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Tracking Winter’s First Moves And What They Mean
Hi, this is Meteor Project, Steve Pelletier, and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking in to the WeathermanPont.com on your Sunday. It is the 30th day, the last day of the month of November 2025. And our weather situation for the Mid-Atlantic Northeast shows some cloud cover moving in, and it looks like the possibility of some rain should start as a little bit of snow across central and northern portions of Pennsylvania, interior New York, and much of central and southern New England. Then over to a little bit of light rain. It doesn't look like a lot of precipitation for today, but there will be a little bit of precipitation in the form of some snow over to rain, especially in the later morning and the early afternoon hours. Mostly a light rain situation. High temperatures on Sunday get up to about 47, so it will be mild. And for the month, we're looking at uh temperatures getting back down to near 30 degrees and uh about 30 to 35 under clearing skies during Sunday night. Monday's weather is looking generally fair across the northeast, temperatures of about 40 to 45. At night there'll be an increase in clouds with temperatures down to 25. They'll look for Tuesday calls for the possibility of some snow changing over to rain. But there'll be some places across northwestern New Jersey, northeastern PA, and southeast New York where the snow will probably linger a little bit longer, may even get a couple of inches of snowfall for uh the second day of December. And we're looking at high temperatures on Tuesday, ranging back only to near 35 to 40 degrees. Now we get back at the sunny and dry weather for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week. The temperatures will be a little bit below normal, but we're into meteorological wintertime, the beginning of meteorological winter on December 1st. That means uh, well, we're pretty much alike at the point where the sun is rising the latest, setting the earliest, least amount of daytime, longest period of nighttime, average temperatures have got a decline in a situation like that. And that is what we're gonna be finding this upcoming week. The weather situation is much improved across northern portions of Illinois and Indiana, and of course around the Chicago area that received between eight and twelve inches of snowfall, some places a little bit higher than that. But during the daytime today, at least Chicago is gonna be digging out from that snow from yesterday. But there will be some more snow showers around the eastern lakes, uh eastern portion of Lake Michigan, uh, southern Lake Superior, and the eastern portion of Lake Huron, inner also Erie and Ontario from the stronger northwesterly flow going across the warmer Great Lakes. Lake effect snow showers now taking hold of those places. In the east, it does look like we'll have drying conditions for the New York area in the afternoon as high pressure starts to build in from the Midwest. And the frontal system's gonna extend right across through Carolina, so maybe some showers into Charlotte. A little bit of light rain possible in the Atlanta area, nothing major. Some scattered showers in central and south Florida, more rainy weather. It's been a lot of rain across the Gulf Coast. It looks like from Brownsville all the way up to Houston and even up to New Orleans. We're looking at rainy conditions today, so Houston will have some delays in getting in there because of the weather. Dallas Fort Worth looking better, and it looks like dry conditions on the West Coast. LA, San Francisco, and even San Diego looking generally fair and seasonable, but looks like dry conditions, but lots of clouds in Portland and Seattle today. I'm in your monster, Heat Pelletary, an eye on the weather, man. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to your first thing on Monday. See you then.