WEATHER TRIVIA:
1960 – NORTH SHORE OF LAKE SUPERIOR HAS WAVES 20 TO 40 FEET HIGH WITH 73 MPH WINDS
WEATHERCAST: PARTLY SUNNY – BRISK AND CHILLY WEATHER FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, WITH HIGHS IN 40S AND NIGHTS IN 30S. CLOUDS MOVE IN FRIDAY AND RAIN COULD REACH THE MID-ATLANTIC AND THEN HEAD NORTH TO COVER NEW ENGLAND SATURDAY. MILDER WEATHER WILL ACCOMPANY THE RAIN AND LIKE WE POINTED OUT YESTERDAY….THE SYSTEM COULD MOVE FAST ENOUGH TO EXIT SUNDAY MORNING FOLLOWED BY FAIR AND UNSEASONABLY MILD TEMPS IN THE AFTERNOON WITH HIGHS INTO 50S OVER NEW ENGLAND AND 60S FOR THE MID ATLANTIC.
THE FORECAST:
TDY: CHANGEABLE SKIES WINDY SOME RAIN A/O WET SNOWSHOWERS 40-45
TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY LOWER 30S
THURS: PARTLY CLOUDY MID 40S
FRI: SUN MIXING WITH CLOUDS MID 40S
SAT: CLOUDY SOME RAIN LOWER 40S
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Snow and snowshowers Northeast…some places picked up 4″ of new snow overnight. Rain and snow from Northern Plains to West Coast. That storm reaching East Coast Saturday. Before that..an outbreak of severe weather possible in South by late week. Below – Animated maps for next 2 days
Below – snowfall for the next 5 days…followed by rainfall for the next 7 days.
Below- high temperatures for Thursday. Be safe.
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