Posts Tagged ‘weather’

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Autumn high pressure with seasonable temperatures ranging from a morning low in the mid 40’s and afternoon highs in the mid 60’s with a light westerly breeze under a mostly clear sky. Not much else to say. Pretty day. ___ John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Mostly clear today as high pressure keeps building in over the area and suppresses nearly all cloud development. A chilly morning low flirting with the 40 mark, then warming to a seasonable 60 during the afternoon. Westerly breezes will be up a bit, some gusts poking into the mid 20 mph…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Saturday 10/8/22: A cold front will pass in the night with the chance for some early morning light rain showers somewhere in the area, but nothing widespread, should be over with by sunrise. Noticeably cooler behind the front, afternoon highs reaching only the upper 50’s followed by evening lows in the…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure keeps any significant weather at bay through most of the day. A dry cold front will approach from the northwest later in the evening bringing with it a windshift to a more northwesterly direction. Some scattered cloud cover will accompany the front through the area. Afternoon highs in the…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist We’ll be essentially finished with Ian’s influence on our recent weather pattern, and we may even see the sun with dry conditions with only light breezes as high pressure drives the storm further out into the ocean where he belongs. Morning lows in the upper 50’s rise to around 70 in…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Same old story, light rain and chilly-breezy conditions as Ian hangs around off the southern New England coast. High pressure begins to build to the northwest, so we’ll have slightly more push behind the storm, which should signal the end of this dismal situation after today. Highs and lows within a…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Our current and recent pattern will continue for at least another day, as Ian’s remnant are blocked off by high pressure to the north, keeping the storm in a holding pattern over the coastal regions of the northeastern US. So another day of clouds and wind, but with added bouts of…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Remnants of Ian remain stalled off the northeastern US coast, which means another day of windy conditions, maybe a bit more sun. Chilly lows in the upper 40’s and afternoon highs reaching only the upper 50’s with the northeasterly winds gusting to 35 mph. ___ John Donnelly was born in Hialeah,…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist As the rain starts to fade and scatter, winds will pick up a bit as the pressure gradient on the northwest side of the storm tightens, so we’ll see northeasterly winds gusting to around 30 mph or greater. Highs in the mid 50’s and evening lows in the upper 40’s once…