Weather in Middle Atlantic May Heat Wave Continues
Delaware County Daily Times reports a sustained heat wave across the region with forecasted hot conditions. Officials urge residents to stay hydrated and seek shade as temperatures rise into the afternoon.
Wet heat across nation as storms spark in Great Lakes region
A weakening system from the Great Lakes may produce showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening with 30 percent chances. Tomorrow brings a break with highs in the mid to upper 80s and a late day shower possible. By Sunday highs reach the mid to high 70s, with no precipitation anticipated into midweek. A broad cold front from Texas to the lower Great Lakes triggered storms and a East Coast heat wave shattered records.
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Texas
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Front from Great Lakes to Pennsylvania weakens today
A cold front will drift south from the Great Lakes into Pennsylvania today and weaken. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are possible as the system moves south, with lingering showers likely tonight near the Mason-Dixon line as high pressure builds afterward.
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Weather and tide figures from national, local readings
National high 104 in Laredo Texas and low 23 in Jackson Wyoming. Tides at Marcus Hook Memorial Park rise to 11 57 a m with low tides at 6 59 a m and 7 05 p m. Sun rises 5 33 a m sets 8 23 p m. Clean Air Council reports five pollutants with a 0 to 300 scale from Good to Very Unhealthy.
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Tucson
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Laredo
Texas
Jackson
Wyo
Marcus Hook Memorial Park
Clean Air Council
Lunar Phases and Coastal Thunderstorm Outlook
Lunar phases note first quarter in Poconos with 30 percent a.m. storm risk and 79 to 83 degree highs. Shore area expects sun with late clouds and 30 percent storm chance through evening. 80 to 84 degree highs. Marine forecast from Manasquan to Cape Henlopen shows southwest winds 10 to 20 knots, seas 1 to 3 feet, tonight NW winds 10 knots, possible afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
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