Dry & Chilly Start To Week; Warmer With Shower Chances Next Weekend
WGAL News 8 Storm Team Meteorologist Ethan Huston says temperatures stay below average to start the week ahead.
Updated: 8:50 PM EST Dec 6, 2020
COLOR. >> NOW, THE WGAL NEWS 8 STORM TEAM FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST ETHAN HUSTON. ETHAN: TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN SLIGHTLY BELOW SEASONABLE AVERAGES TO START THE WEEK, AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE WILL BE DRY OVER THE NEXT FIVE DAYS. OUR RAIN CHANCES HOLD OFF UNTIL WE HEAD INTO NEXT WEEKEND, BUT TEMPERATURES WILL START TO WARM BACK UP WITH INCREASING RAIN CHANCES AS WELL LATER IN THE WEEK. I WILL SHOW YOU THE TIME LAPSE FROM EARLIER TODAY, SOME PASSING CLOUDS ON THE HARRISBURG SKY CAM, BUT CLOSER TO SUNSET, A LOT OF THE CLOUDS ERODED IN RIGHT NOW IT IS CLEAR IN THE CAPITAL CITY. IT FEELS LIKE IT IS 27 THANKS TO THE BREEZE OUT OF THE NORTHWEST AT 15 MILES PER HOUR. IT WILL STILL BE BLUSTERY THIS EVENING, SKIES MOSTLY CLEAR. THANKS TO A DISTURBANCE OVER THE OHIO VALLEY, WE WILL SEE MORE CLOUDS OVERNIGHT WITH LOWS IN THE MID TO UPPER 20’S, SOME SPOTS OF DROPPING TO NEAR 30 DEGREES. TOMORROW, WE START WITH CLOUDS, BUT I EXPECT MORE SUNSHINE LATER IN THE AFTERNOON. IT WILL BE UNSEASONABLY CHILLY WITH HIGHS IN THE UPPER 30’S TO LOWER 40’S. MADE IT TO 43 FOR THE HIGH AVERAGE OF 44. IT WAS BLUSTERY.% WE HAD A GUST OF 23 MILES PER HOUR IN LANCASTER. HERE ARE THE SUSTAINED WINDS, ANYWHERE FROM 5-15 MILES PER HOUR, AND THEY WILL STAY IN THIS RANGE UNTIL LATE OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, BUT WE CERTAINLY HAVE THE SEASONABLE WINTER CHILL. RIGHT NOW, 35 IN EPHRATA, 33 AT THE THOMASVILLE AIRPORT IN YORK COUNTY BUTTE WINDS ARE COMING DOWN OUT WEST. SUPER DOPPLER 8 DRY FOR MUCH OF THE REGION, BUT TURN ON THE SATELLITE AND YOU CAN SEE CLOUDS OVER THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY, NEXT TO THAT DISTURBANCE. WE’VE BEEN KEEPING OUR EYE ON THE STORM SYSTEM THROUGH THE WEEK. EARLIER IN THE WEEK, WE WERE CONCERNED ABOUT THE CHANCE FOR LIGHT SNOW ON MONDAY BUT IT LOOKS LIKE THE STORM SAIZ -- THE STORM STAYS WELL TO THE SOUTH. TOMORROW, WE WILL BE A DAY WITH PASSING CLOUDS. INTO TUESDAY, THIS STORM SYSTEM WILL INTENSIFY NOW THAT IT IS IN THE OPEN WATERS OF THE ATLANTIC, AND WITH HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING OVER THE OHIO VALLEY, OUR WINDS WILL PICK UP TOMORROW AND IT WILL BE BLUSTERY ON TUESDAY. THE WINDS WILL RELAX TUESDAY EVENING, WIND GUSTS UPWARDS OF 20, 25 MILES PER HOUR. THEN TEMPERATURES WILL START TO RISE LATER IN THE WEEK. CHILLY TO START THE WEEK BUT I THE TIME WE HEAD INTO THURSDAY, BACK ABOVE AVERAGE WITH HIGHS IN THE LOWER 50’S. INTO THE WEEKEND, RAIN CHANCES GO UP AND IT LOOKS LIKE RIGHT NOW WE COULD SEE SOME PASSING SHOWERS LATER IN THE
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Dry & Chilly Start To Week; Warmer With Shower Chances Next Weekend
WGAL News 8 Storm Team Meteorologist Ethan Huston says temperatures stay below average to start the week ahead.
Updated: 8:50 PM EST Dec 6, 2020
A large ridge of high pressure centered over southern Canada will continue to control our weather for the next few days as a deep bend or trough in the jet stream stays over the region through midweek. The result will be a cooler than average start to the week with dry weather. Lows tonight will be near 30 degrees with increasing cloud cover across the region. Monday will be chilly with highs only near 40 degrees with more sunshine later in the afternoon. A storm system moves off the east Coast as high pressure builds in from the Ohio River Valley Tuesday. Winds may be blustery at times. Temperatures stay cool with highs in lower 40s. Temperature start to warm midweek with highs returning to near 50 by Thursday. An storm system moves into the Great Lakes region by Friday. We could start to see some showers from the system Saturday. Depending on the speed of the system, some showers are possible Sunday.
A large ridge of high pressure centered over southern Canada will continue to control our weather for the next few days as a deep bend or trough in the jet stream stays over the region through midweek. The result will be a cooler than average start to the week with dry weather.
Lows tonight will be near 30 degrees with increasing cloud cover across the region. Monday will be chilly with highs only near 40 degrees with more sunshine later in the afternoon.
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A storm system moves off the east Coast as high pressure builds in from the Ohio River Valley Tuesday. Winds may be blustery at times. Temperatures stay cool with highs in lower 40s.
Temperature start to warm midweek with highs returning to near 50 by Thursday. An storm system moves into the Great Lakes region by Friday. We could start to see some showers from the system Saturday. Depending on the speed of the system, some showers are possible Sunday.
December 07, 2020 at 08:50AM
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