- On this Labor Day, we should appreciate how far we have come in terms of improved work conditions. I hope you all can get to relax and celebrate all of your hard work with family, friends, and good food/drink.
- We basically have 4 beautiful days of sunshine and low humidity with cool nights in the northeast.
- An onshore flow with increasing clouds and humidity on Friday with some showers possible late. A complex interaction of multiples pieces (troughs, fronts, and low pressure systems) will produce a period of rain (and wind) that can be heavy at times on Saturday or Saturday night into Sunday morning for some areas as it lifts up through the northeast. Stay tuned for more details.
- We still have a few areas in the tropics with potential development, but nothing is imminent, which is remarkable for this peak time of hurricane season, which is the 2nd week of September. There is still a slight chance that the tropical wave entering he Caribbean Sea will develop in the western Caribbean or possible in the Bay of Campeche and possibly head north as a few ensemble members are showing.
- 1st image: My Long Island forecast
- 2nd image: Map from the GFS for Saturday afternoon/evening
- 3rd image: Model Blend rainfall map for the next 10 days
- 4th image: National Hurricane Center map
- 5th image: Euro ensembles for the next 15 days
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