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YOUR FORECAST: 

TDY: SUN AND SOME CLOUDS – MID 70S

TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY- 50-55

FRI: CLOUDY- WINDY- 65-70SAT: VARIABLY CLOUDY- A SHOWER POSSIBLE – MID 70S

SUN: PARTLY SUNNY – MID 70S 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1950 – YANKEETOWN, FLA….RECEIVES 38.70” RAIN IN 24 HOURS.

Dorian…south of Charleston, S.C. continues to be a dangerous hurricane with winds of 115-120 mph. He will likely move across Eastern N.C. with dangerous storm surge and winds today and tonight.  Some of his rain and wind will affect southern New England Friday. Below – track of hurricane center…model tracks…rainfall expected thru Monday.

Below – tropical Atlantic…..other than Dorian…no threat to the U. S. in the near future. 

Below severe weather threat today in dark green and yellow…then animated maps for next 2 days.  Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:TDY: HAZY – HUMID – LATE THUNDERSTORMS, SOME GUSTY TO SEVERE MID 80S

TNTE: CLEARING – 55-60

THUR: VARIABLY CLOUDY AND COOLER – 70-75

FRI: CLOUDY- WINDY- 65-70SAT: VARIABLY CLOUDY- A SHOWER POSSIBLE MID 70S

Early a.m. radar of Dorian – moving along the coastline. Below – satellite picture of Dorian + hurricane center track and model tracks…all in sync.

​Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow…then rainfall through Sunday.​

Lastly…satellite of tropical Atlantic….very busy with many systems to watch..followed by animated maps for next 2 days showing track of Dorian. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: VARIABLY CLOUDY- HUMID – SCATTERED SHOWERS OR GUSTY THUNDERSTORMS – 70-75

TONITE: CLOUDY- SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS – LOWER 60S

TUES: PARTLY SUNNY – LESS HUMID – LOW 80S

WED: HAZY – HUMID – LATE THUNDERSTORMS – MID 80S

THUR: CLOUDY AND COOLER – 70

WEATHER TRIVIA:1953 – EXTENDED SUMMER HEATWAVE: HARTFORD, CT = 101 , BOSTON, MA – 100CONCORD, N.H. = 98.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 80S

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 60SAT: SUNNY- UPPER 70S

SUN: INCREASING CLOUDS – MID 70S

MON: CLOUDY- SOME SHOWERS – 80 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1839 – A COASTAL HURRICANE CAUSED SNOW IN NEW ENGLAND. SNOW COVERED THE GROUND IN THE CATSKILLS, N.Y.

Not much more to say than what you have seen on tv. Dorian will become a Cat 4 hurricane and head for Florida. The exact track still unsure…nevertheless..the state will receive a big blow since the storm is moving slowly. The latest track has been shifted south by about 30 miles.Life threatening flooding…storm surge and wind expected.  Below – hurricane center track…..model tracks…..probability of tropical storm winds.

​Below – satellite + radar shows large storms in Plains…and good shot of Dorian.

Below – explaining watches and warnings…..followed by animated maps into weekend….rainfall into Wednesday…..snapshot weather for Saturday. ​Be safe. 

TDY: SUNNY- DRY BREEZE – 80-85

TNTE: CLEAR- 55-60

FRI: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 80S

SAT: SUNNY- MID 70S

SUN: INCREASING CLOUDS – MID 70S

WEATHER TRIVIA:1965 – 2.5” SNOW AT MT.WASHINGTON, N.H. – 20’S IN CONN., 39 ON CAPE COD,MA.

Satellite above shows Dorian to continue to intensify with 85+ mph winds. He is expected to become a CAT 3 as he approaches Florida – Sunday/Monday. Most of the hurricane models aim for Central Fla., but the Euro continues to insist on So. Florida…and then up the East Coast.In any event…The SE U.S. has to be on alert. Below – tracks by the various computer models…followed by official track of The Hurricane Center.

Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green and yellow….animated maps for next 2 days….rainfall into Tuesday of next week.

​Below- snapshot weather for Friday.  Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TDY: SOME SUN – LATE SHOWERS – LOWER 80S

TNTE: SHOWERS – LOWER 60STHURS: SUNNY- DRY BREEZE – 80

FRI: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- 80

SAT: SUNNY- MID 70S

WEATHER TRIVIA:1961 – HEAVY RAIN FROM TROPICAL STORM DORIA CAUSED FLOODS IN NO. NEW JERSEY WITH DAMAGE OF $138 MILLION. 

Dorian has 60+ mph winds and lots of rain and will move across Puerto Rico today…result cannot be good. After that…it is a tough call. Most models bring it toward Florida…some keep it along the coast and head for the Carolinas next week…so it will have to be watched like all tropical systems. Below – hurricane center track…followed by tracks from computer models.

Below- satellite picture showing Dorian and now Erin…which will moveout into the Atlantic. Following that – animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall through Sunday.

Lastly – snapshot weather for your Thursday.  Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST: 

TDY: PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80

TNTE: PARTLY CLOUDY- 55-60

WED: SOME SUN – LATE SHOWERS – LOWER 80S

THURS: CLOUDS, HUMID, SHOWERS – 80-85

FRI: SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY- 80-85 

WEATHER TRIVIA:1986- COLD SNAP – DULUTH, MN., DROPS TO 32F. 

Above – track of Dorian by The Hurricane Center. This Labor Day Weekend …he could threaten Bahamas and Florida if he holds together. Below – tracks of the various computer models…which for the most part ….are all in agreement.

​Below- satellite + radar showing showers headed for the East.

​Below – animated maps for the next 2 days followed by rainfall into Saturday.

​Closing with risk of severe weather today in dark green….then snapshot weather for Wednesday. Be safe.

YOUR FORECAST:

TODAY: MOSTLY SUNNY AND PLEASANT – MID 70S

TNTE: CLEAR- LOWER 50S

TUES: PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80

WED: SOME SUN – LATE SHOWERS – LOWER 80STHURS: CLOUDS, HUMID, SHOWERS – 80-85

Above…satellite shows weak tropical disturbance off the southeast coast – moving into Atlantic. Tropical storm Dorian..50mph winds…moving toward Leeward Islands.  Below – satellite + radar showing storms in Central U.S.

Below – today’s risk of severe weather in dark green – yellow and brown….followed by animated maps for the next couple.

Below – rainfall projections through Friday….followed by expected track for Tropical Storm Dorian followed by snapshot weather for Tuesday.​Be safe.

Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 76. North wind 5 to 8 mph.  

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 51. North wind around 5 mph becoming calm after midnight.  

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 75. North wind 3 to 6 mph.  

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 54. North wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening.  

Sunday: Isolated showers after 2pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 72. Chance of precipitation is 20%. 

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 49. 

Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 72

Today: Scattered showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 2pm. Areas of fog before 9am. Otherwise, cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 86. Calm wind becoming west 5 to 7 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.  

Tonight: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59. North wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. 

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 76. Calm wind becoming north 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon.  

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 53. North wind 3 to 6 mph.  

Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 75. North wind 3 to 7 mph.  

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 53.