Recent Cities
Favorits
|
Dallas, TX
|
 |
46 °F
Pluja lleugera
|
|
Chicago, IL
|
 |
54.9 °F
Parcialment ennuvolat
|
|
Minneapolis, MN
|
 |
43 °F
Clar
|
|
Boston, MA
|
 |
41.3 °F
Parcialment ennuvolat
|
|
Albuquerque, NM
|
 |
55.2 °F
Núvols dispersos
|
|
Lansing, MI
|
 |
44.2 °F
Parcialment ennuvolat
|
|
Denver, CO
|
 |
44.6 °F
Núvols dispersos
|
|
Nova York, NY
|
 |
45 °F
Clar
|
|
San Francisco, CA
|
 |
63.6 °F
Majoritàriament ennuvolat
|
|
Kudat, Malàisia
|
 |
73 °F
Majoritàriament ennuvolat
|
|
US
Trieu un dels següent mapes o desplaceu per a més opcions.
| Lloc |
|
Temperatura |
Humitat |
Pressió |
Condicions |
Vent |
Actualització |
| Dallas, Texas |
|
46 °F
|
76% |
29.77 in
(Baixant)
|
Pluja lleugera |
Tramuntana a
6 mph
|
3.53.PM CST |
| Chicago, Illinois |
|
54.9 °F
|
47% |
29.04 in
(Estable)
|
Parcialment ennuvolat |
Llevant a
6.0 mph
|
4.13.PM CST |
| Minneapolis, Minnesota |
|
43 °F
|
62% |
29.65 in
(Pujant)
|
Clar |
Ponent a
7 mph
|
3.53.PM CST |
| Boston, Massachusetts |
|
41.3 °F
|
59% |
29.96 in
(Pujant)
|
Parcialment ennuvolat |
Ponent a
14.0 mph
|
4.59.PM EST |
| Albuquerque, New Mexico |
|
55.2 °F
|
28% |
29.74 in
(Estable)
|
Núvols dispersos |
Tramuntana a
7.0 mph
|
3.09.PM MST |
| Lansing, Michigan |
|
44.2 °F
|
70% |
29.82 in
(Baixant)
|
Parcialment ennuvolat |
Calma |
5.10.PM EST |
| Denver, Colorado |
|
44.6 °F
|
38% |
29.79 in
(Pujant)
|
Núvols dispersos |
Gregal a
2.0 mph
|
3.13.PM MST |
| Nova York, New York |
|
45 °F
|
49% |
30.01 in
(Pujant)
|
Clar |
Variable a
6 mph
|
4.51.PM EST |
| San Francisco, California |
|
63.6 °F
|
62% |
29.93 in
(Baixant)
|
Majoritàriament ennuvolat |
Mestral a
5.0 mph
|
2.13.PM PST |
| Kudat, Malàisia |
|
73 °F
|
100% |
29.86 in
|
Majoritàriament ennuvolat
|
Garbí/Llebeig a
2 mph
|
6.00.AM MYT |
Edit My Favorite Cities List
Weather Warning Legend:
 |
Tornado Warning |
 |
Severe Thunderstorm Warning |
 |
Flood Warning |
 |
High Wind Advisory |
 |
Tornado Watch |
 |
Severe Thunderstorm Watch |
 |
Flood Watch / Flood Statement |
 |
Dense Fog Advisory |
 |
Fire Weather Advisory |
 |
Hurricane Local Statement |
 |
Winter Weather Statement |
 |
Heat Advisory |
 |
Special Weather Statement |
 |
Public Notice |
 |
Public Record |
 |
Public Statement |
Shaun Tanner
Weather Underground Forecast for Tuesday, December 01, 2009.
Wet weather in the East will diminish as a cold front pushes off shore, while a strong low pressure system brings snow to the Southern Rockies on Tuesday. A low pressure system and associated cold front will push eastward and into the Atlantic Ocean as high pressure builds in from the Central US. The front may bring some residual morning showers to the coastal regions of the Mid-Atlantic and New England states. However, the front will wrap back around to the west and linger over Florida where it will trigger light rains with rainfall totals less than a half of an inch. Afternoon thunderstorms may develop, so expect up to an inch in these areas. Breezy conditions will persist over the region with gusts between 20-25 mph. The Southeast will be warm again on Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s, while North will see highs in the 40s.
In the West, a small yet intense low pressure system will move northeastward from northern Mexico and into the Southern Rockies and Southern Plains. Flow around this system will pull moisture in from the Gulf of Mexico and allow for 1-2 inches of snowfall, with up to 5 inches anticipated at higher elevations. The eastern edge of this system will move over Texas and bring abundant moisture to the Texas coast. This will allow for periods of heavy rain and coastal flooding will be a threat for the region. This system will also push cloudy skies that may trigger a few sprinkles over Alabama and Georgia by Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile to the North, a low pressure system will dip into the country from Canada. This system will pull warmer air in from the south and allow for another unseasonably warm day for the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains. Expect mostly sunny skies with highs near 50 over most of the Midwest, while areas along the border may see some scattered precipitation.
Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Monday ranged from a low of -7 degrees at West Yellowstone, Mont. to a high of 82 degrees at Boca Raton, Fla.
Fase de la lluna
Full Moon, 100% of the Moon is Illuminated
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Today |
des 2
Full
|
des 8
Last Quarter
|
des 16
New
|
des 24
First Quarter
|
Try our Interactive Star Chart
|
Hurricane season draws to a close
Posted: 10:23 AM EST on November 30, 2009
It's November 30, and the inconsequential Atlantic hurricane season of 2009 is in the books. Residents all along the Atlantic coast can give thanks for this year's much-needed respite after the pummeling Mother Nature gave last year. The four direct deaths recorded this year represented the lowest death toll since the El Niño hurricane season of 1997, which also had four deaths. This year's season featured only nine named storms, three hurricanes and two major hurr
Read This Blog Entry
Other Featured Blogs:
Did you know that...
December of 1831 was the coldest month on record for the the Northeast. New York City averaged just 22 degrees the entire month as only for days had a high temperature above freezing. Even colder was Burlington, Vert. which never did get above freezing the entire month.
More Weather Education Resources

|

Copyright © 2009 Weather Underground, Inc.
 |
Copyright © 2009 Weather Underground, Inc.
|
|