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Weekend Weather Outlook: Sunny Skies in the Northeast and Rainy Forecasts in Texas and the Pacific Northwest
Unlock the secrets of this weekend’s weather with meteorologist Steve Pelletieri. Get ready to enjoy the Northeast’s sunny skies and mild temperatures, as high pressure from the Great Lakes ushers in delightful conditions. Whether you’re catching the autumn colors in New York, wandering through Boston's historic streets, or exploring DC’s monuments, expect a pleasant weekend with temperatures reaching the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. Don't forget to set your clocks back as we transition to Eastern Standard Time. Get the lowdown on the warm trend building up for the coming week, accented by just a few clouds by Monday.
Planning to travel across the country? Stay ahead of the weather curve with Steve’s insights into a rainy outlook for central and northern Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas, where an active low-pressure system may lead to severe weather and potential flooding. The Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, and parts of California, will face significant rainfall and mountain snow, creating a winter-like scene. Meanwhile, cities like Atlanta, Charlotte, and St. Louis will mostly enjoy dry conditions, with only minor weather concerns lingering in Texas and along the West Coast. Tune in for a comprehensive weather breakdown to perfectly plan your weekend activities.
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletieri and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Saturday, second day of November 2024. And we're looking at some pretty good weather across the northeast it looks like from the mid-Atlantic all the way up to the northeastern states. High pressure is building down from the Great Lakes and that means good weather for those places at least up through Sunday. And with that high pressure building just offshore return flow southwest winds and maybe a frontal system to give us a little extra cloud cover by Monday and Tuesday. But the trend will be towards warmer conditions as we head towards the middle of the week.
Speaker 1:Elsewhere across the nation, if you are traveling on this Saturday, expect a lot of rainfall across much of central and northern Texas, oklahoma, also sections of Kansas and Nebraska as well, from an area of low pressure it's going to cause some locally severe weather from the western panhandle of Texas, out of also southern and eastern New Mexico where there could be some flooding, also seeing big areas of low pressure, some continued illusion of low pressure and frontal systems moving out of the Pacific Northwest, out of the northern Pacific, into the Pacific Northwest, washington and Oregon. Lots of rain there. Central and northern California is also going into Central and Northern Nevada, idaho and Western Montana as well, where there will be snow across the mountains, but in the east it's just generally dry conditions. So if you are traveling on this Saturday, expect good weather in New York and Boston DC, no problems there. Charlotte might be a shower, but nothing much. No major weather delays there, no weather delays into Atlanta or even into central and south Florida, although there will be some late-day thunderstorms. It's in Texas where you're going to have those locally heavy downpours, especially in Dallas-Fort Worth. There could be some delays and also some delays into Houston, but it doesn't look major delays, but there will be some weather concerns in those places. St Louis also on the dry side, as will be Chicago and Minneapolis-St Paul, san Diego and LA looking pretty good, but San Francisco you'll have rain. Also rain in Portland and Seattle-Tacoma Weather for the Northeast Carter.
Speaker 1:On your Saturday our highs will range in the upper 50s to near 60 from DC to Boston. 50s up to the north, lower 60s off to the south. Clear chilly conditions at night, temperatures closer to normal for early November, with low temperatures ranging into the 30s to near 40 degrees in the cities. However, it looks like Sunday will be a sunny day, also near 60 degrees. It's the start of Eastern Standard Time, so set your clocks back. Fall back one hour before retiring on Saturday evening. On Monday it looks like some clouds will be moving in, but it looks like the weather is still generally dry across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast and they're in that drought situation and it looks like we'll continue for a good balance of this week. Hopefully we'll get some rains towards the end of this week and into the early portion of next week, second week in November. I'm meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman Hope.