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2pm Map. Mid Afternoon and its still in the 50s from Philly into Southern New England. Well below normal. It's Warmer in Northern Maine than D.C
You can see how the sun is causing surface temps to heat up nicely.
Crazy this time of year when you can have 70 or even 80 degrees in one place
and only 50 miles away it’s only in the 50s....once we get into mid-june
temps are more uniform.
Like today Buffalo is a balmy 70F and we’re struggling in the 50s....
an east wind this time of year and we’re doomed...cold lake does it everytime,
not so for Buffalo as they are on the “eastern” end of Lake Erie.
I still wouldn’t trade positions with them as most of the time it is west wind
which means lake heavy effect snow in winter.
Crazy this time of year when you can have 70 or even 80 degrees in one place
and only 50 miles away it’s only in the 50s....once we get into mid-june
temps are more uniform.
Like today Buffalo is a balmy 70F and we’re struggling in the 50s....
an east wind this time of year and we’re doomed...cold lake does it everytime,
not so for Buffalo as they are on the “eastern” end of Lake Erie.
I still wouldn’t trade positions with them as most of the time it is west wind
which means lake heavy effect snow in winter.
East wind here too dooms us. Mist and Chill. Guess I'll need the heat again as its not passing 50s today.
Sun causing pop up storms in Western PA and OH. Temps in the 70s and 80s where the sun came out..
We have to be near record low max's if they hold.
Normal High at the coast here is 69°. Hartford is 72°.
Normal high for Boston is 67°, they are at 50° at 5pm.
Normal high for Philly is 75° and they just hit 60° at 5pm.
High pressure should weaken here bringing better precip chances this week and high temps a bit lower. Some discrepancies in the models regarding a low pressure system later in the week.
Quote:
Showers and tstms will become more sctd on Monday, with generally
sctd convection expected daily through the week as the ridge aloft
continues to break down. Low level southeasterly flow will
maintain an influx of warm and moist Gulf air, with lows each
morning in the lower to middle 70s and aftn highs around 90.
Model guidance continues to indicate (to varying degrees) a more
enhanced trough developing over the Gulf of Mexico by the middle
to latter part of the week. In addition, there are indications of
some low level energy moving northward from the western
Caribbean, resulting in a sfc trough or low possibly developing
over the central or eastern Gulf. The Canadian and European models
both show the low closing off and strengthening over the central
Gulf with the Canadian exceptionally robust in its development
(which is characteristic for this model). Meanwhile the GFS is
weaker and further east with the placement of the low. Discounting
the typically aggressive Canadian, confidence in the late week
fcst remains lower than average although guidance has shown a
rather consistent signal regarding at least a weak low or trough
over the central/eastern Gulf by the Thursday/Friday timeframe.
For now, will maintain daily sctd PoPs through the extended,
capping at 40 to 50 percent with the highest PoPs over eastern
portions of the area. However, these numbers may need to be
nudged upward by the end of next week should the trough shift
further westward.
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