Speaker 1: 0:00

Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking in to theweathermanpodcom on your Monday. It is the eighth day of the month of September 2025 already and there's some pretty hefty thunderstorms on Saturday evening lingered into Sunday morning Some much-needed rainfall in many communities. Amounts basically from DC up to the Boston area range somewhere as little as maybe a third of an inch to as much as a couple of inches in heavy thunderstorms. The heaviest thunderstorms were across central and southern New Jersey, delmarva and down into eastern Maryland and then extended all the way up into New York City, long Island and coastal sections of Massachusetts and southern New England. As a cool front moved through, skies cleared on Sunday afternoon and we had some great weather and it looks like now we're going to be in for a run of dry conditions that will probably last right in through next weekend and maybe even into early next week.

Speaker 1: 0:52

So here's a rundown for the Northeast quarter. We've got a sunny day today with our highs in the middle 70s. Tonight it's going to be mostly clear down into the 50s, so some nighttime lows will be. On the cooler side, northeastern PA, new York State and through the Catskills, you'll be finding temperatures down into the lower to mid-40s over the next several nights, but daytime Monday, sunshine, mid-70s. Tuesday, mid-70s Wednesday partly sunny 72. Storms will be staying off the eastern seaboard and to our south and east. So that means sunny weather for Thursday, friday, saturday and Sunday, and each day. Temperatures ranging in the 70s may click close to 80 degrees by Thursday, but cooling back with a little dry frontal system moving through and a resurgence of high pressure across the region Friday, saturday and Sunday of next weekend.

Speaker 1: 1:37

If you're traveling today, specifically if you're flying by air or by a major airliner across the US, we are looking at pretty good conditions across the nation, although in the Pacific Northwest looks like some rainy weather is moving into there, also into the San Francisco Bay Area as well. They will be getting some showers, probably over the next 24 to 36 hours. Portland and Seattle with some rain. Central and South Florida it's been a situation where the frontal system is stationary down there, dealing with a little bit of tropical moisture from time to time. So showers and thunderstorms more likely along the East Coast and the Gold Coast in Florida over the next couple of days during the afternoon hours could cause some delays. Best time to fly into there in the morning hours before all that heating thunderstorm action gets underway, but it will be a factor for a good balance of this upcoming week.

Speaker 1: 2:21

Also, houston, dallas-fort Worth looking pretty good. Of course, atlanta, the busiest airport in the world. They're going to have some dry weather, no problems inbound or outbound from Atlanta at this point. Looks like it will be that way over the next several days as well. Charlotte looking good. Chicago no problems there, a few rain showers in Minneapolis, st Paul and, as mentioned, fair skies in Southern California, la and San Diego. However, up in San Francisco, as I mentioned, it looks like some rain. I'm your host, justin Felicieri, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day. Today. Looks like some excellent weather coming up in September. September sometimes has beautiful weather and that's what we're expecting over the next several days as we get into the last few days of official summertime, with the optimal equinox occurring on the 22nd of September this month. I'll be back tomorrow, hope.