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New Year Weather Watch: Navigating the Rockies' Snow and Canadian Chill with Meteorologist Steve Pellettiere
Is the snow-covered beauty of the Rockies calling your name, or perhaps you're wondering how the impending Canadian high-pressure system could impact your New Year weekend plans? Join us for a comprehensive weather update with meteorologist Steve Pelletier, your go-to guide in understanding the atmospheric drama unfolding across the United States. This episode promises to equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate the weather challenges as we approach the New Year. From the rain-soaked streets of the Northeast to the snow-laden slopes of the central Rockies, we've got you covered with detailed insights and forecasts.
Steve Pelletier breaks down the current weather systems with precision and clarity, ensuring you're not caught off guard by the shifting patterns. With high pressure moving into the Dakotas and low pressure sweeping through Ohio, find out how these developments set the stage for a clear and crisp start to the year in many parts of the country. While the West Coast battles fog and rain, the East experiences a brief respite before another round of showers. As we step into January, brace yourself for a chill as cold air descends from Canada, bringing temperatures down significantly. Tune in for expert advice and a lively discussion to keep you prepared and informed.
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom. On your Sunday. It is the 29th day of the month of December and we're closing in on that first day of the new year, new Year's Day. We're looking at an improving weather pattern across the east. But to look at the weather situation for your Sunday, it shows a lot of rain from central and northern Maine, a little bit of ice up by the northern portion of Maine near New Brunswick, canada, and also around about Nova Scotia area. But further south from there it's mostly all rain that extends down into central and eastern Pennsylvania, new Jersey, new York, southeast New York, long Island, all the way down to the Delmarva Peninsula, coastal Virginia, north Carolina. Rainy conditions for your Sunday and Sunday night but a big area of low pressure that's currently across central and northern portions of Ohio and the eastern Great Lakes. It's going to be advancing eastward. Once it does We'll get into some improved weather, but it'll take right through Sunday night into Monday. But then by the time we get towards Tuesday the weather situation improves nicely and we get into a fair first day of the new year on Wednesday.
Speaker 0:High pressure is currently building down across the Dakotas. Maybe a few leftover showers in Chicago, but Houston and Dallas looking dry. Maybe scattered thunderstorms across Florida. Dry weather in Atlanta but still some showers in Charlotte and in the Nashville area. Also a clearing trend. Have rain during the early going on Sunday and then a clearing trend by later in the day Out on the West Coast looks like just some fog in San Diego and LA but some showers on the light side across San Francisco. The heavier rains continue to buffet the northwestern coast of Oregon and Washington State in state. That's causing quite a bit of heavy snows across the Sierra Nevada and across portions of Utah, idaho, western Montana and the higher elevations, the west mountainous areas of Wyoming. There's a lot of that there, so there's a lot of snow out in the central and northern Rockies on your Sunday and Sunday night Weather for the northeast corridor a rainy day on Sunday with temperatures warm all the way up to near 60 in New York City, dc about the same 60 to 65.
Speaker 0:Boston a little bit cooler, in the 50s. It looks like some showers in the early going on Monday as the storm moves offshore. Then a clearing trend for Monday night. Tuesday is looking generally fair with another storm expected to give us some rain for Tuesday night into early Wednesday, then clearing. It looks like fair dry weather for the first couple of days of the new year. However, as we get into the next weekend, the weather turns cold with an outbreak of Canadian high pressure and that's going to bring cold weather into the region, most likely lasting from next weekend around the 5th right up until the 15th. But that's typical. It's January. I'm meteorologist, steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today.