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Navigating Mid-October Weather: From Lake-Effect Showers to Northeast Gusts
What if you could predict the weather with the precision of a seasoned meteorologist? Join me, Steve Pelletier, on The Weatherman Podcast, where I promise to equip you with the know-how to navigate the mid-October chill sweeping across the country. As a robust high-pressure system descends from Canada, you’ll learn how it’s influencing the lake-effect rain showers from the shores of Lake Superior to Lake Huron. While the northeast grapples with gusty winds causing airport delays in New York, cities like Boston, Atlanta, and Charlotte are enjoying calmer, drier conditions.
Meanwhile, listen as I paint a vivid picture of the weather across the rest of the nation, from Florida’s welcome dry spell to the rain-soaked Pacific Northwest. California’s coast stays dry, while the Midwest enjoys fair conditions amid brisk winds. Anticipate a frosty start for many in the northeast, signaling the true onset of fall. Whether you're ready to embrace the chill or are merely preparing for your commute, I’ve got all the insights you need. Hold onto your hats and tune in to prepare for the weather ahead.
Hi, this is Meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Tuesday. We're halfway through the month. It's the Ides of October, if you can call it. That Looks like temperatures on this 15th day of October will be a bit on the chilly side in many north and northeastern communities. This has a strong high-pressure system that's building down from Canada. It's causing lake-effect rain, rain showers mostly across the southern shores of Lake Superior, central and eastern shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, also to the east and south of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario as well. Most of those showers, still with up-air level disturbances swinging through the central and southern Great Lakes, will cause maybe just clouds and maybe some showers.
Speaker 0:In the Boston area today Looks dry. In Atlanta dry in Charlotte. In the northeast blustery conditions so a bit bumpy and maybe some turbulence. Going into the New York area Also LaGuardia, jfk slight delays because of dealing with that gusty northwest wind. Up in Chicago, no problems there, expecting plenty of fair to partly cloudy conditions, but those strong northwest winds there as well.
Speaker 0:South Florida finally drying out. Still dry across much of Texas and the central plain states up to St Louis. Westward to the west coast it looks dry in LA and San Diego. Looks like some showers moving into San Francisco and some rainy weather in the Pacific Northwest. Weather for the northeast corner looks dry for the next several days. There is going to be those scattered showers in Ohio, in the Pacific Northwest. Weather for the Northeast Carter looks dry for the next several days there is going to be those scattered showers in Ohio, western Pennsylvania, western New York. But as you get further east downslope out of the Appalachians it dries things out Still, with some fair weather clouds though.
Speaker 0:Highs will only range from 55 to 60 from DC to New York and Boston today and it looks like only in the mid to upper 50s to near 60 during the daytime on Wednesday. It starts to warm up on Thursday, near 60. Friday and Saturday for the Northeast looks like temperatures will be warming back to near seasonable levels in the 60s, also into the 70s on Saturday and Sunday Normal first frost usually occurs around this time, probably going to have a frosty start. Many communities in the northeast, especially the interior spots, on wednesday morning and thursday morning and possibly on friday morning as well this typically is the time of year that it usually happens in those places might be about a week early. I am meteorologist steve pelletieri and I'm the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Hold on to your hats a bit breezy in some spots across the northeast and we'll talk to you first thing on wednesday. Take care, have a great day.