The first freeze of the season at my location, as the low dropped to 31.6 degrees this morning.
A storm system will start to approach our area tonight, bringing with it a chance for a shower late tonight and a high in the mid 50’s.
A storm system will start to approach our area tonight, bringing with it a chance for a shower late tonight and a high in the mid 50’s.
Tomorrow will be warmer ahead of the storm system with a
chance of a shower early in the morning and again in the late afternoon and at
night. The highs should be in the low 60’s.
Wednesday a Nor’easter will develop off the New Jersey
coast, bringing us steady rain and a high in the low to mid 50’s.
The rain will continue into Thursday morning, with a
continued chance for showers on Thursday afternoon and night and highs in the
mid 50’s.
Friday will be variably cloudy with a slight chance of a
shower and highs in the upper 50’s
The Nor’easter will finally move away and Saturday through
next Tuesday should be mostly sunny with warming temperatures ahead of the next
cold front. High temperatures will be in
the low 60’s Saturday through Monday, rising to the upper 60’s next Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday a Tropical Depression may make its way
into the Gulf of Mexico near the Florida Keys, but it now looks as if this
storm will not have a chance to develop due to an unfavorable upper level wind
flow. This will cause the storm to shear
out across the Florida Keys and extreme Southern Florida, before heading toward
the Bahamas, then out to sea.
Next Wednesday a cold front will approach, bringing a chance
of showers and highs in the 50’s.
Next Thursday and Friday will then be much colder behind the
front with lows around freezing and highs only in the upper 40’s.
Next Saturday another cold front will approach. The day will start out nice but then clouds
will increase with a chance of showers at night. The highs next Saturday should be in the low
50’s.
Next Sunday we will have a chance of showers with temperatures
remaining in the low 50’s all day.
Just beyond the next two weeks, it still looks as if some
winter-like temperatures may invade our area, with even a slight chance of some
winter-like precipitation sometime between November 2nd and November
6th. We shall see. Stay tuned…
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