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Gary Szatkowski
@GarySzatkowski
Meteorologist commenting on the interesting, the entertaining & the odd plus sometimes even weather.
Hainesport, NJJoined May 2012
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NWS Mount Holly
@NWS_MountHolly
Total rainfall amounts today will be pretty light over the northern half of our region. From south of Cape May, NJ to Dover, DE...some heavier downpours may occur this afternoon if thunderstorms develop. We are not expecting any strong storms, though.
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NWS Mount Holly
@NWS_MountHolly
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Mainly light rain continues to push eastward across areas of southeast PA and southern NJ. Rain will expand across eastern Maryland & Delaware this afternoon, with a slight chance of thunderstorms. (Radar loop from 9:50 to 10:50 AM shown) #pawx #njwx #dewx #mdwx
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Gary Szatkowski Retweeted
NOAA Satellites
@NOAASatellites
Here is a wider view via
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's #GOESEast satellite, where the grayish wildfire smoke can be seen streaming over Canada, parts of New York/New England, and the Atlantic today.
GeoColor imagery of Canada and the northeastern U.S. via NOAA's GOES East satellite. A long stream of grayish smoke stretches from Western Canada, down through New York and parts of New England, and out over the Atlantic. The dark smoke is easy to see against the stark white clouds that surround it.
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NWS New York NY
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A narrow plume of elevated smoke stemming from Canadian wildfires can be seen on @NOAASatellites visible satellite imagery today. The plume may add a haze to the sky as it drifts south, especially this evening. #NYwx #CTwx #NJwx
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Gary Szatkowski Retweeted
NWS Mount Holly
@NWS_MountHolly
We have a warm and sunny day to kick off the work week! Tuesday will be a different story, however: cloudy and cool with showers for much of the area. But take a look at the rest of the week: sunny skies and warming temperatures each day. Some places could break 80 on Friday!
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NWS MARFC
@NWSMARFC
Heavy rain has fallen over the Mid-Atlantic in the past 24 hours and will be continuing over the next several days. Minor river flooding is possible in a few locations.
A widespread area of 1-3 inches of rain fell over the Mid-Atlantic in the past 24 hours with a few isolated amounts of over 4 inches near the coast Rain will be continuing over the next several days with an additional 2+ inches possible Heaviest rain is expected generally in areas that received lower amounts in first way Minor river flooding is possible in isolated locations over the next several days
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Gary Szatkowski Retweeted
NWS Mount Holly
@NWS_MountHolly
Several waves of low pressure will bring rain to the area from Fri-Mon. We've been quite dry this year so far, so this is some much needed rainfall. After an inch or so of rain Fri-Sat, an additional inch or so of rain is possible Sun-Mon.
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Gary Szatkowski Retweeted
NWS Mount Holly
@NWS_MountHolly
Frost advisory take 2 (with the right low temp graphic this time...sorry!) We've issued a frost advisory for northwest portions of the area tonight where lows are expected to drop to the low-mid 30s. Ensure your vulnerable plants and vegetation are protected!
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