Unfortunately for me, it's a pretty boring weather week here in the Northeast, but maybe that's not such a bad thing, since the weather is absolutely fabulous right now. Here's a photo I took this morning overlooking Interstate 84. It's cool and there's not a cloud in the sky right now!
Overnight at Bradley International Airport (BDL) in Windsor Locks, CT, we hit 54 °F, which is the coolest it has been since June 17, when the temperature reached 50 °F. The average low temperature for BDL on August 20 is 61 °F, so it is cooler than normal this morning.
Temperatures will not rise above 80 °F today (the average Aug 20 high is 82 °F), so we'll see a much-welcomed respite from this summer's protracted heat.
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NAM 2-m temperatures for 3 p.m. (Tropical Tidbits)
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Why are we seeing this beautiful (but quiet) stretch of weather? The answer lies in the large area of high pressure that we have here in the Northeast right now.
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12 hr forecast map (NWS)
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Notice the blue Hs on the New York-Pennsylvania border and in Illinois. This high pressure is responsible for the fantastic fall-like weather here in the Northeast. Enjoy it while it lasts, because the weather will turn more summer-like as we head into the weekend.
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