New England
Today will feature partly cloudy skies with highs in the 40s in most of Maine with the exception of the north and the mountains. In the North and Mountains, temps will peak out a little above freezing. In southern NE, 50s can be expected. Gusty NW winds
Mid Atlantic
50s in VA. 40s to around 50 elsewhere. Partly cloudy. Gusty NW winds.
Stay tuned!
-JAck
Here is a 7 day forecast:
New England:
Today: Mild. Clear skies with only a few scattered clouds. High 45.
Tomorrow: Mild. Am clouds Pm sun. High 40
Tuesday: Much colder with highs around 20. Colder in the North and the Mountains. Sunny area wide.
Wednesday: Even colder. Highs in the teens at the coast and around 10 inland. Sunny across the region.
Thursday: Sunny. Temps rebounding into the mid 20s. Sunny.
Friday: Warmer. Highs around freezing. Mostly cloudy.
Saturday Same temps as Friday. Mostly cloudy as well.
Mid Atlantic:
Today: Mild. Around 70 for a high northward to DC-Baltimore. 50s elsewhere except for a few upper 40s in the far NW. Clear
Tomorrow: Upper 40s N to DC-Baltimore. upper 30s elsewhere. Cloudy in the West a few breaks in the clouds east. Chance for a light snow shower in the far NW.
Tuesday:
Colder. Highs in the mid 30s N to DC-Baltimore. 20s elsewhere. Snow showers for the North with snow showers wrapping south at the coast south to Delaware.
Wednesday:
30s N to southern New Jersey upper 20s elsewhere. Partly cloudy.
Thursday: Upper 40s for VA beach and Delaware. 30s and lower 40s elsewhere. Partly cloudy in the North. Clear in the south.
Friday:
Lower 50s N to DC-Baltimore. lower 40s for New Jersey and upper 30s elsewhere. Clear.
Saturday:
60s for Virginia. upper 40s and lower 50s elsewhere. Cloudy in the far North and Partly cloudy elsewhere.
Stay tuned!
-Jack
New England:
Sunny skies with mild temperatures. Highs will reach into the lower 40s north and around 50 south. Winds will be almost nonexistent with light and variable conditions.
Mid Atlantic:
Clear with temperatures peaking at close to 70 in the far south with 60s north to about the DC-Baltimore area with 50s elsewhere except for a few upper 40s in the far North and west.
Stay tuned!
-Jack
As I run through the model data, I see I will need to tweak a few things in the “Nowcast” for tonight. A Nowcast is a very short range outlook that is only for a few hours out.
Nowcast for New England
Midnight:
Clearing with a few breaks in the clouds. Winds shifting to the WNW at 10 mph. Temperatures will dip into the low 20s as opposed to around 30.
6 am tomorrow:
Low clouds with winds shifting more to the north.
Nowcast for Midcoast
Midnight:
Clear except for a few scattered low clouds in the North. Winds shifting from W to WNW.
6 am tomorrow:
Clear. Light and Variable winds for most of the area but light W winds in the far North.
Stay tuned and have a happy New Year.
Best wishes for 2012!
-Jack
Saturday 8:00 am
TODAY
New England or Zone 1
Today will feature a chance of rain showers diminishing as the day goes on. Also Winds will be shifting to the north at about 5 mph.
Temperatures will be peaking in the lower 40s in southern sections and the upper to mid 30s inland.
NY South to DC East to VA Beach Or Zone 2
Clearing faster than Zone 1 however there is still a slight chance for a passing shower in the North of Zone 2 as a weak cold front moves through.
Southern areas ( Richmond to DC to Chesapeake bay to VA beach) will experience highs in the lower 60s and Northern regions (anything North of there in zone 2) will see highs in the 50s(upper 50s south and lower 50s north)
Stay tuned!
-Jack
Today will feature a clear sky with cold temperatures. Temperatures will start off in the low teens for the coast and the lower single digits inland. Wind chills will be around 9 at the coast and well below zero inland.
Winds will die down as the day goes on.
Stay tuned!
-Jack
As of 1230, the northern edge of the precipitation shield extends from NY, NY to Binghamton NY to Buffalo NY.
FORECAST
Wind…
Sustained @ 35 Gusting to around 50
Rain…
Will overspread the area after dark and continue to increase in intensity and areal coverage peaking around midnight.
Stay tuned!
-Jack
Christmas is now came and gone but we all start the New years rush. Travelling and partying, staying up until midnight and of course for us meteorologists the start to the notorious snowy months of January and Febuary. We are watching several storms in the coming week. The first will hit on wednesday with heavy rain and strong winds. Number 2 on the storm production line will hit Friday into New Years Eve with light snow.
Stay tuned!
-Jack
The week leading up to the new year will feature 2 main storm systems. One will hit wenesday and continue into thursday. The second is slated to hit Friday.
These systems are far out in the forecast and we will continue to monitor the latest forecasts
Stay tuned!
-Jack
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