I hope everyone had a nice Easter with their family and friends. We're starting Monday off on a dreary note. Rain should come to an end around Noon today. The rest of the week looks fairly mild with temps in the upper 50's to low 60's. By Thursday afternoon into early Friday, another round of rain is expected from a cold front. Less then 1 inch of rain is expected.
Rain Thursday afternoon
Once the cold front passes through a rush of cold air will storm into the Northeast. Do not rule out a snow squall Saturday afternoon into the evening. This could possibly be our last cold blast of the season. Temperatures are expected to get down into the 20's (teens N&W) with high's only in the upper 30's to low 40's.
The American and European Ensemble suites are in agreement the Polar Vortex will track southeast of the Hudson Bay and force a trough over our area.
Notice how the ridge pops in the west and there are some higher heights over Greenland. This remains a transient pattern so the cold will not be long-lasting. I think by the time we get to Tuesday the 5th the cold will begin to moderate and temps will gradually warm up again.
Temps Sunday morning (April 3rd) are only in the 20's and 30's across the region.
Temps 2pm Monday (April 4th - Yankees Opening Day) will only be in the 40's. Bundle up if you're going to the game!!
That is all I really have to report in today's Mo Mo. A couple rain shots this week, maybe a snow squall Saturday with an arctic blast, and back to warm temperatures by the middle of next week with more rain chances on the horizon. MY 2016 SUMMER OUTLOOK WILL BE OUT SOMETIME IN APRIL. Be on the lookout!
Have a great day.
Best,
Francesco Paparatto
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