DANIELLE: FOR A FINAL CHECK THIS
MORNING ON THIS SEVERE WEATHER
ALERT, HERE IS MICHELLE.
MICHELLE: WE HAVE GOT HEAVY RAIN
FALLING, STRONG WIND EXPECTED
THROUGHOUT THE DAY AND ENDING
WITH WINTER WEATHER IN SPOTS.
ON THE RADAR TOWARD NORTH AND
WEST HIGHER ELEVATIONS, STILL
SEEING WINTER WEATHER.
IT IS HEAVY RAIN THAT IS GOING
TO SLOW YOU DOWN FOR THIS
MORNING.
IF YOU'RE HEADED OUT A WRONG
--
OUT ALONG I-95, ONE OF THE AREAS
WE ARE MONITORING, RAINFALL
AMOUNTS AROUND THE PATUXENT
RIVER WITH 2-4 INCHES OF RAIN IN
THE FORECAST.
WE ARE EXPECTING FLOODING FAIR
OVERNIGHT.
IT MAKE IT TO THE POINT WHERE WE
ARE SEEING THE FLOOD STAGE HIT
MODERATE LEVELS.
AT THE SHORE
, VERY HEAVY
RAINFALL ALONG ROUTE ONE AND OUR
COASTAL AREAS THIS MORNING.
THAT IS WHERE SOME
OF THE
STRONGEST WIND GUSTS ARE,
BETWEEN 45 AND 50 THIS MORNING.
OUR NOR'EASTER HAS
BEEN
INTENSIFYING THIS MORNING,
DRAWING IN MOISTURE FROM THE
OCEAN.
THE FLOW IS FROM EAST TO WEST,
THE WIND FROM THE NORTHWEST.
WE HAVE ALREADY PICKED UP
BETWEEN HALF A INCH AND A INCH
OF RAIN AND THOSE TOTALS GOING
UP.
A FLOOD WATCH
FOR STREET
FLOODING AND BASEMENT FLOODING
AND THAT FLOOD WARNING FOR THE
PATUXENT RIVER.
WE ARE LOOKING AT FLOODING, WIND
DAMAGE, AND OUTAGES AND THAT
EVENING AND NIGHTTIME SNOW.
SATURDAY, STILL WINDY, GUSTS OF
50 MILES PER HOUR IN THE
MORNING.
OUR TEMPERATURES, 40'S.
YOU ADD IN THE WIND AND IT FEELS
LIKE THE UPPER 20'S TO LOW 30'S
IN RHODE ISLAND AND SOUTHEASTERN
MASSACHUSETTS.
GUSTING OVER 40 IN PLYMOUTH AND
PROVIDENCE.
ON THE HIGH AND
-- END, YOU
COULD SEE GUSTS UP TO 60 MILES
PER HOUR ALL THE WAY TO THE
UPPER PART OF THE BAY.
OVER 70 MILE PER HOUR GUSTS IN
EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS.
THE STRONGEST WINDS LOOK TO BE
IN THE AFTER NOON -- AFTERNOON
INTO TONIGHT.
YOUR FORECAST FOR TODAY,
TEMPERATURES THING BETWEEN 45
AND 50.
OUR STORM INTENSIFYING
THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
AS IT STARTS TO MOVE AWAY
TONIGHT, IT WILL DRAW IN COLDER
AIR.
SOME MODELS SHOWING A CHANGEOVER
TO SNOW.
THIS MODEL NOT SHOWING IT IN
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND.
LET ME SHOW YOU ANOTHER MODEL
THAT IS FOR THE EVENING HOURS.
THIS IS STARTING AT 6:00 IN THE
EVENING.
HEAVY RAIN FALLING.
AS THE COLDER AIR COMES IN --
THE PINK IS WINTER MIX -- WET
SNOW AND FREEZE.
IT MAY CHANGE OVER TO HEAVY TO
WET SNOW.
THERE IS A TIME WHEN WE COULD
END UP WITH ACCUMULATION,
1-3
INCHES FOR MOST OF THE AREA.
NORTH AND WEST OF PROVIDENCE
COULD SEE MORE THAN THREE
INCHES.
THE PINK WIND GUSTING 45 TO 50
MILES PER HOUR.
AND
SNOW, IT WOULD BE THE
EVENING HOURS WE WOULD SEE THAT
CHANGE OVER.
TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE BETTER
THAN TODAY.
THERE WILL NOT BE MUCH RAIN
BUT
SOME LIGHTER SHOWERS AND A
CHILLY WIND WILL CONTINUE.
THE STRONGEST WIND IS IN THE
MORNING HOURS.
STILL A COLD DAY ON SUNDAY, HIGH
NEAR 40.
ANOTHER COASTAL STORM COULD BE
FORMING AND IMPACTING SOUTHERN
NEW ENGLAND.
THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME
ACCUMULATING SNOW.
I WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED.
YOU WANT TO STAY TUNED TO THE
FORECASTS.