WEATHERCAST:
A WEAK FRONT OVER NEW ENGLAND WILL DRIFT SOUTH AND BECOME DIFFUSE BY WEDNESDAY. THE ONLY THING IT MAY DUE IS RESULT IN A WIDELY SCATTERED SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM AWAY FROM THE COAST TODAY AND TOMORROW. OTHERWISE THE STICKY HOT – HAZY WEATHER CONTINUES WITH HIGHS IN LOWER 90S. NO CHANGE EXPECTED THURSDAY OR FRIDAY…..BUT A STRONGER COLD FRONT HEADS OUR WAY BY WEEK’S END AND IT WILL BRING CRASHING THUNDERSTORMS TO FINALLY END THE HEATWAVE BY THE WEEKEND. UNTIL THEN…THINK COOL.
WEATHER TRIVIA:
1966- HOTTEST DAY EVER – PHILY – 104 —-NYC & HARRISBURG – 107
SHORT VERSION:
TODAY: HAZY – HOT – STICKY – SOME LATE THUNDERSTORMS – 90-95
TNTE: SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS OTHERWISE PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 70S
WED:4TH: HAZY – HOT – HUMID – 30% CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – 90
WED.NITE: A RANDOM STORM OTHERWISE PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 70S
THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY- HUMID – LOWER 90S
FRIDAY: HAZY – HUMID – SHOWERS AND STRONG THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S
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