Say adios to the rain, wind, and cool temperatures for a while. After today's late November Nor'easter, amazing there was no snow involved, it looks like things will be on the upswing. It now looks like SNE is on the verge of another amazing warmup. Tomorrow with the storm departing, temperatures should respond nicely to between 55-60 degrees in much of SNE, exception will be Worcester, maybe only 50. If thats not a nice enough treat, wait until Saturday. There will be 100% sunshine and temperatures will be within a degree or two of 60.
Still not good enough? Well, then you will love Sunday. It should be mostly sunny again and highs should respond nicely up into the lower to middle 60's with dry conditions. No threat of rain. It will continue into Monday with highs in around 60. A frontal boundry will go throught the area Monday night-Tuesday and temperatures will "fall" to around or slightly above normal conditions. Mainly around 50. Wednesday southerly breezes will be back and highs should have no problem rebounding back well into the 50's. Right now it looks like Thursday of next week could be the warmest of the next bunch. Highs may be approaching mid-upper 60's. Its a long way out, so stay tuned.
FWI, parts of the DEEP SOUTH have already seen their first snow. Thundersnow was reported in Charleston, SC this past week. Snow accumulated up to 2" in Augusta, GA and snow was reportedly mixing in with light rain all the way down to the suburbs of ORLANDO, FL.
NOW TALK ABOUT WACKY WEATHER! A storm that brought SNOW to Orlando, FL is bringing ALL RAIN to New England.
Go figure.
4 comments:
JEN- 60's again...Is this winter ever going to start?
Taking an educated guess...when do you think SNE will at least see its first snow of the season.
JEN- I mean, come on its nearly December...
Not that I am wishing for high heating bills this winter, but a little snow wouldn't hurt.
Hey, it looks like we are all on at the same time.
First of all, HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Yeah, I am getting pretty sick of this ridiculous weather too.
There is hope for us though.
After next week's warmth, an arctic, and I mean Arctic push will be moving across the country. Highs in MT and the Upper Plains may struggle to get above ZERO.
Montana may stay below zero for highs by the middle of this week. All indications are that this cold air will be here by next week's end or next weekend. Highs here by next Saturday will probably be cold we are used to, lower to mid 40's, but Sunday and Monday could struggle to get above the freezing mark, especially you Jen outside of Worcester.
So, just stay in there and we will soon get out wish of cold (and snow?) Still yet to be seen.
I am betting it is not too much longer before that first good one:)
Now I am going to eat my turkey leftovers.
Keep on posting away.
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