#Weather up the east coast friday drivers

'It's the power of the wind and the amount of snow that makes this one particularly dangerous.' 'This is going to be a historic blizzard,' Boston City Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune told Reuters. The weather is expected to be sunny throughout the day with slight cloud cover at around 10am until 1pm.Most Boston area residents heeded warnings to stay indoors as snow, whipped by wind gusts forecast by the National Weather Service to reach 43 miles (69 km) per hour, continued to fall in small, dense flakes on Saturday afternoon, challenging the hundreds of plows out making an effort to stay ahead of the storm.

Sunday will be clear too but slightly cooler with a top temperature of 20C. The top temperature is expected to be 21C. It will be a clearer day with sunny weather expected from 7am until sunset. Overnight will remain warm with a minimum temperature of 19C. The weather is expected to reach at least 21C at 10am and then rise again at 1pm. The weather is expected to be sunny from 7am until sunset.įriday will be cloudy throughout most of the day with sunny spells expected between 7am-10am and also 7pm. Sunday will be clear too but slightly cooler with a top temperature of 21C. The top temperature is expected to be 22C. Overnight will remain warm with a minimum temperature of 16C. The weather is expected to reach at least 23C at 10am and then rise again at 1pm. However it will be a slightly cooler day with temperatures expected to hit 21C.įriday will be cloudy throughout most of the day with sunny spells expected between 7am-10am and also 7pm. Sunday is expected to be much clearer with sunshine throughout the day. The temperature is expected to be at least 22C. Again it will be a cloudy day for the most part on Saturday with sunny spells at 7am-10am and 4pm-7pm. It will remain warm overnight with a minimum temperature of 16C. On Friday it will remain cloudy throughout most of the day with sunny spells expected between 7am-10am and also 7pm. Canterbury, Dover and Ashford based on current predictions Meanwhile the south will become very warm and humid. The weather models are fluctuating, so we are seeing variations between some predictions for very hot conditions through the end of this month and into September, and others which suggest less fierce heat.”Īccording to the Met Office, by Friday a north west/south east temperature split may develop where cooler air will characterise the north. “The weather is also looking good for the bank holiday with temperatures potentially reaching the mid- to high-20Cs, or even a bit higher in places. James Madden, forecaster for Exacta Weather, said: “There is the potential for very warm to hot conditions building during the start of September as high pressure once again takes control of the weather. For the bank holiday, we expect a pleasant spell of warm, dry weather for most.”Īfter the weekend, a plume of hot air from the continent is expected to hit by early September. High pressure will be across the south of the country, and as is commonly the case, low pressure will be to the north brining more in the way of cooler, unsettled conditions. “We could touch 30C in southern Britain, but more likely are temperatures in the mid- to high-20Cs. Jim Dale, meteorologist for British Weather Services, said: “There is some warmth on the way particularly for the south over the bank holiday, but we are not expecting anything on the scale of what we have seen this summer.

#Weather up the east coast friday drivers

Read more: Urgent petrol warning issued to drivers buying at Tesco, Asda and Morrisons Temperatures could locally exceed 30☌ in one or two spots across the south and east on Wednesday.' In a tweet this afternoon, the Met Office said: 'Temperatures generally near average today, but gently rising during the coming days reaching a peak midweek. The south east is expected to be warm or possibly very warm but not necessarily as hot as recent heatwaves. It's looking like things could heat up again as forecasters say there is a good chance of a heatwave for the last major national holiday before Christmas. While many people have welcomed rain and cooler weather recently in recent days, Britain could be looking at another heatwave just in time for the August bank holiday.