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Unseasonably Mild NYC Today TS Eta Douses South Florida
Good morning everyone. Unseasonably mild air continues locked in the area, and we should hold onto it through Tuesday in terms of having it with nice conditions. Meanwhile, Eta crosses Cuba today and will take a slightly more southerly route than expected yesterday as high pressure squeezes it across the FL Keys.
Regardless of Eta’s route, it’ll be brining heavy rain and windy/gusty conditions throughout southern FL. Along with the potential of 6-12″ of rain that’ll bring some flash flooding, it could also bring with it a 2-4 foot storm surge, especially in the Keys.
SATELLITE
For today, we have blue skies and a very mild to warm day. We remain comfortable though with nothing oppressive humidity-wise. Expect highs 75-80, with lows dropping down to a very comfortable mid 50’s. Typically this time of year if warm air visits, we cool off quickly at night if it’s clear out.
REGIONAL RADAR
Expect more sunshine tomorrow and dry conditions. Highs may drop a touch with the southerly winds cooling us off a few degrees, but we remain very mild. We’ll have highs in the low to mid 70’s, with lows again a comfy mid 50’s.
We’ll go for near 70 temps on Tuesday, then only drop to around 60 overnight as clouds and fog creep in late.
LOCAL RADAR NEW YORK CITY
Clouds increase due to our next system approaching, and that’ll be helped along with some energy leftover from Eta. We’re not expecting anything crazy, but we will get some needed rain. Look for AM fog and blue patches on Wednesday, then some PM showers. Expect highs 65-70.
Rain will be with us on and off through Wednesday night and into Thursday morning, possibly coming to an end by late morning. We could see a few breaks in the clouds on Thursday, with highs in the 65-70 range.
LOCAL RADAR PHILADELPHIA
We dry out Friday onward and return to reality in terms of our high temps. Expect sunshine and 55-60 degree temps Friday through next Sunday.
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