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PRETTY!! Big 988mb storm over Wisconsin heading to Ontario then Hudson Bay.
For here...
Quote:
National Weather Service New York NY
1255 PM EST Tue Jan 10 2017
The Tri-State Region will become wedged between strong high
pressure over the North Atlantic and deep low pressure near the
Great Lakes tonight. An occluded front will pass early Wednesday.
Unsettled weather is expected late in the week and through the
weekend as a series of low pressure systems move across the
region.
It's only 33 and completely overcast but it actually feels warm. Guess that's what 5 straight sub freezing days does.
Warming into the 50s in Thursday, then back down to 20s and then back up to 40s. That should be nice-finally some variability. As long as it's not rainy...
Here's the setup for this weekend. Luckily for me its now becoming clear the cold front will stall SOUTH of NYC. Snow to north, rain to south of this front as a short wave moves across with moisture. Enough moisture on the cold side of the front to drop a "little" snow across PA, NY, Southern New England.
It's only 33 and completely overcast but it actually feels warm. Guess that's what 5 straight sub freezing days does....
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that. I'm in short sleeves as if it's Spring outside at 33F. LOL! Why cant it just stay in the single digits so we can get used to that?
It's only 33 and completely overcast but it actually feels warm. Guess that's what 5 straight sub freezing days does.
Warming into the 50s in Thursday, then back down to 20s and then back up to 40s. That should be nice-finally some variability. As long as it's not rainy...
I've just realized that you seem to have a real aversion to rain......I mean, Do you really hate the rain that much? If so, maybe you should consider moving to your dream climate. I'd bet you would much rather live somewhere like Goodland,Kansas over a place such as Indianapolis or Rochester
I've just realized that you seem to have a real aversion to rain......I mean, Do you really hate the rain that much? If so, maybe you should consider moving to your dream climate. I'd bet you would much rather live somewhere like Goodland,Kansas over a place such as Indianapolis or Rochester
I love being outdoors and walk a lot of places so I find rain to be annoying and inconvenient. Cold rain is very uncomfortable and depressing and it lasts many hours. Warm rain and what we get in the summer is much better. I enjoy thunderstorms and don't mind the rain if its brief and I can go outside soon after. I find too often my plans aren't disrupted by rain and whole days of rain, which most of our winter rain is like, is depressing to me.
Rain about once a week outside of winter and only snow in winter is ideal for me. Enough to prevent drought and to provide some interest but not enough for it to be annoying or disruptive.
Also, I don't care for green, lush landscapes--they're pretty monotonous and closed in. So for me, I prefer drier landscapes such as steppes, plains and deserts. I love how far you can see then.
Goodland is very close to my dream climate. Definitely an A climate. Areas just to the north in the Nebraska panhandle are my absolute favorite climates. I am planning on moving to Colorado in a few years.
Main concern in the near term will be the wind. Will be issuing a
wind advisory for most of the area.
Latest analysis showed a warm front moving into southwest Missouri
with a tight pressure gradient across Missouri and Illinois. This
pressure gradient was causing the winds to stay up overnight. Latest
RAP is showing this tight gradient remaining over the area into at
least early afternoon with some mixing allowing stronger gusts to
mix down. Think this will be enough to justify a wind advisory
across all but the far northern part of the CWA today. Sustained
winds will be around 30 mph with gusts to around 40 mph before they
rapidly fall later this afternoon and this evening once the pressure
gradient relaxes.
There will be a chance of showers today as a weak shortwave moves
across the Midwest. The attendant cold front will move from
northwest to southeast across the area today as well. We are
already well above January temperature normals, and we will see a
non diurnal trend as temperatures fall behind a bit behind the
front. Highs over most of the area today will reach the upper 50s
to around 60 which is supported by the MOS temperatures. Dry weather
is expected tonight in the wake of the upper trough. Temperatures
should fall back into the 30s according the GEFS mean 2m
temperatures.
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