Live Pinpoint Doppler 12 7Day Futurecast

NOW CHIEF METEOROLOGIST TONY
PETRARCA A
WITH YOUR DOPPLER GAS.

HIGHWOOD WARNING REMAINS AN
IN EFFECT UNTIL 6:00 THIS
EVENING SO THIS SHOULD BE
EXPIRING SOON.
THE AREA IS SHADED IN YELLOW.
TONY: THE COASTLINE, WHERE OUR
STRONG WIND GUSTS OR REALIZE,
THIS WILL CONTINUE FOR A FEW
MORE HOURS.
THE BACKSIDE OF IT IS STILL ON
THE WINDY SIDE AND THEY WILL BE
COMING DOWN.
THE WIND GUSTS HAVE BEEN
IMPRESSIVE.
THEY'RE JUST SHY
OF IRKING FOR.
SOME RAIN,
FOG, GUSTING AT
SOMETIMES.
30 TO 45 MILES PER HOUR.
TAKE A LOOK AT THESE GUSTS.
ROUGHLY 72 MILES PER HOUR GUSTS.
THESE ARE ALL COMING
IN BETWEEN
50 AND 60 MILES PER HOUR WIND
GUSTS.
FOR A TIME, THESE WINDS WERE
OCCURRING DURING THE MID TO LATE
MORNING AND INTO THE EARLY
AFTERNOON HOURS.
THE DOPPLER RADAR SHOWED GREEN
WHICH REPRESENTS RAIN AND NOT
SNOW.
YOU CAN CLEARLY SEE THIS SHIELD
AND -- SHIELD OF SNOW
THE NOTED
AND PINK AND WHITE.
TAKE A LOOK AT WHERE IS IT IS
INTENSIFYING SOUTH OF NEW
ENGLAND.
THIS IS CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE
COAST TO KEEP US ON THE MILD
SIDE.
THIS TENDS TO BRING
IN COLDER
AIR.
THIS COLD AIR TENDS TO STAY
TUCKED IN SO IT IS KIND OF A
TRACK DESPITE HAVING HEAVY TRUCK
-- HEAVY SNOW FOR A WHILE.
THE CHANGEOVER TO
RAIN FROM
SOUTH TO NORTH AS THE COLD SIDE
OF THE STORM REMAINS GOING NORTH
AND WEST.
WE TALKED ABOUT THE POTENTIAL
FOR 12 TO 18 INCHES OF SNOW.
DID THAT OCCUR?
IT DID.
THIS ALL AREA SHADED THEM BLUE,
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT, ALONG THE
MAST HEIGHT.
THIS AREA
, RIGHT HERE, 12 TO 18.
OUR FORECAST IS THIS LINE RIGHT
HERE.
EVERYTHING TO THE LEFT OF THE
LINE IS FORECASTED 12 TO 18.
THIS
IS ANYWHERE FROM 15 TO 30
MILES.
MISSING IT BY THAT MUCH.
A VERY CLOSE CALL.
THE NORTHWEST PART OF THE STATE
IS GETTING INTO THE DOUBLE
DIGITS AMOUNT.
THAT IS A BAND OF REALLY HEAVY
SNOW.
THIS IS FUTURECAST AT 7:00 THIS
EVENING.
THIS IS THE CONCERN OVERNIGHT
HEADING BELOW FREEZING.
OVERNIGHT TOMORROW MORNING.
SLUSH, STANDING WATER, BOTTLES,
TURNING ICY.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, AFTER SOME
SUNSHINE, CLOUDS ARE ON THE
INCREASE.
IT WILL BE A BRISK CHILLY DAY.
ESSENTIALLY, IT IS DRY, BUT THE
CONCERN WILL BE THE RE-FREEZE
AND OF THE ICE OVERNIGHT INTO
TOMORROW MORNING.
WATCH FOR ICY ROADS.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON,
MOSTLY WINDY
AND CHILLY BURIED DAYTIME HIGHS
ARE WELL BELOW AVERAGE.
ON THE UPPER 20'S TO LOW 30'S.
WE ARE DRY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
AND THIS IS NOT A STORM, JUST
SOME RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS.
TEMPERATURE SCHOOL ON SUNDAY.
EARLY NEXT WEEK, TEMPERATURES
ARE STILL AVERAGE WHICH ARE
ROUGHLY 40 TO 45.
RECIPROCATION WINDING DOWN THIS
EVENING AND THEY ARE FALLING OFF
AS WELL.
YOU CAN NOW ACCESS THE WPRI APP
ON YOUR SMARTPHONES AS WELL.
MIKE: IT'S A LITTLE MESSY OUT
THERE.

Live Pinpoint Doppler 12 7Day Futurecast

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