![]() High pressure will still be dominant on Friday, however convection firing up ahead of a warm front and PVA aloft well to our west will try to hold together and sneak in over the westernmost part of the forecast area late in the day. Short Term - Friday Through Saturday Night Have added portions of Western LI and Western So. A blend of 50th and 75th percentile was used.īased on observations and HRRR (High-Resolution Rapid Refresh) smoke forecast, have left in a mention of haze today and tonight from around the Hudson River, including NYC to points west. ![]() Based on forecast temps at the top of the mixed layer, thinking is NBM is a little too cool for high temps in most spots unaffected by a sea breeze this afternoon. It'll feel a little less humid than the past few afternoons as dewpoints will be generally 60-65. CT this afternoon, and have chosen to keep slight chance of showers here, otherwise it is dry conditions this afternoon and tonight. Moisture convergence and daytime instability may help trigger an isolated shower over NE portions of So. Weak high pressure will be in place this afternoon with perhaps a weak trough of low pressure extending into northeastern sections from New England. ![]() No changes for this update with lower visibilities related to Canadian wildfire smoke plume residing just to the west and for the far western and southwestern edge of the CWA. The frontal system will then stall near the area Sunday through the middle of next week. A warm front then approaches on Saturday and begins to move through the region during Saturday night. ![]() Weak high pressure will be in place today through Friday. ![]()
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