Speaker 0: 0:00

Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking in to theweathermanpodcom on your Monday, 13th day of the month of January, quickly approaching mid-month and we see that the temperatures so far across the mid-Atlantic and northeast have been below normal. We're going to see normal high temperatures for this time of year for New York City should be around 41, 42 degrees, about 45 in DC, 38 degrees up in the Boston area. Normal nighttime lows in the mid to upper 20s. It sort of stays this way through the month of January until we get towards the end and it starts to creep up by a degree every two or three days or so. Then, as that sun starts to get a little bit higher in the sky, we get into some very increasing milder weather as we head to the month of February but still February and March Very active, wintry weather conditions are always possible, with those storms forming around the south and the cold air still coming down from central and eastern Canada. Here's a look at the weather situation as we head towards the end of today and tonight Across the nation we see a frontal system arriving during the latter portion of the day and tonight across the nation we see a frontal system arriving during the latter portion of the day.

Speaker 0: 1:07

It'll be moving through Boston, new York, dc and all the way down through Raleigh by sometime after 5 or 6 pm. It's basically a dry front but it does represent a return to some colder weather. Some daytime highs today ranging into the 40s, but it will be going down into the 30s for highs on Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday of this week. If you're flying on this Monday, we do have generally fair conditions in Atlanta and Charlotte, new York City, pretty good weather throughout the Newark, new York, jfk and LaGuardia area. Maybe some showers and some snow showers up and around the Boston area. Some slight delays there. However, your low-pressure system out of the Gulf of Mexico is causing lots of rain across Tampa, st Pete, but it does look dry in southern Florida, miami, fort Lauderdale and West Palm Looking out towards Texas. Houston and Dallas are looking dry, as does Amarillo, and El Paso On the west coast looks like another area of low pressure is working across the northern portion of California.

Speaker 0: 1:58

It will take a position just over to the east of California, over Arizona, and that could set up the Santa Ana winds once again sometime by later Tuesday or Wednesday, of course, reigniting a lot of that intense fire threat that they've been having down there. We're going to be talking about that whole Los Angeles situation this week. I'll have a little special for you, just give you an idea of what the whole situation is all about out there and how, in fact, that may be impacted over the next several days by the weather. Pacific Northwest is looking pretty good no problems up in Portland and in Seattle. Chicago just cold weather and there's some great lakes showing Lake effect. Snow showers south of Lake Superior, east of Lake Michigan and to the south of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. So with that in mind, it looks like our weather situation not too bad for today. I've been your moderator, steve Pelletieri, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Tuesday, take care.