Last Round of Rain Then It is On to Long Island’s Onshore Flow Show
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Last Round of Rain Then It is On to Long Island’s Onshore Flow Show
Our cold front is moving through with one last round of showers and even a few rumbles of thunder. Some breaks in the cloud cover are showing up to the west on the satellite. However there could still be a few more showers around tonight as this system pushes through. Temperatures today hovered in the 60s to near 70 with damp muggy conditions and that continues tonight with lows in the 60s.
SATELLITE
Looking at the local radars we have a band of showers moving across Long Island this evening and there have been reports of some thunder in the mix. The regional radar shows some scattered activity to the west which is why we left in the chance for a few passing showers overnight.
WEATHER RADAR
Tuesday the front sags to the south very slowly and the wind turns northeast. It isn’t a strong onshore flow but it will be enough to keep us in clouds all day with highs in the mid to upper 60s and there is the chance for a passing shower.
We have been debating the last few days over the high to the north and whether it would push far enough south to clear things out for a day or two and that seems to be the case. Enough dry air should push south on Wednesday to provide Long Island with partly to mostly sunny skies. Highs will be in the upper 60s to some lower 70s. We might be able to hold on to the dry air for Thursday and perhaps for at least part of Friday before we watch the front to the south nudge northward and the high to the north push a bit to the east. This could open the door for some showers over the weekend. The onshore flow continues over the weekend and pressures off the Southeast US coast will be low. That is something we probably need to pay attention to in the longer term.
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