WEATHER WITH PAT PAGANO

WEATHERCAST:

ANOTHER FRONT WILL BY FLYING THROUGH HERE LATE TODAY…SO AHEAD OF IT..SUN AND CLOUDS WITH HIGHS AROUND 80. PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT – IN THE 50S. THAT FRONT WILL STALL OVER THE MID ATLANTIC AND THAT SHOULD LEAVE SATURDAY TO BE PARTLY SUNNY WITH HIGHS IN 70S. AS LONG AS THAT FRONT STAYS THERE…SUNDAY SHOULD ALSO BE PARTLY SUNNY IN 70S.

SHOULD THE FRONT CREEP NORTH THEN SUNDAY COULD TURN OUT GREY. FOR NOW..THE GLASS IS HALF FULL.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1966- TORNADO STRUCK DOWNTOWN TOPEKA – KANSAS – 17 DEAD – $100 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: WARM UNDER SUN AND CLOUDS- LOWER 80S

TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY- 50-55

SAT: PARTLY SUNNY –80

SUN: BECOMING PARTLY SUNNY – MID 70S

MON: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 70S

WEATHERCAST:

ANOTHER FAIR WEATHER SYSTEM BUILDS IN BUT IT’S A COOL ONE…SO UNDER SUN AND CLOUDS LOOK FOR TEMPS TO MAINLY STAY IN 60S…AND BRIEFLY TOP OFF AROUND 70 IN SPOTS TODAY. CLEAR AND COOL TONIGHT…40S. AS THE HIGH ROLLS OFF THE COAST LATE WEEK – SOUTHERLY WINDS WILL MAKE IT MILDER WITH 70S AND PARTLY SUNNY SKIES THURSDAY…LOWER 80S BY FRIDAY. WEEKEND…SAME OLD STORY. A STALLED FRONT TO OUR SOUTH SHOULD BE CLOSE ENOUGH TO PRODUCE MORE IN THE WAY OF CLOUDS AND SHOWERS FROM LATE SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1982 – DEVASTATING FLOODS IN CONN., & RHODE ISLAND AFTER 5 TO 10” OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS.

SHORT VERSION:

TDY: SUN AND CLOUDS WITH A SPOTTY SHOWER – LOWER 70S

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 45-50

THURSDAY: PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80

FRIDAY: WARM UNDER SUN AND CLOUDS- LOWER 80S

SAT: TURNING CLOUDY WITH SHOWERS DEVELOPING – MID 70S

WEATHERCAST:

A COLD FRONT IN CENTRAL N.Y. AND PA. WILL REACH THE COAST BY EVENING. SUN AND CLOUDS WILL GIVE WAY TO SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM FROM THE AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING…HIGHS WILL BE IN THE 70S….THEN FALL TO 50 TONIGHT AS IT TURNS PARTLY CLOUDY.  COOL JUNE WEATHER WEDNESDAY WITH SUN AND CLOUDS…60S. MORE SEASONABLE FOR LATE WEEK UNDER PARTLY SUNNY SKIES…70S TO 80. WEEKEND…COULD GET UNSETTLED.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1925 – ONE OF THE EARLIEST 100 DEGREE READINGS IN NEW ENGLAND IN JUNE DURING ONE OF THE HOTTEST SUMMERS.

SHORT VERSION:

TDY: SUN AND CLOUDS  LATE SHOWERS & A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 70S

TONIGHT: SHOWERS END – PARTLY CLOUDY – 50

WED: VARIABLY CLOUDY- A SCATTERED SHOWER – LOWER 70S

THURSDAY: PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80

FRIDAY: WARM UNDER SUN AND CLOUDS- 80

WEATHERCAST:

LOW PRESSURE OFF THE MID ATLANTIC WILL MOVE SOUTH OF CAPE COD BY ENDING TAKING THE  RAIN WITH IT. SKIES WILL TURN PARTLY SUNNY THIS AFTERNOON WITH HIGHS 50S. CLEAR AND COOL TONIGHT…40S COMMON. SOME SUN TUESDAY BUT THE NEXT FRONT QUICKLY REPLACES THAT WITH  CLOUDS AND LATE SHOWERS – AND HIGHS IN 60S. MID TO LATE WEEK WILL BE MAINLY FAIR WITH COOL TEMPS GRADUALLY WARMING INTO 70S TO NEAR 80 BY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1825- full fledged hurricane sweeps up coast from Cuba causing damage to shipping in

New England.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: UNSEASONABLY COOL WITH RAIN TAPERING TO SHOWERS . 55-60

TONIGHT: TURNING PARTLY CLOUDY AND COOL – 45-50

TUES: SUN AND CLOUDS – LATE SHOWERS – LOWER 70S

WED: ARIABLY CLOUDY- A SCATTERED SHOWER – LOWER 70S

THURSDAY: PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80

Isolated non-severe thunderstorms will be possible ahead of an approaching warm front.

Scattered thunderstorms will develop ahead of an approaching cold front Friday afternoon, and continue through Friday evening. Thunderstorms will be slow moving, and with abundant moisture in place, could produce locally heavy rainfall. Isolated flash flooding will be possible, particularly in urban and poor drainage areas. Localized strong wind gusts will also be possible within any stronger thunderstorms. Thunderstorms will generally move from the west, toward the east at 10 to 15 mph.

WEATHERCAST:

JUNE…OFTEN THOUGHT AS A QUIET PLEASANT MONTH WITH THE DANGER OF FROST BEHIND US..AND CHANCES OF THUNDERSTORMS SLOWLY INCREASE. WELL – PLEASANT MAY BE HARD TO FIND INTO NEXT WEEK. HAZY- HUMID TODAY – IN THE 80S..SOME SHOWERS OR THUNDERSTORMS.

LOOKS CLOUDY WITH OCC’L WETNESS MOST OF THE WEEKEND. 70S SATURDAY – 60S SUNDAY.

DON’T LOOK FOR MUCH CHANGE AS WE MOVE INTO NEXT WEEK AS WEATHER SYSTEMS STALL NEARBY.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1948 – FLOOD WATERS CREST AND REMAIN ABOVE FLOOD LEVELS FOR 51 DAYS AT PORTLAND, OREGON.

SHORT VERSION:

TDY: HUMID WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 80S

TNTE: CLOUDY- PATCHY FOG AND DRIZZLE – 65-70

SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY- SHOWERS – CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S

SUN: PARTLY CLOUDY –- 55-60

MON: PARTLY SUNNY – MID 70S

A WARM FRONT WORKS UP FROM THE SOUTH WITH SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM TODAY INTO FRIDAY. 70’S AND HUMID TODAY….80’S AND STICKY FRIDAY. A COLD FRONT MOVES IN SATURDAY AND WILL SLOW DOWN LIKELY RESULTING IN CLOUDY SKIES WITH MORE SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM AND HIGHS IN 70S.  NOW THE BIG QUESTION… DOES THE FRONT HANG OUT OR MOVE SOUTH AND CLEAR US OUT SUNDAY …WHAT DO YOU THINK?

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1985- DEADLY OUTBREAK OF TORNADOES FROM OHIO INTO WESTERN NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA: 75 FATALITIES, 900 INJURED.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY: SOME SUN – CHANCE OF  LATE SHOWERS – MID 70S

T0NIGHT: CLOUDY- SHOWERS – AREAS OF FOG – MID 60S

FRI: HUMID WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 80S

SAT: CLOUDY- SHOWERS – CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS – 75-80

SUN: PARTLY CLOUDY – MID 70S

WEATHERCAST:

SHORT VERSION:

WEATHERCAST:

CANADA WILL SEND ANOTHER FRONT SOUTH…BUT BEFORE IT GETS HERE, SUMMER-LIKE WEATHER IS LIKELY TODAY, WITH HAZY HUMIDITY AND TEMPS WELL INTO THE 80S TO NEAR 90 IN SPOTS. CANNOT RULE OUT A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM HERE AND THERE. WINDS SHIFT TO NORTHEAST TONIGHT…SO CLOUDY AND COOLER. 70’S COMMON WEDNESDAY WITH SOME SUN AND SHOWERS . THE REMNANTS OF ALBERTO WILL GRAB THIS FRONT AND PUSH IT NORTH- SO BACK TO HUMIDITY AND WARMER TEMPS WITH SHOWERS & T-STORMS LATE WEEK.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1951 – HAILSTORM IN KANSAS CAUSES 6MILLION DOLLARS IN CROP DAMAGES.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY:            MOSTLY SUNNY – NEAR 90

TNTE:               PARTLY CLOUDY – LOWER 60S

WED:               PARTLY SUNNY – LOWER 80S

THURS:            SOME SUN – CHANCE OF SHOWERS – MID 70S

FRI:                  HUMID WITH SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 80S

WEATHERCAST:

THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND IS OFF TO A GOOD START WITH SUN…LOW HUMIDITY AND TEMPS WELL INTO THE 80S TODAY…AND CLEAR AND DRY TONIGHT IN 50S AND 60S. SATURDAY WILL BE PARTLY SUNNY AND MORE HUMID…HIGHS IN THE 80S. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE FROM SATURDAY EVENING RIGHT THROUGH MONDAY. WON’T BE RAINING MOST OF THE TIME..BUT CLOUDS WILL WIN OUT.  WEATHER OR NOT….HAVE A SAFE ONE.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1967 – HEAVY NEW ENGLAND STORM : 7” OF RAIN ON CAPE COD – 9” OF SNOW IN SOUTHERN VERMONT ANDNEW HAMPSHIRE.

SHORT VERSION:

TDY:               SUNNY AND WARM – 85-90

TNTE:           CLEAR – 60-65

SAT:               SUN & CLOUDS – LATE SHOWERS & THUNDERSTORMS –MID 80S

SUN:              CLOUDY- COOLER – SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS – 60S

MON:             CLOUDY- SHOWERS THEN SOME LATE BRIGHTENING  – 65-70