Posts Tagged ‘Rhode Island weather’

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Two as yet distant low pressure systems will bring us our weather today, A coastal low that will generate rain during the early afternoon, and then a midwestern low that will kick up some snow showers through the evening hours, accumulating up to an inch by midnight. Lows around 30 and…

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Our cold front clears east through the day nd takes the cool rain with it, rain ending by just after sunrise, not that will see the sun as he peeks above the horizon, but we will a bit later and drier air infiltrates behind the front. We’ll have highs in the…

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Increasing cloud cover through the day with the chance of an evening and overnight shower as another slow moving midwestern low pressure system creeps along eastward. Morning lows in the upper 20’s rise to evening highs in the mid 40’s with a light southeasterly breeze. It’s a “B” day! ___ Follow…

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure slides just a bit east, retreating to the coastal waters. Cloud cover moves in through the afternoon as mid level steering flow guides the advancement of the next weather maker currently over the mid-west. Still cold, morning lows in the upper teens rising to the low 30’s with a…

by Jack Donnelly, meteorologist Another frontal system approaches from the southwest, but any rain will hold off until well into the night. We’ll have a mostly overcast sky to deal with today, an a short range of temperatures, morning lows in the upper 30’s and afternoon highs in the low 40’s with a light north-northeasterly…