Mother’s Day Showers Around And Some Midweek Gloom & Doom Weather In the Week Ahead

Mother’s Day Showers Around And

Some Midweek Gloom & Doom Weather In the Week Ahead

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Mother’s Day Showers Around And

Some Midweek Gloom & Doom Weather In the Week Ahead

An upper trough is moving through the Northeast today and it is producing showery rains on this Mother’s Day. However it is not the sort of system where it is raining everywhere all the time and while we will see some showers today, the rain won’t amount to much and when it is not raining, skies will be on the cloudy side. The wind is mainly from the west so at least that is a positive in that we don’t have a raw onshore flow. Temperatures today will be mostly in the 50s. Showers actually will be thinning out as we move through the day. It is not the best Mother’s Day, but it could be a lot worse.

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WEATHER RADAR

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Drier air will be coming into Eastern Pennsylvania to Southern New England tonight so look for some partial clearing of skies. Most lows will tonight will be in the 40s. Monday brings some sunshine to start the day however we have an issue in that the next weather system and warm front will be moving through the Great Lakes and then into the Northeast. This will be followed by a stronger system moving across the Ohio Valley and taking a southern track.

These weather systems taking southern tracks means that we are in for another round of gloom and doom for Tuesday and Wednesday as the GFS model shows. The warm front Monday takes showers mostly to the north so after some morning sun, look for clouds to arrive and the chance for a passing shower. Most highs Monday will be in the mid 60s to around or just over 70 degrees.

Tuesday we will see clouds and the risk for showers developing later in the day a cold front moves southeast from Upstate NY. Ahead of it highs should reach into the 70s away from the ocean on a south wind. Coastal areas will likely be in the cooler 60s. The front passes and stalls across the Mid Atlantic states where low pressure travels along it and we will see cloudy skies with on and off rain Tuesday night and Wednesday. The good news is the system moves along so that Thursday and Friday we may actually have two dry days with sunshine, temperatures into the 70s, and no rain in the forecast.

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