<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0yUfuv_1FUvo3Ec00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0yUfuv_1FUvo3Ec00" width="1280" height="720" ><figcaption>Gavin's forecast for Friday morning, detailing a bright, sunny few days ahead, though cloud coverage and even the chance for showers has increased a bit towards the end of the weekend.</figcaption></figure>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.In the last day or so, however, the Nor’Easter’s projected track has lingered quite a bit, seemingly stagnating and weakening around an area south of the Long Island, NY coast and the Jersey Shore. For our area, the implications of this seem to point to a cloudier Sunday &amp; Monday, with even a low-end shower chance thrown into the mix.But, of course, this won’t spoil an incredible day ahead!Abundant sunshine will headline the week’s end, with highs in the upper 60s. A few high clouds may sift in late in the day. High school football games will go off without rain concerns, with temperatures dropping from the 60s to the 50s as the pigskin is in action. Overnight, temperatures will dip into the mid-40s.More sunshine will beat down on the area on Saturday. Temperatures may sneak back into the low 70s during the day on Saturday, with a few high clouds the only thing spoiling starry skies overnight. Those heading down to Stambaugh Stadium to watch Youngstown State Football will have no problem with lots of sun. Overnight, thermometers will bottom out in the low 50s.A mostly sunny Sunday has become more of a partly cloudy outlook, as a Nor’easter hundreds of miles away will continue to brew off the East Coast. High pressure retreating to our west will allow these clouds to work in, with some ambitious models even thinking isolated rain showers are possible. For these reasons, we’ve included a low-end rain chance overnight into Monday.Skies will remain partly to mostly cloudy on Monday, with more white in the skies within Pennsylvania. High temperatures on Monday will jump to the low 70s, right around average.The chance of rain will stay subdued by Tuesday, with a mostly sunny sky similarly bringing high temperatures into the low 70s.As the month of September closes, some shower activity may finally return.</div></body>

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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.

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

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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 

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

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