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Eastern Seaboard Showers and Pacific Northwest Storms: Your Complete Sunday Weather Briefing
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Sunday. It is the 16th day of the month of March 2025 and weather on the eastern seaboard shows lots of shower action moving in for later today and tonight. Showers are associated with a cold front moving through the area sometime between, I'd say, 6 and about 9 pm on Sunday evening, moving through the New York area, also through DC, also through the outer banks of North Carolina, probably approaching the Boston area and lingering just a bit there. So up in New England might be some rain showers right in through the early going on Monday, but then high pressure is now starting to build southward into the Great Lakes and also down to the Gulf Coast. That'll be advancing eastward and will represent the weather situation for the eastern seaboard for later Monday, tuesday and Wednesday of this week Meantime. On the west coast, another area of low pressure is moving in from the Pacific Northwest, causing rain from Seattle down to Portland, all the way down to central northern California and even into the San Francisco Bay Area as well. For later today and tonight that rain will continue. If you're traveling on this Sunday, it looks like just light showers. The frontal system is actually going to move through around the midday hours in the Atlanta area. That usually slows things down by about an hour or two in delays. Also the same thing in Charlotte. Clearing skies up in the Chicago area, minneapolis, st Paul no problems. It's dry weather. In Texas, houston, dallas, san Antonio and also up to Amarillo west to El Paso, no problems. It's also dry in LA and San Diego, but rainy weather for San Francisco also to Portland and Seattle. There will be some moderate to heavy rains in those places as that storm moves in A few delays in the Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 0:Well, the forecast for the area calling for lots of cloud cover from the northeast corridor, dc up to the Boston area, looking for the possibility of some occasional rain and showers later this afternoon and tonight. Otherwise, that east flow is keeping drizzle and fog along the Jersey and Delmarva Coast, even on Long Island and coastal New England as well. By the evening hours some of the showers could be heavy. Temperatures daytime will range into the 60s but for tomorrow, on Monday, it looks like we get highs in the 50s with a clearing trend in the afternoon. Dry weather back into the 60s for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. I'm meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Monday. Have a good one, take care.