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Hope everyone is enjoying this gorgeous Thanksgiving morning across the region. Nice weather for watching football and enjoying some time with the family. The nice weather looks to stick around through Sunday as temperatures look to rebound.
Surface Analysis
A big ridge of high pressure will continue to build over the East, providing mostly sunny conditions to the region over the next few days. Temperatures will rebound from the chilly start we had this morning to high temperatures in the 50s and 60s for the weekend. There are a series of lows over Inter-Mountain West and the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. This will be our next disturbance come late Sunday into early next week associated with a cold front. Enjoy the sun and warmer temperatures!
Thanksgiving Day (November 24th)
Mostly sunny across Southern New England. Partly cloudy across Northern New England and Eastern NY. High temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Relatively light winds from the West-Northwest with higher gusts along the coast and over higher elevations. Low temperatures in the 20s and 30s. Relatively light winds from the West with higher gusts over higher elevations.
Black Friday (November 25th)
Mostly sunny. High temperatures in the 30s and 40s across Northern New England, 40s and 50s across Southern New England and Eastern NY. Winds from the South-Southwest at 5-15 mph, with higher gusts along the coast and over higher elevations. Low temperatures in the 20s and 30s. Winds from South-Southwest at 5-10 mph with higher gusts along the coast and over higher elevations.
Saturday, November 26th
Mostly sunny. High temperatures in the 40s and 50s across Northern New England, 50s and 60s across Southern New England and Eastern NY. Low temperatures in the 20s and 30s across Northern New England, 30s and 40s across Eastern NY and Southern New England.
Sunday, November 27th
Partly to mostly cloudy across the region this morning. Partly cloudy across Southern New England and Eastern NY, Mostly cloudy across Northern New England. Clouds building late evening through the overnight. High temperatures in the 40s and 50s across Northern New England, 50s and 60s across Southern New England. Low temperatures in the 30s and 40s across Northern New England, 40s to near 50 across Southern New England and Eastern NY.
Pre-Thanksgiving storm recap
It has been a topsy turvey weather pattern over the last month or two across the region. We have seen warm temperatures for October and November . However, two big snowstorms have preceded to follow at the ends of the months. This last storm was a fast moving storm that produced a winter wonderland for many across parts of Eastern NY and Northern New England. The cold air remained in place across the region allowing for a longer duration of snow to occur for some. Some ice accumulated with this event due to the warm air riding over the cold air entrenched near the surface. Upwards of 1 foot of snow fell across parts of Vermont, High Peaks of the Adirondacks of New York, White Mountain Region of New Hampshire, and parts of Maine. Ski country benefited well with this and has prompted more terrain to be open for this holiday weekend. On the other side of the storm, heavy rain fell across Southern New England and Eastern NY. 1-3 inches of rain fell with this storm. Some flash flooding was reported with this. Here is a look at some snow totals.
New York State
Whiteface Mountain 14.0 in
Plattsburgh 8.5 in
Lake Placid 7.0 in
Queensbury 5.8 in
Saratoga Springs 5.0 in
Vermont
Killington 12.0 in
Warren 10.5 in
Ludlow 11.5 in
Danville 10.0 in
South Burlington 4.8 in
New Hampshire
Attitash ski area 14.0 in
Pinkham Notch 12.0 in
North Conway 10.0 in
Mount Washington 8.0 in
Hanover 4.0 in
Keene 4.0 in
Maine
Bethel 12.0 in
Andover 12.0 in
Brunswick 7.5 in
Gray 7.0 in
Bath 4.0 in
Massachusetts
Savoy 3.6 in
Heath 2.0 in
-UNISYS WEATHER
-GFS Model
-NAM Model
-ECMWF Model
-EURO Model
-NWS Burlington
-NWS Gray
-NWS Albany
-NWS Taunton
-NWS Surface Analysis
Thanks for following my blog and Happy Thanksgiving!! Have a Great Weekend!!
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