After a week of warmth, cooler weather has settled into the area. A large high pressure system in Canada will bring in below average to seasonal temperatures this week. We are also watching a possible Nor Easter for mid-week that would give us a rainy and windy Wednesday and Thursday. This storm will obviously not bring snow to the area, but it is a preview of what could be a major snowstorm in January or February.

Trick or treat forecast: It is going to be a fairly chilly Halloween this year with temperatures dipping into the 40s by the evening. Wear layers or a coat when you’re trick or treating and collect as much candy as possible!

Monday: Sunny and chilly High 47 Low 34

Tuesday: A repeat of Monday Hi 48 Low 33

Wednesday: Sun to clouds. Nor Easter at night? Hi 51 Low 35

Thursday: Nor Easter? Hi 50 Low 42 (Note, high temperature is subject to change dramatically depending how far the Nor Easter is off the coast)

And we will conclude today with the Fall Foliage update: As you can see, our area is at its peak color for the fall. By the end of this week however, we should be past peak color:

 

 

 

 

 

Hey everyone… I was pleasantly surprised to see people still visiting the dormant website over  the past few months. This will be the first post of many for Philaburbia Weather’s 2nd winter season. There will hopefully be some new features in the upcoming months including a new look to the site, maybe a twitter to the site, and even an iphone app (maybe :)).

And now to the weather:

Today was one of the warmest days on record, with the temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 70s in spots. Tomorrow will be one of the last nice days of the year until the real cold starts to move in from Canada over the next few weeks.

Tonight: Becoming clear late Low 54

Thursday the 28th: Mostly sunny and warm Hi 74

Thursday Night: Clear and much cooler Low 45

Friday: Much cooler and windier. Sunny. Hi 55 Low 34   WATCH FOR FROST

Saturday:  Cool and sunny Hi 57 Low 39

Also we will probably have a Frost Advisory issued for Friday night as the low will drop into the lower 30s.

I’d like to end today with a map of the current fall foliage going on in the Northeast: