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Weather Twists: Navigating Storms, Fog, and Snow Across the U.S
Brace yourself for a week of weather twists and turns as meteorologist Steve Pelletier guides you through the impending atmospheric drama. From the bustling airports of New York grappling with dense fog to the looming thunderstorms along the East Coast, Tuesday signals the onset of a tricky travel period. Our journey takes us from the fog-laden skies of Norfolk to the stormy forecasts for LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark. With high-pressure systems promising a reprieve later in the week, we explore the meteorological forces at play and the impacts on your travel plans. Get ready for Steve's expert analysis as he unpacks the evolving weather scenario.
As we chart the weather course, the South is not spared from the rain, with Atlanta and Charlotte under a persistent shower siege. Florida's forecast is electrified with thunderstorms rolling through from Tampa to Jacksonville, while the Midwest braces for snow showers and an Arctic chill setting in across Chicago and Minnesota. The West Coast, meanwhile, enjoys a serene weather interlude from San Diego to Seattle. Steve Pelletier dissects the predicted storm path, the clearing trends, and the cold snap on its heels. Stay informed and prepared as we anticipate the weather’s next move, ensuring you're ready for whatever Mother Nature has in store.
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom With eye on weather on this Tuesday. It is the 10th day of the month of December already 2024. We're a third of the way through the month and it looks like we've got some heavy weather moving up along the eastern seaboard. There was a lot of dense fog during the overnight. Discussing some delays.
Speaker 0:We're getting in and out of the New York-Norfolk airports and the New York-LaGuardia JFK and Newark, with probable delays during the daytime today as well because of heavy weather moving in. Most of it's going to be tonight and then Wednesday will be the tough day. There will be a lot of delays in and out of Newark and Newark, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, even up in the Boston area Because of a major area of low pressure that will be causing thunderstorms and heavy rains in the east, after which looks like high pressure starts to build in with some gusty northwest winds, and that will slow things down again on Thursday. So some tough air travel for the next couple of days. Not too bad today. It gets worse tonight, a lot worse tomorrow and tomorrow evening and then, as we head towards Thursday and Friday, slowly we'll be getting back into a more normal at least weather situation that should keep at least flying across the nation At this point. Not too bad by Thursday and Friday. But it's going to be tough on Wednesday, no doubt about that, and also down in Atlanta expecting rain, charlotte rain for the afternoon and evening hours and rainy weather for tomorrow Starts to clear up though in the afternoon down in Atlanta.
Speaker 0:Florida will also have some locally heavy thunderstorms, mainly from Tampa up to Jacksonville and it should extend a little bit further south. But there is a big area of high pressure building into Texas, so dry in Texas and Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth it looks like maybe some snow showers. In Chicago A bit windy but no major problems. Snow up in Minnesota and they could have several inches of snowfall and some Arctic outbreaks. They're starting to work their way down. West Coast is dry from San Diego to LA to San Francisco, all the way up to Seattle and Portland Looks like good weather for the daytime on Tuesday and even on Wednesday there'll be some weather moving into the Pacific Northwest but California looking pretty good. But the big story is going to be the East Coast with heavy rains and big storms mainly on Wednesday and then Wednesday night we get into a strong clearing trend and high pressure and some cold weather moves in for several days. I'm meteorologist Steve Pelletier, and I'm the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Wednesday, see ya.