Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Possible in Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina

Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Possible in Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina

Hey everyone, good morning. There is still a theoretical “omega block” between our high pressure system and our low pressure system, which is making it cloudy in the Northeast.

This means we’ll have another day of rain along the coast and very cool weather. Tomorrow, the sun and 70s are supposed to come back, and on Tuesday, more rain is expected. Third, things should get better after Wednesday. The rest of the workweek should be pretty good.

The mid-Atlantic and some parts of the southeast are still having trouble. The afternoon sun is working the atmosphere, making it just unstable enough for heavy rain and thunderstorms to happen in parts of Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina.

Even though nothing too bad is expected, there could be heavy rain, small hail, and strong winds in places that don’t need them right now.

We’re also keeping an eye on a possible late-season heatwave in parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. This is in addition to the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico later this week. From the end of this week to the beginning or middle of next week, temperatures could rise back into the 90s for a long time. Heat waves of 100 degrees or more could happen again in some parts of Texas.

It’s going to be rainy in the NYC Metro area.

For today, clouds and drizzle or showers will stay in the NYC area. It will stay well below average for highs, with many places seeing low 60s.

Tomorrow, as we try to dry out, we might see some blue skies again. This could help us get back to the low 70s. But there will be clouds again on Tuesday, and it might rain again. The highs will be between 65 and 70.

Getting less cloudy on Wednesday with lows in the 70s. Thursday and Friday could be in the mid-70s with more sunshine.

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