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WEBFI: Downpours, soaking rain for Saturday - Downpours, soaking rain to impact New Hampshire; cooler air on tap for next weekUpdated: 7:09 PM EDT Oct 21, 2023Another October weekend with times of heavy rainfall is expected for New Hampshire. >> Interactive RadarRain tapers to showers late Saturday night, along with areas of fog. Lows in the mid to upper 40s.>> National Weather Service alerts and bulletinsScattered showers will linger into Sunday as well. Some wet snowflakes may even mix in at higher elevations in the White Mountains.The bigger story is the gusty winds that build in. Gusts on Sunday afternoon could exceed 30 MPH in some parts of the state. That will give a brisk feel to the air with temperatures only in the 40s to near 50.It remains cool to start next week but drier and brighter as some sunshine returns by Monday. Be weather aware! Download the WMUR app for Apple or Android devices and turn on push notifications. You can choose to receive weather alerts for your geolocation and/or up to three ZIP codes. In addition, you can receive word when precipitation is coming to your area.Follow the Storm Watch 9 team on social media:Mike Haddad: Facebook

WEBFI: Very warm, very dry weather for Alabama through the weekend - No rain comes for drought-weary Alabama anytime soon, and the weather looks much warmer than normal through the upcoming weekend. Could it rain in time for Halloween?Check the video forecast for the latest. WARM WEATHER THIS WEEKDry patterns like this usually set up comfortably cool nights and mild days. It is so dry that our cool nights turn into days that are a lot warmer than we usually have in late October.Temperatures drop into the middle and upper 50s around Birmingham early Monday (40s in east and northeastern Alabama). With a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures jump some 30 degrees toward the upper 70s and lower 80s in the afternoon with a light southeast breeze.Rinse and repeat for the rest of the week.A ridge over the South blocks the jet stream’s influence in Alabama: enhancing the drought and increasing the heat through the upcoming weekend.Ridges mainly keep it warm and dry, and this one is unusually strong for this time of year. It will be holding on into the weekend, too.WEEKEND OUTLOOKThe last weekend before Halloween is in view, and there is a lot going on around here. The Magic City Classic is at Legion Field, and Auburn hosts Mississippi State on Saturday. There are fall festivals galore, and it is the last weekend for most pumpkin patches.The weather looks fantastic (albeit a little dusty and dry). Expect cool mornings, warm afternoons, and a lot of sunshine both Saturday and Sunday. It would not be impossible to see a few showers slip into northwestern Alabama from Mississippi either day, but rain does not look likely at all through Sunday. HOW ABOUT HALLOWEEN?The rumor mill has been running strong about major storms, brutal cold, and even snow around Halloween. None of that is realistic.Unusually warm weather lasts through the first part of next week, and a cold front does move into Alabama sometime around Tuesday or Wednesday.Cooler air will come behind it, but a moisture-starved system will not have much of a chance to produce any significant rainfall. The Halloween bottom line looks mostly dry, seasonably warm (70s for highs, 50s at night), and not ‘stormy’ at all.At this point, we do not see a radical change in the dry weather pattern through at least the first week of November.CLICK TO SEE THE 7-DAY FORECASTSTAY WEATHER AWAREFor the latest Birmingham weather information and central Alabama's certified most accurate forecast, watch WVTM 13 News.Current Weather ConditionsHourly Forecast

WEBFI: NEXT Weather: Decreasing threat for weekend rain, cooler air rushes in - PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Lately it seems like we can't have a weekend without also having rain around. In fact, with rain in the forecast once again it could end up being the seventh weekend in a row with measurable rain in the Philadelphia area. That said, there is good news. CBS Philadelphia Where earlier in the week it looked like rain was going to be a sure bet for at least part of the weekend, that chance for showers has decreased. A coastal low pressure system responsible for rain in New Jersey Friday is now moving east as another low pressure system and its associated cold front moves in from the Great Lake States. CBS Philadelphia Scattered showers associated with this storm system will be possible across the region through early Saturday morning. The area of low pressure will begin to strengthen as it moves east and while bringing more widespread rain to our northeast much of the Philadelphia area will see a decreasing chance of rain through midday Saturday. While the initial cold front will push east of the region with the rain, a secondary cold front to the west will delay the arrival of a more significant drop in temperatures until Sunday. CBS Philadelphia Saturday will start off with temperatures in the middle 50s and with partially clearing skies temps will warm into the middle 60s by Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile, the afternoon heating will combine with some trailing upper-level energy in the wake of the departing low pressure system to produce some more clouds and a very small chance for an isolated sprinkle. CBS Philadelphia The departing area of low pressure, while moving away from the Delaware Valley, will be strengthening which will cause winds to increase through Saturday afternoon and evening. The winds out of the northwest are expected to increase to between 10-20 mph through Saturday afternoon and occasionally gust above 30 mph. These gusts may even approach 40 mph along the coast. CBS Philadelphia These breezy conditions will remain until Sunday as the cooler air begins to rush in from the northwest. Low temperatures Sunday morning will be in the upper 40s with high temperatures Sunday afternoon struggling to climb out of the 50s. Meanwhile, gusty winds through the day on Sunday will keep feels-like temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s for most of the

WEBFI: Maryland Weather: Rain chances end overnight - BALTIMORE-- A cold front will move through the area later tonight bringing an end to the rainfall by Saturday morning. By later tonight night, expect the showers to decrease in coverage and we should begin to dry up for most areas. Tonight's temperatures will drop to the mid 40s to low 50s.Weekend Forecast (Saturday to Sunday)By Saturday, the storm system will shift northeastward and strengthen, resulting in strong winds across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Wind gusts of 30-40 mph are expected with the strongest winds in the higher elevations of western Maryland. Although most areas will remain dry, some rain showers will be possible in western Maryland due to upslope flow. Later on Saturday, scattered showers might make their way deeper into western Maryland continuing into Sunday morning across central Maryland. This fast-moving upper level disturbance will bring clouds and light rain to the area early Sunday morning but should exit the area quickly just after sunrise. It will remain dry in the Baltimore area through Saturday night, so any plans should remain unaffected. Expect overnight temps in the 40s. Into Next WeekHigh-pressure will build in Monday, with dry conditions prevailing through Thursday. Frost will be possible north and west of the Beltway Monday night as temps dip into the 30s. Temperatures will rise to the 60s Monday and Tuesday with highs in the 70s starting Wednesday and continuing through the end of the week. The next front arrives next weekend, but rain chances look slim with the front as it approaches. More from CBS News Read More - https://lnkd.in/gEuktW8z

WEBFI: CT Weather: Nor’easter To Bring Rain, Wind And Storms This Weekend - CONNECTICUT — It still looks like a nor'easter storm will impact our weather this weekend in Connecticut but the timeline has changed a bit. We'll now begin to see the impacts of this strong storm on Friday, especially in the evening hours, as heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast. Some rain showers may begin on Friday morning. The rain is forecast to continue on Saturday, but there may be some breaks in the rain too, the weather service said. Find out what's happening in Across Connecticutwith free, real-time updates from Patch.Once the low pressure system pulls away, we'll see sunny skies on Sunday but strong wind gusts throughout the day. Wind gusts could approach 35 mph, according to the National Weather Service. "There will be developing instability...and a few thunderstorms will be possible late (Friday) night and toward Saturday morning, and have maintained the chance for thunder," according to the National Weather Service. "Model guidance suggests that there may be a brief break, or the precipitation becoming light, Saturday morning, and then increase again during the afternoon as the mid and upper level low with the northern stream system tracks across the region and merges over New England. Then Saturday night with the upper trough and low lifting to the northeast the precipitation winds down again." Find out what's happening in Across Connecticutwith free, real-time updates from Patch.The weather service said winds are expected to gust between 30-35 mph. Highs on Sunday will be in the middle and upper 50s, but will feel a bit cooler with the gusty winds. The winds should diminish Sunday night, the weather service said. "...from Friday to Saturday, the storm will transfer its energy to the Atlantic coast, where a new storm will form and then evolve into a nor'easter as it tracks northward toward New England from Saturday to Sunday," Accuweather.com meteorologists said. "From north of New York City to Boston and across much of Maine, the wettest time will occur from Friday to Saturday night. However, the region will be buffeted by gusty winds even as rain diminishes on Sunday," Accuweather.com forecasters added. (Read more at Accuweather.com).WFSB 3 TV meteorologists Mark Dixon with Jill Gilardi said "showers develop Friday morning, then ramp up in coverage and intensity on Friday afternoon. The coverage backs off some on Friday evening, allowing many to squeeze in football games without getting soaked, then ticks back upwards on Friday night into Saturday morning. The rain looks heavier on Friday rather than Saturday and so we have also declared a First Alert for Friday. Don’t be shocked if you hear thunder too! Rainfall amounts will range from 1-2″ locally. Upper 60s today for highs, and lower to middle 60s tomorrow." (Read more at WFSB 3 TV). See also: 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting, Car Crash: Reports Here are the forecast details for

WEBFI: Pittsburgh Weather: Steady rain for the morning commute - PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Rain has arrived and will have an impact both today and tomorrow. With rain around and fall leaves falling roads will be a little slicker in some spots. The rain is expected to be fairly consistent through around 8 or 9 this morning with more scattered showers expected for the remainder of today and Saturday. WEATHER LINKS: Current Conditions

WEBFI: Weather Forecast For The San Francisco Bay Area - The National Weather Service forecast for the greater San Francisco Bay Area on Sunday calls for rain all across the region, with one-tenth to one-fourth of an inch of precipitation expected in most places.A mature low pressure system in the East Pacific is supporting a cold front currently located about 100 miles off the coast of the Bay Area.A few scattered showers in the morning will precede frontal passage. As the front passes this afternoon, there is an increasing chance for thunderstorms, particularly in the North Bay. While showers will be intermittent, overcast skies will likely remain all day.Daytime highs are expected to be in the 60s to 70s on the coast and around the bay, and in the 70s inland.Overnight lows should be mostly in the 50s throughout the Bay Area. There is a 20- to 50-percent chance of evening rain across the region, forecasters said.Advertisem*ntArticle continues below this adWeather will start clearing on Monday and Tuesday, with moderate northwesterly winds, forecasters added.Copyright © 2023 Bay City News, Inc. All rights reserved. Republication, rebroadcast or redistribution without the express written consent of Bay City News, Inc. is prohibited. Bay City News is a 24/7 news service covering the greater Bay Area.Copyright © 2023 by Bay City News, Inc. Republication, Rebroadcast or any other Reuse without the express written consent of Bay City News, Inc. is prohibited. - https://lnkd.in/gwJt2YmW

WEBFI: When to expect next rain, snow showers - The wet season began across the Bay Area on Sunday, with rainfall accumulations up to a half inch. A dry break is expected Monday and Tuesday, with near-normal temperatures ranging from the 60s at the coast to near 80 inland.A cold front is expected to move down from the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday, raising the chances of rain across Northern California and light snow in the Sierra Nevada. Additional Bay Area rain showers and high-elevation snow are possible Friday. Turbulent weather Snow showers are expected around Lake Tahoe on Wednesday night, with the snow level dropping as low as 6,000 feet.Baron/Lynx After months of mainly dry weather, the jet stream is beginning to visit California again as winter approaches. This ribbon of strong winds tens of thousands of feet in the air guides storms over the Pacific Ocean and pushes them toward California. On Sunday, the jet stream directed the first widespread soaking rainfall since May to the Bay Area, and weather models suggest that may not be the last wet weather system of October. Dry weather is expected Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures in the 60s at the coast and upper 70s to lower 80s inland, but activity will ramp up Wednesday. A storm over Washington is forecast to bring heavy snowfall to the Cascade Mountains on Tuesday night and then move toward California on Wednesday and Thursday. While impactful rainfall is unlikely in the Bay Area, snowfall around Lake Tahoe is possible. The snow level could drop as low as 6,000 feet Thursday night, with accumulations up to 5 inches at the highest elevations. Temperatures will drop considerably statewide Thursday. Morning temperatures will be in the 40s in Wine Country and the Sacramento Valley and well below freezing in the Sierra Nevada. Afternoon highs will struggle to break the mid-60s, even in the Sacramento and Central valleys. Weather models predict temperatures to drop to the 40s away from the bay shoreline Thursday morning.Baron/Lynx The next chance of rain showers for the Bay Area comes Friday as a weak low-pressure system off the Pacific Ocean approaches Northern California. Monday breakdown San Francisco: Fog and clouds are expected to slowly clear throughout the city, eventually parting for blue skies in the afternoon. Highs will be in the upper 60s in the Richmond and Sunset districts and just above 70 in Noe Valley and the Mission District. Afternoon and evening gusts of 15 to 25 mph are expected. Overnight lows will fall to the lower 50s with areas of patchy fog redeveloping. North Bay: Morning fog is likely in the valleys of the North Bay around Santa Rosa, Petaluma, San Rafael, Sonoma and Napa before clearing for afternoon sunshine.

WEBFI: Maryland Weather: Showers early Sunday AM then windy & cool - BALTIMORE--Showers will arrive between 2 AM and 10 AM Sunday morning. Expect gusty winds over 30 MPH, dry & cool weather Sunday afternoon. NEXT ROUND OF SHOWERS: A batch of showers will arrive after 2 AM during the overnight and exits before 10 AM Sunday. Rainfall amounts will be light, but you'll need the umbrella for a few hours, esp. early Sunday morning with some showers & light rain. Dry rest of Sunday. @WJZ https://lnkd.in/gC_qF9V8 Steven Sosna (@SteveSosnaWX) October 21, 2023 After a windy & seasonably cool Saturday afternoon, the weather tonight will transition from dry to wet during the overnight hours.An upper level area of low pressure will pass over us bringing showers and light rain to the area. Showers may begin as early as 2 AM Sunday and continue through early Sunday morning. The best chance of showers is between 4 AM and 9 AM Sunday. Less than a tenth of an inch of rain will fall, but the showers will be widespread enough that you'll need an umbrella. FRESH FUTURECAST: Temps drop into upper 40s overnight & early Sunday. Timing of showers: 2 AM to 10 AM Sunday. Blustery winds develop w/ gusts 25-35 MPH Sunday afternoon. May impact kicking game w/ Ravens football, but weather looks DRY & CHILLY. Classic football weather! @WJZ https://lnkd.in/g47tBWuJ Steven Sosna (@SteveSosnaWX) October 21, 2023 Most of Sunday will turn windy & cool with winds gusting 25-35 MPH during the afternoon. We'll see varying amounts of clouds & sunshine, but the weather will dry out for the Ravens game. Expect high temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. A fall jacket and sweater will be a good wardrobe choice if you will be out and about. BLUSTERY & GUSTY SUNDAY: After showers exit before 10 AM, the day will turn variably cloudy, but dry. WINDY weather becomes big story. Northwest winds gusting 25-35 MPH with temps in the upper 50s/low 60s. CHILLY feel. Jackets & sweaters a good bet. Classic October fall day! @WJZ https://lnkd.in/gZFxU_6J Steven Sosna (@SteveSosnaWX) October 21, 2023 Chilly air from Canada will surge into the area Sunday night. Widespread lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s are likely Sunday night into early Monday moning. Since the cold air will

WEBFI: Boulder weather today - Fall SaleYour email is already registered. Please subscribe to Boulder Daily Camera to continue.$1 for 6 Months of Standard Digital AccessSave nowAlready a subscriber? LoginBoulder should see highs in the 70s today with sunny skies, according to the National Weather Service.Today’s forecast calls for sunny skies with a high of 78 and an overnight low of 47.Tuesday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high of 71 and an overnight low of 43.Wednesday’s forecast calls for sunny skies with a high of 73 and an overnight low of 41.Thursday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high of 63 and an overnight low of 32.Friday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high of 50 and an overnight low of 29.Five-day forecastCheck out whatweatheris in store for the Boulder County areahereNationalWeatherServiceSee what the NationalWeatherservice is predictinghere24-Hour satelliteWatch NOAA’s 24-hour satellite imagehereReal-time conditionsSee what Boulder’sweatheris like now at the National Center for Atmospheric ResearchhereView more onBoulder Daily Camera - https://lnkd.in/gqjbcmeG