Stormy Skies and Clean Air

Ever wondered how a simple weather update could impact your daily plans or even your health? Tune in to WeathermanPodCom as we uncover the intricate dance of weather systems affecting the United States this Tuesday, July 23rd. We'll navigate through the torrent of showers and thunderstorms sweeping across the southeastern states, stretching from Texas to the Florida Panhandle, and moving northeastwards. Expect detailed insights on how these weather patterns are set to disrupt cities from Houston to Boston, causing potential travel delays and bringing much-needed rain to some areas while leaving others dry.

Anticipate a midweek respite in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast as a frontal system brings promising weather by Friday, accompanied by high pressure from central Canada. While the East enjoys a breath of fresh air, thanks to cleansing rains, other regions like eastern Montana and southern California brace for worsening air quality. Stay informed on regional air quality conditions and be prepared for what's coming next. Join me, Steve Pelletier, as we dissect the weather's impact on your life and provide the latest updates to help you plan ahead. Don't miss our next briefing on Wednesday for continued weather insights.

Transcript

Speaker 0: 0:00

Hi, this has been your watcher, steve Pelletier, and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking in to weathermanpodcom on your Tuesday, 23rd day of the month of July already, and we're getting pretty close to the end of this month and so far it has been dry in the east but now showers and thunderstorms have been persistent across the southeastern states and it's going to be locally heavy from coastal Texas right through Louisiana and the western panhandle of Florida. Showers and thunderstorm threat continues into northern Mississippi, alabama, eastern sections of Tennessee and Kentucky. Of course it's spreading towards the northeast. There's a frontal system stationary that lies from coastal Massachusetts right through central and northern New Jersey all the way out into the central Mississippi, river Valley, west Coast, generally dry. However there is some cloud cover across the interior section, southeastern portion of California into Nevada and the Four Corners reason where the monsoons continue. But dry conditions likely from San Diego all the way up through Portland and in the Seattle area. But rainy weather for Houston and that's going to cause some delays going into there In the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Basically, showers and thunderstorms are a possibility, more in the afternoon but a good portion of the time the weather will be generally dry. The biggest problem, of course, extensive areas of showers and thunderstorms in Atlanta and in Charlotte and even the possibility of afternoon and evening thunderstorms in the New York-Philadelphia area all the way up to the Boston region as well. Weather for the northeast corner calling for mostly cloudy conditions and scattered showers and thunderstorms each afternoon today, tomorrow and even into Thursday.

Speaker 0: 1:30

By Friday a frontal system and high pressure building south from central Canada will move across the Great Lakes and eventually, by Friday, we're going to have some great weather in the mid-Atlantic and northeast. Still looks like some showers and thunderstorms over the southeastern states by that time, because of extensive rainy conditions, air quality in the east, from Maine all the way down to the Gulf Coast and even coastal Texas, will be okay. When you have rainy weather the air quality tends to be cleansed by the falling rains. Also, rainy weather across the Great Lakes, keeping the air quality good there, the air quality good there. But from the Ohio Valley into the central Mississippi railing valley and to the rest of the nation it looks like generally marginal conditions as far as moderate amounts of air pollution and some upholstery. But we have the worst condition over eastern sections of Montana, north Dakota and over coastal sections of Southern California down into Arizona and New Mexico that type of situation. The air quality will probably be the same on Wednesday. Wednesday we're looking at good air quality around the east because of rains, but unhealthy conditions expected in the same places eastern Montana and over North Dakota and southern portions of Arizona. That'll be on Wednesday.

Speaker 0: 2:43

I'm your manager, steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today and talk to you first thing on Wednesday. Take care.