Posts Tagged ‘weather’

by John Donnelly, meteorologist A low pressure system passes to our south, with light snowfall beginning after sunrise and lasting into late afternoon/early evening. It will be a wet snow, so total snow accumulation will be low, but of a dense variety, so 1-3 inches is to be expected. Winds will be light shifting from…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure builds in and chases the clouds away on brisk northwesterly breezes gusting to 30 mph through the day. Lot’s of sunshine, with a high in the mid 40’s and evening lows in the lower 30’s. Back to normal for a day or two. _____ John Donnelly was born in…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist A frontal system moves in from the southwest with an initial bout of light showers possible in the morning, but the better chance for light rain during the evening hours until about midnight. We’ll have some warmth and a little sun as we sit in the warm sector of the system…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Rain begins in the morning and lasts through the mid afternoon. Winds will be howling out of the southwest helping to drive temperatures up into the upper 50’s from morning low in the upper 30’s. _____ John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to Rhode Island and settled…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure slides further to the southeast over the area keeping the skies clear, but the cool air in place. Afternoon highs only in the mid 30’s from chilly morning lows in the teens. Winds remain fairly light with a few gusts approaching 20 mph. _____ John Donnelly was born in…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist After some light overnight rain showers end before the sunrise, high pressure will begin to move in from the northwest and bring the wind. Gusts towards 30 mph expected, chilling the 40 degree warmth to something less. Still above freezing, so more of the dense ice will be loosened up as…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist We’ll catch a mostly nice day with temperatures finally getting above freezing in the morning and warming to the mid 40’s by afternoon. Ample sun and light breezes help to lay the groundwork for the hope of Spring. Low pressure develops well to our west, and may provide a cool light…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Low pressure and a cold front develops over the eastern Great Lakes, moving our way through the day with light rain eventually reaching us by early evening and carrying on until just past midnight. We’ll get something good out of the situation with gusty southerly breezes funneling warmer air over us…

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure drives in with cool air from the northwest. We’ll see temps not get out of the upper 20’s from morning lows in the upper teens with northwesterly breezes chilling us down even further. Plenty of sun, though, for what that’s worth! _____ John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida…