Synopsis...
Any leftovers from the frontal system on Monday will clear the state to the south by the early afternoon Tuesday. Another front is expected to come into play during the day Thursday. The early part of the weekend looks to get off to a fantastic start. More details to come.
Short Term...
The frontal system dissecting the middle part of the nation which brought us rain on Monday should be far enough south by Tuesday to keep any chance of rain away from the commonwealth. Although a chance does exist of a scattered shower or two across the southern regions, most areas in the south will wake up to cloudy or mostly cloudy skies. The WRF shows gradual clearing through the day and even more clearing through Wednesday. I expect nothing less than partly cloudy skies for the remainder of the day Tuesday and mostly clear skies for all regions on Wednesday. Temperatures during these two days should be mild and near average, with some regions to the south and west breaking the 60s.
Long Term...
An upper level trough (currently in Canada) looks to sag down into the commonwealth during the day Thursday. The reliable WRF model has the best chance of rain coming later in the day. This system doesn't look to be all too impressive, and MOS outputs have around a 30-40% chance for most regions, so the general consensus was most regions will see an isolated rain shower at some point during the day or evening. On Friday, a steady NW flow builds in, which will keep temperatures similar to Thursday (cool and a bit below average) but will clear the skies. Saturday, the winds look to shift to a more W flow. For this reason, I believe temperatures will be around 3-6 degrees above average for most regions, which is supported with MOS guidance. All technical stuff aside, Saturday is going to be a beautiful day!
Andrew Dzambo
We Are... Penn State Meteorology
Any leftovers from the frontal system on Monday will clear the state to the south by the early afternoon Tuesday. Another front is expected to come into play during the day Thursday. The early part of the weekend looks to get off to a fantastic start. More details to come.
Short Term...
The frontal system dissecting the middle part of the nation which brought us rain on Monday should be far enough south by Tuesday to keep any chance of rain away from the commonwealth. Although a chance does exist of a scattered shower or two across the southern regions, most areas in the south will wake up to cloudy or mostly cloudy skies. The WRF shows gradual clearing through the day and even more clearing through Wednesday. I expect nothing less than partly cloudy skies for the remainder of the day Tuesday and mostly clear skies for all regions on Wednesday. Temperatures during these two days should be mild and near average, with some regions to the south and west breaking the 60s.
Long Term...
An upper level trough (currently in Canada) looks to sag down into the commonwealth during the day Thursday. The reliable WRF model has the best chance of rain coming later in the day. This system doesn't look to be all too impressive, and MOS outputs have around a 30-40% chance for most regions, so the general consensus was most regions will see an isolated rain shower at some point during the day or evening. On Friday, a steady NW flow builds in, which will keep temperatures similar to Thursday (cool and a bit below average) but will clear the skies. Saturday, the winds look to shift to a more W flow. For this reason, I believe temperatures will be around 3-6 degrees above average for most regions, which is supported with MOS guidance. All technical stuff aside, Saturday is going to be a beautiful day!
Andrew Dzambo
We Are... Penn State Meteorology
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