Today is going to be a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy day across the region with some left over showers and thundershowers early. Then later in the day there will be a chance of showers and thunderstorms which some of these storms could become severe. This will be due to an advancing cold front and also an MCV that is developing and effecting Illinois/Indiana moving off to the East. This cold front will be responsible for breaking down the bermuda ridge that has been in place.
Temperatures today will be in the 70s to 80s from the North around Maine and across the central and western area of the Northeast. Further south and towards the coast from SNE and south temperatures will be in the 90s once again.
An interesting little tidbit…15 out of 24 days have had a reading of 90 or above in the month of July. Today should make day 16.
High temperature on the 24th @ KABE was 92 degrees.
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