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One upper-level trough will move away from the northeastern states as we end the work week and then another one in this direction later in the weekend. As a result, generally rain-free conditions are likely both today and on Saturday and then there will be an increasing shot of showers and thunderstorms later Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreThe weather will be rather quiet today as we end the work week, but unsettled conditions return later tonight and the next several days will present a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreOne upper-level trough will move away from the northeastern states as we end the work week and then another one in this direction later in the weekend. As a result, generally rain-free conditions are likely both today and on Saturday and then there will be an increasing shot of showers and thunderstorms later Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreMonsoonal moisture will continue to impact the region today, raising the chance of scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, and helping to keep high temperatures limited to near the 90-degree mark. Any shower or thunderstorm can produce heavy rainfall resulting in a localized threat of flash flooding. By tomorrow, overall moisture levels will be on the decline, and temperatures will be on the rise into the low-to-mid 90’s then the 100-degree mark may be reached on Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreIt remains somewhat unsettled across the area today with low pressure still spinning over the northeaster states. As a result, scattered showers are likely and there can be a thunderstorm as well. It should be rain-free on Friday and Saturday, but the next system will raise chances for showers and thunderstorms on Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreA comfortably warm air mass pushed into our area on Wednesday on the heels of a frontal passage and it will stick around into the upcoming weekend…no extreme heat is in sight. There can be a couple of afternoon showers in the area as the the atmosphere is still a bit unstable, and then Friday and Saturday look to be rain-free. Unsettled weather returns for Sunday and Monday as the next system approaches from the Midwest with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreA relatively comfortable air mass pushed into our area on Wednesday on the heels of a frontal passage and it will stick around into the upcoming weekend…no extreme heat in sight. The weather should be generally rain-free into the first half of weekend and then the next system is likely to raise the chance of showers and thunderstorms for Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will be rather quiet following the passage of a cool frontal system with plenty of sunshine on both days. The weather becomes more unsettled again by Sunday and Monday with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreMonsoonal moisture will continue to impact the region today, raising the chance of PM showers and thunderstorms, and helping to keep temperatures down in reasonable territory. Any shower or thunderstorm can produce heavy rainfall resulting in a localized threat of flash flooding. By tomorrow, overall moisture levels will be on the decline, and temperatures will be on the rise with the middle 90’s back on the table for Saturday afternoon highs and then the 100-degree mark may be reached on Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreIt was quite a scare when first discovered in 2004, but thousands of observations later, we now know that the asteroid known as Apophis will miss Earth when it makes its closest approach in April 2029. However, in the grand scheme of things in our vast universe, this will be a close call, and it’ll come so close that billions of people should be able to see it with their naked eyes. Interestingly, the closest flyby to Earth by Apophis will fall on “Friday the 13th” in April of 2029.
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