Rain and wind are expected to affect the morning and midday commute Wednesday
Updated: 29:29 EST November 29, 2022
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR. NOW THE WGAL NEWS 8 STORM FORECASTING TEAM WITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JOE CALHOUN CALM. NO CARLISLE STREETS OR DRY NOW WILL BE THE CASE, I THINK FOR TOMORROW MORNING AS WELL. RIGHT NOW IN CARLISLE WE ARE AT 43. THE OBSERVING SYSTEM THERE AND IT IS AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM CAN ONLY SEE CLOUDS AT 10,000 FEET OR BELOW. So the clouds are a bit higher but will start to thicken as we go through the overnight south east breeze at about ten. SO WITH THOSE SOUTHERN BREEZES AND MORE CLOUDS COMING, THEY DESIGNED TO FALL. A LOT WILL REMAIN, PROBABLY NEAR 40. OVERNIGHT TONIGHT THE RAIN STOPS AS WE MOVE INTO THE MORNING HOURS. THEN, THROUGHOUT THE MORNING, IT IS A PERIOD OF IMPACT. RAINY, GUSTLY. SOME OF THAT RAIN COULD COME DOWN A LITTLE WITH THE AREA, BUT I DON’T THINK IT’S ANYTHING SERIOUS THERE. THOSE GUSTY WINDS, EVEN THOUGH THE RAIN WILL LET UP, WILL ACTUALLY CONTINUE TO STRONGER. I think in the afternoon. THAT 56 IS PROBABLY around noon. IN THE EVENING WE WILL PROBABLY BE DOWN INTO THE FOURTHS AND PROBABLY NOT ABOVE THAT WE WILL GO INTO THE 30S. TEMPERATURES NOW SOMETHING ABOUT 11 AND THE LANCASTER TEMPERATURE, BUT WITH CLOUDS THEY ARE A BIT WORSE IN THE WEST. 45 IN CHAMBERSBURG AT THIS TIME. MUCH WARMER AIR IS LOADING INTO THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. As I say, TEMPERATURES STAY FOOLISH FOR A LONG TIME. BUT THEN YOU GET INTO THE SINGLE AND TEENAGE CITY, COLDER AIR TYPICAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. BUT WHAT IS NOT TYPICAL ARE THESE HARD FUTURES IN PARTS OF THE DEEP SOUTH. More than a dozen tornadoes were reported in parts of Mississippi. ZIPPY, MOST AROUND THE JACKSON AREA. ONE WAS REPORTED CONFIRMED IN LOUISIANA. SEE THESE CLOUDS COMING FROM THE SOUTH. THAT’S COASTAL HIGH PRESSURE PUMPING THAT WARM, MOIST AIR AS THAT COLDER AIR COMES SOUTH AND EAST STORMS AHEAD OF IT. SNOW IN THE BACK AND COLD. AND WE WILL FEEL THAT COLD PATTERN THAT HAS BEEN THE PATTERN FOR SEVERAL FALLS SO FAR. COLD AIR DOESN’T STICK VERY MUCH. WE DON’T EXPECT IT. TEMPERATURES WILL APPROACH 50 THROUGHOUT THE MORNING. HERE COMES THAT RAIN AND IT CONTINUES UNTIL THE MORNING HOURS. BUT AFTERNOON, MOST OF THE RAIN STOPS AND WE START TO LIMIT. WE SEE TEMPERATURES LATE IN THE DAY IN THE 40S AND THEN FAST DOWN TO THE THIRTS, DOWN TO NEAR FREEZING. ALTHOUGH THURSDAY STARTS OUT WITH A FEW CLOUDS, I THINK WE WILL SEE A LOT OF SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON, IT WILL ONLY BE AROUND 40 AND A LITTLE WINDY TO LOOK AT THE WIND GUSTS TOMORROW. BETWEEN THAT 20 AND 30 RANGE EVEN IF WE’RE IN THE MIDDLE AND EARLY AFTERNOON. WINDS GUSTING NOW, BUT SEEING GUSTS TO 20, 30 MPH AS THURSDAY GOES AWAY. THAT WILL DO IT. LET’S LET’S GET EVEN COLDER. IMPACT DAY FOR TOMORROW. RAINY AND WINDY. TEMPERATURES IN THE FIVE BUT THAT’S THE MIDDLE AND THEN IT COOLS. IT LOOKS LIKE IT’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE YOUR TEENS AND 20S as we head into Thursday and Friday, but just a little.
Rain and wind are expected to affect the morning and midday commute Wednesday
Updated: 29:29 EST November 29, 2022
Rain and wind are expected for south central Pennsylvania through Wednesday morning. Rain that arrives late Tuesday night will linger and affect the morning commute Wednesday. The WGAL News 8 Storm Team has designated Wednesday as Impact Day. An impact day is a day that features weather that is likely to disrupt your daily schedule or normal routine.” As we move through the morning, it is a time of impact. Showers, gusts and some rain may fall a little heavily. gusty winds, even if the rain ends, will continue. Actually, stronger in the afternoon,” said Chief Meteorologist Joe Calhoun. Getting Cooler The rain should clear by Wednesday afternoon as cold air moves in. “By evening, we’ll probably be in the 40s and , probably not far from that, we’ll be in the 30s,” Calhoun said. Stay with the WGAL News 8 Storm Team for updates on this active weather pattern.Winter Weather OutlookThe WGAL News 8 Storm Team looks at what we can expect this upcoming winter in central Pennsylvania. From what to do when a winter alert is issued to how to stay safe on winter roads, we’re getting you ready right now before the season arrives. You can watch the entire special in the video player below.WGALRADAR Weather Tools: Track severe weather with WGAL’s interactive radar.LOCATION-BASED ALERTS: Enable our personalized weather alerts.HOURLY BY HOUR: See what to expect today with the hourly forecast.THE WEATHER WEEKEND: Find out what to expect before you make plans. 10-DAY FORECAST : Check WGAL’s extended forecast here.
Rain and wind are expected for south central Pennsylvania through Wednesday morning.
Rain that arrives late Tuesday night will linger and affect the morning commute Wednesday.
The WGAL News 8 Storm Team has designated Wednesday as Impact Day. An impact day is a day that features weather that is likely to disrupt your schedule or normal daily routine.
“As we go through the morning, it’s a time of impact. Showers, gusts and some of that rain could come down a little heavy. Those gusty winds, although the rain will end, will continue. Actually stronger in the afternoon,” said Chief Meteorologist Joe Calhoun.
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It’s getting colder
The rain should clear by Wednesday afternoon as cold air moves in.
“By evening, we’re probably in the 40s and probably not far from that, we’ll be in the 30s,” Calhoun said.
Stay with the WGAL News 8 Storm Team for updates on this active weather pattern.
Winter weather outlook
The WGAL News 8 Storm Team looks at what we can expect this upcoming winter in central Pennsylvania. From what to do when a winter alert is issued to how to stay safe on winter roads, we’re getting you ready right now before the season arrives.
You can watch the entire special in the video player below.