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7:00 AM | ***"High wind" event from later Saturday into Saturday night...some snow possible as well***

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7:00 AM | ***"High wind" event from later Saturday into Saturday night...some snow possible as well***

Paul Dorian

6-Day forecast for the New York City metro region

Today

Partly sunny, chilly, highs near 50 degrees; N-NW winds around 5 mph  

Tonight

Partly cloudy, cold, lows in the lower 30’s

Friday

Mainly sunny, a bit milder, lower 50’s for afternoon highs  

Friday Night             

Becoming mainly cloudy, cold, chance for late night rain, late night lows near 40 degrees

Saturday

Mainly cloudy, becoming very windy, rain in the morning, snow possible in the afternoon, upper 40’s early in the day and then temperatures drop sharply; wind gusts of 50+ mph possible by day’s end and at night

Sunday

Mainly sunny, brisk, cold, upper 30’s

Monday

Partly sunny, milder, mid 50’s

Tuesday

Mainly sunny, mild, upper 50’s

Discussion              

After yesterday’s mix of cold rain and wet snow in the NYC metro region, today and tomorrow will be relatively tranquil as high pressure builds across the Mid-Atlantic region. It will, however, turn quite active again as we begin the upcoming weekend with an Arctic cold front advancing into the eastern US. This cold frontal system will have a lots of support in the upper atmosphere which will help to contribute to the formation of surface low pressure along the frontal boundary zone and this system will intensify rapidly as it pushes northeastward. Rain is likely here ahead of the Arctic front from Friday night into early Saturday and some of it can be heavy at times and a strong thunderstorm is also possible. On the back side of the front later Saturday, temperatures will drop sharply, the rain will change over to accumulating snow across interior sections of the Mid-Atlantic and perhaps all the way into the N/W suburbs along the I-95 corridor. The biggest story with this early weekend weather event will be the winds which can gust into the 50-60 mph range later Saturday into Saturday night. A very tight pressure gradient will form between the departing strong storm system and a high pressure in the southern states. High winds of this nature raises the possibility of downed tree limbs and power outages in the Mid-Atlantic/NE US from later Saturday into Saturday night.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Arcfield Weather