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Change In Weather Pattern Coming After Long Dry Stretch: Timing Change In Weather Pattern Coming After Long Dry Stretch: Timing Change In Weather Pattern Coming After Long Dry Stretch: Timing
Change In Weather Pattern Coming After Long Dry Stretch: Timing A stretch of warm, rain-free afternoons is nearing its end across the Northeast. The National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center said Monday, Nov. 2, that high pressure will keep the region dry and mild through midweek, then a frontal system will bring widespread rainfall later in the week. The change will end a dry stretch that has lasted about 2 1/2 weeks in many areas. Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3, will bring the week’s warmest conditions. Much of the region will see sunshine, a southwest breeze, and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. That includes the heavily traveled Inters…
Tracking Hurricane Beryl: Here's When Remnants Of Storm Will Arrive In NJ, PA Tracking Hurricane Beryl: Here's When Remnants Of Storm Will Arrive In NJ, PA Tracking Hurricane Beryl: Here's When Remnants Of Storm Will Arrive In NJ, PA
Tracking Hurricane Beryl: Here's When Remnants Of Storm Will Arrive In NJ, PA Hurricane Beryl, the powerful storm that has left three dead and millions without power in Texas, is working its way up north. After making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane, Beryl is expected to continue traveling across the country, bringing torrential rain and thunderstorms through Central US before reaching Pennsylvania and New Jersey mid-week, AccuWeather reports. According to the weather outlet, the Northwestern New Jersey and the northern-most portion of Pennsylvania will see one or two inches of rain from Beryl around 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10. AccuWeather is pred…
Forecasted Christmas Storm Intensifies, Local Travel May Be Affected Forecasted Christmas Storm Intensifies, Local Travel May Be Affected Forecasted Christmas Storm Intensifies, Local Travel May Be Affected
Forecasted Christmas Storm Intensifies, Local Travel May Be Affected As the intensity of a Christmas storm increases, meteorologists are predicting local travel conditions may be difficult on Christmas Eve. The Thursday, Dec. 24, forecast calls for a 100 percent chance of rain in the evening and it will be heavy at times. Wind gusts are expected to reach 40 mph, according to the National Weather Service. The wet weather comes courtesy of a powerful low-pressure system and a strong cold front is expected to plow through the Central, Southern, and Eastern U.S. over the next few days - reaching Worcester County and Western Massachusetts just in time for the hol…