Weekend Weather Breakdown with Steve Pellettiere: Forecast for September 7th, 2024

Curious about how the weather could impact your weekend plans? Join meteorologist Steve Pelletier on the latest episode of the Weatherman Podcast as he unpacks the weather forecast for Saturday, September 7th, 2024. From scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Northeast to the promise of clearer skies in the Mid-Atlantic states, Steve provides an extensive breakdown of what to expect. He also highlights the potential for prolonged showers in the southern states as the front becomes stationary. Get ready for a Sunday and Monday filled with sunny and pleasant conditions, perfect for outdoor activities.

But that's not all—Steve dives into how this weather shift might affect pollen levels and what aviation enthusiasts need to know about potential flight delays in key hubs like New York, Philadelphia, and Atlanta. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or just want to stay ahead of the weather, Steve's engaging presentation and expert insights will help you prepare for the days ahead. Don't miss out on this detailed analysis of upcoming weather patterns and how they might influence your week!

Transcript

Speaker 0: 0:00

Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom. On your Saturday, it is the 7th day of September 2024. Frontal system moving through the northeast will bring some scattered showers and thunderstorms from DC up to the Boston area. They'll move through gradually during the midday by the later afternoon. High pressure starting to build down from the Great Lakes will give great weather for the mid-Atlantic states all the way up through New England, including the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and the Tennessee Valley, as that frontal system most likely becomes stationary, as it has in the last several days, generally across the southern states, extending from east Texas across through Louisiana and then through northern Florida, and that's where there'll be areas of showers and some thunderstorms lingering there over the next several days. But on your Saturday temperatures will reach the upper 70s, looking for the possibility of maybe a tenth to a quarter of an inch and some scattered showers. Of course, with thunderstorms it could be some higher amounts, but the front moves through quickly and skies will clear at night. After highs today in the upper 70s, lower 80s, it'll be mostly clear overnight down to a near 50.

Speaker 0: 0:57

And sunny weather for Sunday. A beautiful day tomorrow 70 to 75. Monday is looking sunny, near 80. Then it warms up this week. Tuesday and Wednesday. For the mid-Atlantic states, mid to upper 80s expected, so well above normal conditions for the midweek.

Speaker 0: 1:12

As far as the pollen is concerned, looks like we will have some scattered showers, so still a bit on the high side, but with the scattered showers it might tend to sort of lower the concentration of ragweed and also grass pollens. However, once the front moves through high-pressure building in just going to bring it right back in, we'll have some very high amounts of pollen from the mid-Atlantic states westward to the Great Lakes and northern plain states and then extending in through north Texas but across the Gulf Coast. Looks like because of the rainy weather on and off there, there'll be less pollen problems in those places. Aviation-wise, looks like the possibility of some scattered showers and thunderstorms could slow things down. New York, north Philadelphia and Washington DC. Atlanta also going to have some scattered thunderstorms with the weather front, especially as that front moves through later afternoon and evening. Chicago's looking good. Minneapolis looking good. West Coast continues dry. I'm Indy Rogers, steve Pelletieri and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Sunday.