Weather Wonders Across America: Cold Fronts, Warm Spells, and Fall Adventures

Discover the contrasting weather wonders sweeping across the United States this week with us on The Weatherman Podcast. Ever wondered how a high-pressure system stretching from eastern Canada to the Gulf Coast impacts your local weather? Get ready to unravel the mysteries behind the cold fronts and warm spells as we, Mitty Ronson and Steve Pellettieri, bring you the latest updates and forecasts. From the fair skies in the Northeast corridor to the rain-drenched Pacific Northwest, we've got your weather puzzle pieces covered. Experience the perfect blend of sunshine and cool breezes as we highlight the best places for fall foliage escapades.

Eager to plan your travels or just curious about the week's weather across major cities? Let us guide you through foggy mornings in LA, crisp sunny days in New York City, and everything in between. With frost advisories in place and a warming trend on the horizon, we paint a vivid picture of what to expect in the coming days. Whether you're in sunny Texas or the cool, bright Chicago days, our insights ensure you're always one step ahead. Join us for a journey through this week's weather wonders, ensuring you make the most of the beautiful fall season ahead.

Transcript

Speaker 0: 0:00

Hi, this is Mitty Ronson, steve Pelletieri and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Wednesday. It is the 16th day, entering the second half of October of 2024. And a look at the weather chart shows a big area of high pressure that extends from eastern Canada all the way down to the Gulf Coast. The frontal system has already gone through Florida and it looks like they're getting that north-northwest wind and then a northeasterly flow along the eastern shores of Florida, so South Florida, the frontal system still in between the Keys and Cuba, and it looks like there could be some scattered showers with that, but nothing much, just a strong easterly flow across the Gold Coast and the west coast of Florida as well, and it looks like high pressure will be the main feature for the next several days. It looks like fair skies for the northeast corridor from DC up to the Boston area, although a little bit cooler than it should be this time of year. We have frost advisories from many places for the overnight period Wednesday night and Thursday night but eventually this high pressure moves offshore and the return flow of southwest winds will warm things up and challenges will be above normal this weekend and into early next week as well. Taking a look around the nation, we also see a series of low-pressure systems now working their way into the Pacific Northwest. Two frontal systems already brought some rain to Washington, oregon, northern California, northern Nevada and sections of Idaho and western Montana and over the next several days a few more frontal systems will be working their way out of the Aleutians down towards the south and east and working its way into the Pacific Northwest as well. But central and south Florida looking pretty good. San Francisco just some showers maybe from time to time with those cold fronts, but dry weather with some fogging conditions in the morning down in LA this is typical this time of year and fair and dry in also San Diego. Texas is looking pretty good, no problems in Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth. Chicago fair and cool, but sunshine, good weather. A little bit of warming occurring across Minneapolis-St Paul no problem into Atlanta, flying there. Charlotte's looking good. New York City looks like Newark. New York, laguardia, jfk all having great weather for the next several days if you're flying in and out of those cities. Weather for the next several days if you're flying in and out of those cities. Weather for the Northeast Carter highs today ranging only in the upper 50s to near 60 in DC, 55 up in Boston, about 57 in New York City. Nighttime temperatures down close to 40, but interior spots down near 32. And then both on Thursday and Friday at gradual moderation, 60 to 65. Expect it both days 70 to 75 this upcoming weekend.

Speaker 0: 2:25

I'm Eddie Rogers, steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day. Today. Looks like some great viewing for the fall foliage that will be peaking in many interior spots in Pennsylvania, new York State and New England and also across the central and northern Great Lakes as well. They'll probably just have to peak maybe a few days beyond that, but still some great views in the eastern seaboard. If in fact you can get out this upcoming weekend, the weather will be dry. I'm Steve Pelletieri. Have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Thursday.