It is appearing more and more like we have reached that point in which the light jackets will have to be considered on most days at some point, or at least no more shorts.
Currently, most of the cloud cover in the US is secluded to the Eastern region as seen in the below visible satellite imagery from this afternoon.
Currently, most of the cloud cover in the US is secluded to the Eastern region as seen in the below visible satellite imagery from this afternoon.
Low pressure can been seen centered in the Great Lakes Region along with its associated cold front traveling down to the Gulf. The rainfall along the east coast will be scattered in nature.
The above image is the GFS output for Sunday morning around sunrise.The tightly packed solid black lines represent a tight pressure gradient which suggest a breezy start to the day. As the blue H representing High Pressure moves in though, winds will calm into Monday.
The week itself for the Eastern US will have one more hiccup midweek with the chance for rain on Wednesday whereas areas closer to the Great Lakes will have the chance for on & off showers much of the week with another cold front passing early in the week.
Once we reach Wednesday, brisk Canadian air that moves into the region will result in max temperatures in the 50's for the remainder of the week.
Take care & be well
The week itself for the Eastern US will have one more hiccup midweek with the chance for rain on Wednesday whereas areas closer to the Great Lakes will have the chance for on & off showers much of the week with another cold front passing early in the week.
Once we reach Wednesday, brisk Canadian air that moves into the region will result in max temperatures in the 50's for the remainder of the week.
Take care & be well
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