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Weather Watch: November's Atmospheric Shifts, Travel Tips, and Regional Forecasts with Steve Pellettiere
What happens when atmospheric dynamics decide it's time to shake up the first week of November? Join Steve Pelletier, your reliable meteorologist, as he unveils the weather developments shaping the week ahead. Get ready to understand how a high-pressure system is keeping fall alive in the East, while a warm front is ready to nudge temperatures above normal from DC to New York City. Curious about the rain stretching from the Dakotas to Texas and how it will affect different regions as it travels eastward? Steve’s got the insights you need. And for those on the West Coast, expect showers and snow in the Rockies—Steve breaks down what that means for you.
Flying somewhere soon? Steve’s overview of flight conditions includes fantastic weather for flights to Atlanta and New York City but watch out for potential delays in Dallas due to severe weather. From sunny skies and mild temps in the Northeast to potential record highs midweek in places like Baltimore and Philadelphia, you won’t want to miss this essential weather briefing. Tune in and ensure a seamless week with all the latest updates from theweathermanpod.com.
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Sunday, third day of November 2024. Bagaria high pressure across the east keeping the weather there autumn-like, at least for today and for tomorrow. But there's a warm front that's going to be moving through sometime on Monday evening from DC up to around New York City and that warm front will mean a return to temperatures above normal for later. Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Speaker 0:Lots of rain across the midsection of the nation, from the Dakotas across to the western Great Lakes, southward and through Iowa, also into the western Mississippi River Valley, extending still into Texas. It looks like that rainy weather is going to be there on Sunday, moving gradually eastward but drying out as it gets closer to the eastern seaboard. Again that's going to be reinforcing all the very dry conditions they've had from DC up to the Boston area over the last couple of months. West Coast showing still some occasional rain and showers, moving into sections of Washington State and northern Oregon. But it looks like California will be dry. The latest storm that's moving in from the Pacific Northwest is causing snow across the Rockies and out into the western Plains states in some of the higher elevations there, sections of western Wyoming and northwestern portions of Colorado and Utah, in the higher spots there of course, and then, as it spills out into the central Plains states, back to a warming from Gulf moisture that's moving up out of the Gulf of Mexico and will be again responsible for some warming in the east and northeast Florida's looking pretty good, except for some late-day thunderstorms, which is typical for this time of year, and if you're flying on this Sunday, looks like great weather into Atlanta and Charlotte, also New York City and LaGuardia JFK no problems there. Also up around Boston the weather's looking pretty good as well. Looks like rainy weather in Houston and also Dallas-Fort Worth. Some locally severe weather possibly in Dallas may cause some delays into that city, into that airport, dallas-fort Worth Airport, and we're looking at clouds and showers into Chicago and also into Minneapolis-St Paul.
Speaker 0:Dry. In LA and San Francisco rainy weather up in Seattle-Tacoma. Weather for the Northeast corridor looks like a sunny day today, with our highs around 60 degrees for a high and nighttime lows into the upper 30s. On this first day of a return to Eastern Standard Time and on Monday highs will range between 60 and 65, also sunny weather, and by Tuesday it'll be back into the mid-70s. Mid-70s to near 80 from DC up to New York City area, boston probably holding in the lower 70s. But there will be some places Baltimore, DC, philadelphia where temperatures will reach 80 degrees possible record high temperatures around midweek this week. I'm meteorologist Steve Pilateria and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great Sunday. Talk to you first thing early next week, take care.