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From Frost to Rain: Your Midweek Weather Breakdown with Steve Pellettiere

Stephen Pellettiere
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Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking in to theweathermanpodcom on your Wednesday. It is the ninth day in the month of April. I was at the third way mark through this month. It's going by very fast.

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And the northeast, that's that chill, the big chill. Some temperatures were down into the 20s for nighttime, lows earlier on Wednesday morning and a light frost in central and northern portions of New Jersey, southeast New York and central and southern New England, including the island where temperatures there were between 27 and 32 degrees. New York City, just a little bit warmer. Same situation for the built-up areas, eastern New Jersey, Hudson County and southeastern sections of Bergen and eastern Union County and Essex as well. But that is DC showing generally fair chilly conditions, but not as cold. It's going to be a sunny day today, but clouds will be on the increase. We have another storm working its way in, possibly intensifying to a low pressure off the eastern seaboard. We see one storm just over the Bahamas, down in central and eastern Florida or just offshore why do I mention that? And the storm that's currently moving across Illinois and Indiana. They'll combine into one very large storm, probably right off the outer banks of North Carolina and coastal Virginia sometime by later Thursday and Friday. It could represent some hefty rains in the northeast and even the possibility of some snow across central and northern New England sometime later on Friday and early into the weekend. And that is for here. But in the meantime, for your Wednesday, just look for a sunny but chilly day. Highs only 50 to 55 for the most part, with an increase in clouds at night. Temperatures will still be chilly but not as cold, Only down to about the mid to upper 30s, Some spots in the upper 20s in Poconos and Caskills of New York and even up into Berkshires, Western Massachusetts and the Adirondacks and northern portions of New York State and New England. And it looks like we'll be into that rainy weather pattern for later Thursday and Friday, but a chilly rain, Highs only in the 40s to near 50. Nighttime lows in the 30s with that rain. That's here in the east.

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If you are traveling on this Wednesday, it looks like we've got fair weather in Atlanta and in the Charlotte area. New York, Newark, LaGuardia no problem for today, but the weather is going to be deteriorating on Thursday and Friday, so possibly some delays if you're flying on those days in the New York area or even up in the Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and DC area as well. There will be some hefty rains moving in by Thursday and Friday, but no problems for today. Texas is looking good. That's at Brownsville, up to Austin, up to Houston. Dallas-fort Worth no problems there. Amarillo just cloud cover. A series of low pressures will be reforming east of the Lone Star State and looking at generally dry weather across the southern Mississippi River Valley, but rainy conditions moving in to the southern portion of the Great Lakes, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois and Indiana, Ohio all showing rainy conditions with a little bit of ice in the UP and Michigan as well. West Coast is looking dry. Finally, there's been some rainy conditions up in Seattle over the last couple of days. Well, not so for today. We're looking at dry weather for Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, LA and San Diego. Generally dry conditions expected for today.

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I'm Eddie Ronald, your Steve Pelletierian. I am the Weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. On your Wednesday, talk to your first thing Tomorrow check out that big storm expected to form along the eastern seaboard. Talk to you then, Take care.