East Coast Nor’easter Will Have Little If Any Impact Here

The current forecast track of the Atlantic nor’easter along the east coast should keep it far enough east and bring little to no impact to our area over the weekend. We may see a slight increase in upper-level clouds on Sunday, but the best chances for that will be in western PA and northern WV. We should continue to bask in the sunshine here in east-central Ohio under strong high pressure.

A fall feel today, Nor’easter keeping things tricky for the weekend

A Nor’Easter brewing off the U.S. East Coast is starting to make our weekend forecast a bit trickier. Nor’easters, or large coastal storms that can impact the East Coast with strong winds, waves, and heavy precipitation, typically form in the cooler months, with this late-September occurrence rather early, but still not too uncommon. The persistence of this storm will mean major, long-duration bouts with rough seas, high tides, and flooding potential in a swath between Maryland and Maine.

Tail Wagging Weather! Purfect for the long dog walks!

Hello Sunshine!! But it is chilly out the door this morning! And it will be even colder tonight and tomorrow morning!

Wednesday Evening Storm Tracker Forecast

A clear weather pattern will be moving into the area for the next couple of days

High temperatures today will be in the low 60s.

Storm Tracker Forecast

Gavin's forecast for Tuesday morning, detailing a grey and gloomy day ahead, plus a complete 180° with sunny skies and dry weather by the weekend.

Fall Starts With Cooler Temps, More Rain

“Fall” officially begins later today, but we got a jump on it starting on Monday, with temperatures well below the normal high in the low 70s. But once the persistent rain does finally get out of here after Tuesday night and Wednesday, AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Chad Merrill says the cool air will stay, as Canadian high pressure creates a “damming” effect for the eastern U.S. through the weekend.

Light But Locally Heavy Rain Targets Altoona, Pittsburgh and Southern Pennsylvania Today With Totals Near 1 Inch Approaching the Maryland Border While Northern PA Stays Mostly Dry

ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA — While today, Tuesday, September 22, is expected to be a rainy and cool day across Pennsylvania, it won’t be a “lot” of rain, as it will fall at a relatively light intensity, according to a Total Rainfall Tuesday forecast from AguaceroWX, valid 2:00 a.m. EDT Wednesday, September 23. Only a few counties will be favored for rainfall amounts over a half inch. Many locations from the Laurel Highlands through the central and southern part of the state could pick up around 0.25 to 0.75 inches, with locally higher amounts approaching or exceeding 1 inch near the Maryland border.

Forecasters Warn of Flash Flooding Across Region

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch in effect until noon. With the ground already saturated, forecasters warn of possible flash flooding, especially along rivers, creeks and other low-lying areas. Showers and a possible thunderstorm continue through late morning, then more showers likely. Patchy fog could linger into early...

Rainy & cool: See how low temperatures go

(WJW) — Monday is the last full day of summer but it is going to look and feel a lot more like fall. Highs on Monday will only be in the mid 60s, which is about 10 degrees below normal. Monday will also be a breezy, rainy day. The...