday seems like the best chance of the three. For the weekend, temps dip a bit with extra clouds and the chance of storms, but we’re still in the upper 80’s to near 90 and humid.
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