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Navigating the Winter Chill: Unraveling the January Cold Front with Meteorologist Steve Pellettiere
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletierian of the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into TheWeathermanPodcom on your Monday. It is the 20th day of the month of January, it's Dr Martin Luther King Day and Inauguration Day in Washington DC, and a look at the nation shows this gigantic area of high pressure right down out of central Canada Now exists around the central and northern portions of Idaho and then eastward into the Dakotas, then southeastward into the Dakotas, then southeastward into the central Mississippi River Valley. That high pressure centered across Kentucky, tennessee and moving right in through the northeast. A very large high pressure but a very cold high pressure cell that exists from the northern and western Rockies right to the eastern seaboard and it looks like after between three and four, maybe up to as much as eight inches of snowfall from the storm that we had on sunday afternoon, sunday evening. That's just very, very cold weather that's going to be with us for the next several days. If you are flying on this, monday does look like generally fair conditions in dc and up and to new york city and the boston all the way down to atlantis, charlotte no problems there, but with very fair cold conditions. The cold weather also continues in Chicago where they're going to have some snow showers and squalls. Minneapolis-st Paul does very cold, single digits and minus figures, with generally fair skies in Minneapolis at this point. In Houston it looks like there'll be some rainy weather and possibly some ice into Dallas-Fort Worth, so look for the possibility of some delays going into there, especially later in the day and in the evening hours. West Coast Drive from LA up to San Francisco, all the way up to Portland and Seattle as well.
Speaker 0:Here's the weather forecast for the Northeast Corridor. That includes from DC all the way up to the Boston area, centered across Central and Northern New Jersey. That's where we are located, looking at a mostly sunny and very cold day. Today. Now the thermometer will indicate the mid-20s, with the west winds at 10 to 15. Not too bad, of course, a little bit of blowing snow, but it looks like for the most part we're just looking at very cold temperatures, mid-20s and wind chills in the single digits and lower teens.
Speaker 0:At night it will go down to the single digits. Dc down to about 12, 13 degrees. New York City about 10 degrees in the single digits in some outlying areas. Tuesday there'll be some sunshine, then clouds, but highs only in the upper teens and it could even be a few snow flurries on Tuesday night, but Wednesday's looking sunny, also near 20. By Thursday it warms up to the mid-20s and Friday it looks like we'll go between 30 and 35. Dry weather for the most part across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast for this upcoming week. I'm Eddie Maljus, steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today and talk to you first thing on Tuesday. Take care.