The Weatherman Podcast, I talk about weather!
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Every morning, Certified Consulting and Broadcast Meteorologist Steve Pellettiere, the Jersey Weatherman, walks you through the three to five day forecast for the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast: what is coming, when it arrives, and what it means for your day. Snow, ice, coastal storms, heat waves, thunderstorms, flooding and hurricane season, explained plainly by a forecaster who has covered this region for 50 years and is still at it every single day.
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Steve is an AMS Certified Consulting Meteorologist and Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, and the founder of ION Weather Research in Denville, New Jersey.
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I talk about weather!
The Weatherman Podcast, I talk about weather!
Wind Calms Down, Airports Don’t: Your Forecast With A Side Of Delays
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Welcome And Weekend Setup
SPEAKER_00Hi, this is Meteorology Steve Pelletier, and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into the WeathermanPod.com on your Saturday. It's the first day of November 2025.
Storm Departs And Winds Ease
SPEAKER_00And finally, uh some better weather across the Northeast, very windy conditions yesterday on the last day of October. This from a very deep low pressure system located right over Newfoundland and Labrador. It will continue to intensify and move over the North Atlantic over the next several days. Our strong northwesterly winds look like they will die
Northeast And Mid-Atlantic Forecast
SPEAKER_00down. The little frontal system will be moving through the New England states. So lots of cloud cover from New York across and through much of central and southern New England, but generally fair skies, expected across the mid-Atlantic states and all the way down into Georgia and into Florida as well. So weather situation for the New York area, mid-Atlantic and Northeast, basically calling for partial sunshine. Windy conditions today, but not as windy.
Day-By-Day Outlook Through Tuesday
SPEAKER_00High temperatures 55 to 60. At night, back to 35 to 40 with diminished winds. Plenty of sunshine for Sunday. Sunday's high temperatures will range in the 50s to the lower 60s. And Monday also looking generally fair to partly cloudy. A little frontal system will be moving through later in the day, and at night could bring us some showers later on Monday into early Tuesday. Fair weather expected for midweek.
Flight Impacts And National Snapshot
SPEAKER_00If you're flying by air today, it looks like our weather situation, at least the weather will not cause delays. I know there's extensive delays because of staffing. And uh actually, quite uh honestly, it looks like that will continue right through the weekend, despite any good weather that we do have. It's just that when you have very bad weather, it makes matters even worse. Chicago having some scattered showers. Rain expected in Tacoma and Seattle and Portland. Looks like dry weather, much of San Francisco, all the way down to LA. Uh looks like Houston will have some showers, as will Dallas, Fort Worth, but dry in Florida, Atlanta, Charlotte, and in the New York area.
Travel Strategy Amid Staffing And Shutdown
SPEAKER_00But those strong winds may still slow things down to even more so traveling this upcoming weekend. Probably the best time to fly, I would imagine, is red eyes, late evening, overnight, maybe last flights. Uh a lot of times there's going to be a lot of delays in those. However, uh for the most part, uh you'll probably have decent weather conditions and also some decent staffing because of less scheduled flights. Might be something to consider over the next several days. If in fact you have to travel uh in the first week of November until this uh government shutdown uh does end. And hopefully that will be soon. I'm Eddie Moder, Steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Sunday. See you then.