Southern California. Below - risk of severe weather today in dark green.
Satellite/radar above shows rain and storms from Midwest to Gulf States including snow on western edge ...like Chicago...where it is snowing this morning. snowing in Colorado....hard freeze warnings out of parts of Southern California. Below - risk of severe weather today in dark green. Animated maps above show cold front working toward east...should give wet and stormy weather to East for Halloween....followed by windy and colder weather this weekend. Below - rainfall into MOnday.....followed by snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.
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Above: satellite + radar shows rain over Great Lakes and moisture moving out of Gulf. Two will combine to bring rain and snow to Plains...then east to East Coast for Thursday....followed by windy and colder weather this weekend. Below - today's threat of severe weather in dark green. Below - animated maps next couple...followed by rainfall into Saturday...most of which will fall Thursday-Friday.....followed by snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.
Weather maps above show a front working to the East coast but then cold air drops down the Rockies and a storms forms which should be a big player mid to late week for much of the Nation. Below - satellite + radar - which shows a quiet time now. Below - rainfall into Friday. Most of which will fall between Wednesday and Friday. Lastly - snapshot weather for Tuesday. Be safe.
Satellite + radar above tells the story. Moisture moving up from Gulf heads northeast to bring rain to East by Sunday. Cold -Northern Plains...winds die down in California this weekend. Below - animated maps followed by rainfall into Wednesday. Below - snapshot weather for Saturday - have a safe weekend.
Satellite = radar shows another front from Lakes to So. Plains. This system will result in strong winds for California with fire danger high there. Tropical system in Gulf should get absorbed by front and that moisture hits East Coast on Sunday. Below - animated maps next 2 days followed by rainfall into Tuesday. Below- National Weather Service long range into Nov. 2. Very cold weather west will head east and by Halloween it will be over The East. Map below that is for precipitation. Lastly - snapshot weather for your Friday. Be safe.
Satellite + radar above: One front moving off East Coast. Another moving through Plains...heads off to the East by Friday. Below...animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall through Sunday. Below - snapshot weather for Thursday. Be safe.
Above - satellite + radar shows a big storm in Great Lakes and its front down to Florida with showers along it for East Coast. Hot for West Coast...showers in Northwest. Below - today's risk of severe thunderstorms in dark green and yellow. Below - maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall through the weekend. Following - snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.
ABove - satellite picture from tropical system in Gulf. This will be a fast mover and be off the Mid Atlantic coast by Monday. Below - hurricane track....hurricane model tracks...and rainfall into Wednesday. Below - satellite - radar - showing big storm moving out of the Northeast...tropical system expanding in Gulf and Southern U.S. Below - animated maps into weekend and snapshot weather for your Saturday. Be safe.
Above - satellite pictures from Gulf of Mexico show disturbance off Yucatan could become next tropical storm and be given the name Nestor. Planes will be headed into area today. Below - location and possible track. Below - animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall into Tuesday. Below - satellite + radar - showing intense storm in New England ....followed by snapshot weather for your Friday. Be safe.
Map above shows rainfall amounts for the next 24 hours. 1"-2" for Northeast wind winds over 40 mph at times Thursday for New England. Below - animated maps showing track of this storm. Above - satellite + radar shows rain from Great Lakes to Gulf States...all converging on East coast. Below - Atlantic tropical basin....followed by snapshot weather for Thursday.
Above....cold front in Midwest teams up with moisture in south to produce a windy wet storm for Northeast Wednesday which will affect Yankee Game Wednesday night. Below - satellite and radar show these 2 systems....that picture followed by amount of rain into Saturday. Below - current Atlantic tropical basin....followed by todays risk of severe weather in dark green....and then snapshot weather for Wednesday.
Be safe. A major snowstorm across the Northern Plains will slowly come to an end by Sunday. This early season winter storm will continue to bring snow and blizzard conditions before gradually tapering off later today. In the meantime, expect strong, gusty winds causing areas of blowing snow which will lead to dangerous travel conditions from parts of eastern North Dakota into western Minnesota. Behind this system, a very cold air mass for this time of year will drop southward and spread into parts of the South and Midwest. As we head into the Northeast, widely scattered showers are possible today along a cold front. This front will also help to finally push the coastal storm, which has been affecting that region for the past few days with rain, coastal flooding and gusty winds, out to sea. As for the Western half of the country, things look rather quiet as high pressure dominates the region. There are, however, elevated to critical fire weather threats across portions of Southern California. They should begin to subside by Sunday as low pressure approaches the region.
Ocean storm off Cape Cod will continue to bring wind and rain to that region. Cold front bringing showers and storms to Mississippi Valley - snow Northern Plains. Below - animated maps for next 2 days .....followed by rainfall through Tuesday. Below - tropical basin....then snapshot weather for Saturday. Enjoy the weekend and be safe.
Ocean storm will belt Cape Cod with heavy rain and wind while severe thunderstorms possible over Southern Plains and snow in Northern Plains. Below - today's threat for severe weather in dark green and yellow followed by rainfall into Monday. Below - animated maps for the next 2 days & plot of the tropics. Below- snapshot weather for Friday. Be safe.
Coastal low off East Coast will bring wind and rain from New England to MidAtlantic. Showers and storms for The Plains...snow for Rockies heading east. Below- today's risk of severe weather in dark green. Below- tropical Atlantic....followed by animated maps through Thursday...rainfall projections through Sunday. Below - snapshot weather for Thursday.
A front stretches from New England to Gulf STates with showers. Low pressure off the SE will merge with front and may bring rain and wind to coastal areas from Mid Atlantic to New England right through end of week. Elsewhere - just some showers ion Northwest. Below - tropical Atlantic....followed by rainfall into Saturday. Below- animated maps for the next 2 days followed by snapshot weather for Wednesday.
Satellite + radar shows a front from New England to Gulf States. Cool behind it...still hot ahead of it. Below - animated maps for weekend...plus rainfall through Tuesday. Below - tropical map....snapshot for Saturday. Be safe.
Above - satellite + radar shows cold front from Texas to Northeast. Rain from Great Lakes to Northeast...storms over the Plains. Below - today's forecast for cloudy skies vs sunny skies. Below - animated maps through Friday - followed by rainfall through Tuesday. Finally - look at tropics....then snapshot weather for Friday.
Above....early morning actual temperatures. Can you find the cold front ? Below - satellite + radar depicting rain along cold front. Hot - humid to the east...cool to west. Below - animated maps through Thursday followed by rainfall into Sunday. snapshot weather for Thursday followed by a look at Atlantic tropical basin. Be safe/
A front extends from New England to Great Lakes to SOuthwest. The front causing unseasonably warm weather to the east....cool to cold west. That front will head south and east and bring much cooler air to the East by late week. Below - today's risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow. Below - animated maps for the next couple - followed by rainfall into this weekend. Below - tropical Atlantic Basin followed by snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.
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Pat Pagano,
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