Showers move in Friday morning with cooler temps moving in
Light rain will push into the area by late morning as a cold front presses south and lasts through parts of this afternoon.
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Light rain will push into the area by late morning as a cold front presses south and lasts through parts of this afternoon.
It has been a remarkably quiet season across the Atlantic Basin. In fact, we still haven’t had a single hurricane. The last time we went through an entire season without a hurricane was over 100 years ago, all the way back in 1914! And with the typical peak of the tropical season almost behind us, that may become a reality.
Happy first day of October! It certainly doesn’t feel like it, with high temperatures soaring into the low 80s this afternoon. Humidity levels will be on the rise too, which will keep temperatures in the 70s and upper 60s much of the night.
We’ll see an increase in clouds as the Nor’easter backs inland a bit, but the bulk of the daylight hours will be dry.
Clouds increase Sunday as the Nor’easter pushes west.
We’ll enjoy plenty of sunshine throughout the day, which will allow highs to rebound closer to 70 degrees.
It feels very much like fall, with temperatures this morning in the 40s and low 50s. Despite plenty of sunshine, it will still be cool today, with highs about 5 degrees below average and east winds that could reach 15 mph.
Some of us are finally seeing some sunshine! A few spotty showers remain possible, however, mainly south of Pittsburgh this afternoon.
Scattered showers and a few downpours remain possible this morning as a front remains stalled over us.
Clouds will be on the increase today, along with the chance of a few light showers this afternoon. Most of the day will be dry, though it will start to feel more humid as the day wears on.