Overnight Forecast Monday, December 10th, 2012
By: Chief Meteorologist Joe Murgo
Updated: December 10, 2012
Updated: Monday Night, December, 10th
Reported by: Chief Meteorologist Joe Murgo
Behind a front, Tuesday will be a blustery and cold day. The day will start mostly cloudy with scattered flurries and snow showers, especially near and west of Route 219. The clouds will try to break for some sunshine , especially during the afternoon and near and west of I-99. A ridge of high pressure will then slide into the region and give us tranquil weather for the rest of the work week. Sunshine will mix with some high clouds on Wednesday as a disturbance passes to our east, then Thursday and Friday should feature a good deal of sunshine. Each day will be seasonable with highs ranging from the upper 30s on Wednesday to the middle 40s on Friday. The next storm system will make an approach for the upcoming weekend. Sunshine will give way to clouds and then some rain and snow is likely Saturday night into Sunday. We'll have a better feel on how much of each as time gets closer.
Reported by: Chief Meteorologist Joe Murgo
Behind a front, Tuesday will be a blustery and cold day. The day will start mostly cloudy with scattered flurries and snow showers, especially near and west of Route 219. The clouds will try to break for some sunshine , especially during the afternoon and near and west of I-99. A ridge of high pressure will then slide into the region and give us tranquil weather for the rest of the work week. Sunshine will mix with some high clouds on Wednesday as a disturbance passes to our east, then Thursday and Friday should feature a good deal of sunshine. Each day will be seasonable with highs ranging from the upper 30s on Wednesday to the middle 40s on Friday. The next storm system will make an approach for the upcoming weekend. Sunshine will give way to clouds and then some rain and snow is likely Saturday night into Sunday. We'll have a better feel on how much of each as time gets closer.
