Posts Tagged ‘weather’

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Saturday 9/16/23: Hurricane Lee strikes a glancing blow over the course of the day today, mainly a wind event for us, and being on the west side of the storm, the storms’ movement is subtracted from the storms reported wind speed, so if max winds are 65 mph and the storm…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure remains in control of the surface weather, but high cloud cover spills over from Hurricane Lee, who will approach from the south and track to our east, settling in the Gulf of Maine by Saturday. Main impact here will be some northeasterly winds gusting to 30 mph. Highs will…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist “Because for the first time in forever, it won’t be raining, there’ll be light!” Finally, a dry day with no flooding downpours to speak of. Low dew points, so every surface won’t be a mold incubator, either. Cool morning lows in the low 60’s rising a crisp high in the mid…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Hey guess what? Shockingly, we’re in for some more rain in the form of showers and thunderstorms from mid to late morning on through the afternoon and beyond. Same temperature regime, mid upper 60’s for lows bookended around highs in the mid 70’s with a southerly breeze. It’s a “C” day!…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist It only rains on days that end in “Y”. Probably some scattered showers here and there through the day as the low pressure system tries to escape to our east, dragging a residual trough through the area that will ‘encourage’ some nimbus development. Less chance of lightning and downpours, so there’s…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Another day of muggy conditions with morning mist/fog and the chance for showers and thunderstorms scattered through the afternoon. The low pressure rolling along the frontal boundary moves east, and may drag some drier air into the area later in the evening, but it’s a long shot. Los in the upper…