July 27th Weather Discussion
The heat is still on!
Well, the vast majority of the region has not been experiencing summer like weather in the northeast..For the most part the Western Central Atlantic Ridge and the shifting of the mean trough to the west over the Great Lakes has changed that. Of course the true heat has yet been able to penetrate completely north into the state of Maine and that looks to continue to , well. continue to be the case..
Today, I think most regions except for the far northern regions should wake up to partly sunny skies. So while your local forecast is probably calling for mostly cloudy conditions..Satellite tells a different story. Thats what I like to do here at R.W.S is use latest observations to determine the next days weather. It relies less on models and more on the here and now.
Anyways, partly sunny skies should be in the cards for tomorrow across the vast majority of the region. Of course, with the day time heating and the mean trough spinning over the lakes, a cold front approaching the region and then weakening..No air temperature difference in the cards is the result of that...clouds could overspread the region from time to time and pop up some showers and thunderstorms. The best chance of this is going to be southern New England and into the Northeast. Though further south..the dissipating cold front will act as a boundary with the daytime heat to provide even this region the chance of storms..Some, yes could be severe...
Temperatures across the region...70-80 across the state of maine...70-80 across extreme NW PA and Sw NY..across the rest of the region looks like low to upper 80s will be the call. To the south of PA..upper 80s to near 90 once again.
So as you can see the heat is definitely on in most of the region and summer weather is definitely here and looks to stay for the forseeable future! Once again, humidity will also be a factor as well with dewpoints in the mid 60s to around 70..So the muggy weather will continue...
High temperature for the 26th at KABE was 83 degrees
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