Update On Coastal Storm

The worst part of our coastal storm has moved through which was the chance for heavy rain and wind. About 48 hours ago the models shift the 3-6 band off the coast and New England got slammed with that. Now the models showed 1-3 inches of rain with inland with 2-4 inches of rain along the coast. I must say that the models performance for this storm was overdone big time. Inland was lucky to pick up an inch and NJ coast got like 1-2 inches of rain at best. Just shows you that even when were less than 24 hours away from the storm the models can still be wrong.

Friday Friday night showers will continue to be possible. There could be some thunder showers Friday night as the storm starts to move north and more unstable and warm air starts to move into the area. Showers and thunderstorms will be possible on Saturday as the storm continues to move north and more warm and unstable air moves on up. Showers will be possible Saturday night as well. Sunday look for a chance of showers and thunderstorms as warm and unstable air has returned and the storm has moved on out. 

Tropical Storm Kyle

Tropical Storm Kyle out in the Atlantic will get pulled north by the coastal low and then the high pressure will take over. It looks like the storm will make a turn to the northeast and head towards Rhode Island  to Main is what most models are showing. It will affect Rhode Island on Saturday and around Main on Sunday. The storm is currently a strong tropical storm and has a chance to become a hurricane before it enters cooler waters which will prevent development and possibly start to even weaken it.