Friday, December 7, 2012

Soggy Days Ahead for Northeast

Soggy Days Ahead for Northeast

Chrissy Warrilow Published: Dec 7, 2012, 3:20 PM EST weather.com
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Northeast Forecast

 
As the week draws to a close, it's understandable to look forward to plans of shopping in Times Square, visiting friends for holiday parties, or hiking the Appalachian Trail.  But will the weather cooperate?
Unfortunately, no.  Unless you enjoy being out in the rain!

Soaking Rains on the Way

Background

Current Radar

Current Radar

Current Radar

Current Radar
Showers and potentially locally heavy rain will stretch from the Ohio River Valley into southern New England on Friday. Travel conditions along 1-79 and I-70 will be impacted by diminished visibility and ponding rainwater on roadways.
(MORE: Northeast Travel Weather Forecast | Current Airport Delays)
(FORECAST: Pittsburgh | Trenton | Providence | Albany | NYC)
Scattered showers remain in the forecast Saturday as a low pressure system treks northeast along the Canada/United States border.
Sunday will be a transition day as the Saturday system exits and a new storm from the Midwest approaches. Rain from this storm may move into the Mid-Atlantic during the day and spread northward into New England overnight.
(WEEKEND FORECAST: Saturday | Sunday)

Wet Start to Next Week

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Monday's Forecast

Monday's Forecast

Monday's Forecast

Monday's Forecast
The approach of the aforementioned next front on Sunday will set the stage for a soggy start to the week on Monday. Rain is likely from New England to the central Appalachians.
Travel delays are a good bet in the Northeast, so be sure to pencil in some extra time for your Monday commutes.
Depending on how the storm evolves, rain may continue along the East Coast into Tuesday.
(MAP: Tuesday forecast)
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