A RARE Weather Event Could Occur Soon...

Intro a large storm will be coming to the United States over the next few days and this is going to bring some very interesting weather to the United States and one of the most interesting things that we are going to see out of this storm is the potential for a water spout outbreak back over in the Great Lakes region in addition to that this particular storm is going to bring a big cold blast to areas like the Midwest in the Ohio Valley with the first feeling of fall weather coming to the United States in addition to that plenty of showers and thunderstorms and some severe weather will be Poss with this storm anywhere from Texas all the way back into the Northeast so in today's forecast we're going to break down exactly what you need to know about this storm and why it's going to be very interesting over the next few days let's Rare Weather Event begin by talking about this large storm and we're going to begin with looking at the 500 M height anomalies the reason why I'm showing you this is it gives you an idea of how cold the temperatures will be aoft back over in the Great Lakes region Saturday morning that is really cold air by the way right over the state of Michigan for this time of the year very below average and this is in the high altitude so we're talking about a really cold pocket of Arctic air that's a loft the reason why this is so important is that that cold air is going to kind of mix in with the very warm temperatures that are currently associated with the Lakes back over in Lake Michigan and as well as Lake Eerie those areas are really dealing with very warm lake waters right now as we're in early September and then addition to that we're going to have a lot of ticity or spin across both of these lakes and that's going to create the potential for some water spouts and we could even see a water spout outbreak take place across both Lake Michigan and as well as Lake Erie so definitely something to watch for on Saturday out of this particular system and then once we go into Sunday to Monday that low pressure system will continue to move Northeast bringing the potential for showers and some thunderstorms into the Northeast United States back through the southeast as well and in addition to that cold air will be on the back side of this which we're going to talk more about here in just a couple of minutes in addition to the other interesting things that this particular system will bring one other thing I want to mention by the way is that we're not even talking about booming Thunder storms on Saturday we are literally just talking about showers that are going to be on both Lake Michigan and probably Lake Erie and that's going to bring the potential for water spouts which is just very interesting especially for September now let's dive into the future radar and give you an idea of where there will be a potential for showers and thunderstorms over the next few days and where there might be a potential for some severe weather and who's going to be dealing with great weather across the United States so beginning with Wednesday high pressure will continue to dominate in the Northeast and back into the Midwest but that's not going to last super long because we are going to have a little sneaky trough com out of Canada as we go later into the week and that's going to be what brings the potential for showers and thunder storms and also much colder weather to areas in the Midwest and the Ohio Valley by the time we go into Thursday showers and storms will continue across the Texas coast back into the midatlantic this is an area that's just going to continue to deal with the potential for some flash flooding several inches of rain are expected over the next few days near the gulf coast once we go into Friday that continues across the Gulf Coast and then eventually our low pressure center will start to move into parts of the Northeast and as well as back through the Ohio Valley this will bring some showers and some thunderstorms and I wouldn't be surprised if we have a low threat for severe weather on Friday in Ohio and Pennsylvania I don't see there being some sort of outbreak right now when it comes to tornadoes or damaging winds but I do think this will definitely be something to watch for now once we go into Saturday that's when we're going to be watching for some showers on the back side of this low pressure system to bring the potential for some water spouts across both Lake Michigan and perhaps even Lake eie and that's where we'll be watching for maybe again a water spout outbreak now the good news with these water spouts is that they probably will not do much damage if they made it Inland but it is something to watch for as we go into Saturday afternoon and even maybe in the morning hours so morning and afternoon look like the two time frames for that it's not said in stone yet that this is definitely going to happen because this can be hard to predict with a low pressure center If It Moves 50 Mi further north or south it could make a big difference to what happens so just keep that in mind it's not like this is a guaranteed locking Stone but if it does happen it could be very interesting over in The Lakes Region once we go later into Saturday low pressure starts to intensify a little bit back over north of New England it'll bring the potential for maybe a bit of a wind threat maybe an isolated tornado threat on Saturday to parts of New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and then back through Delaware and Maryland and then once we go into Sunday watch this we actually could see a small little mixture of maybe some rain SLE or snow just north of Michigan so just keep that in mind we are getting pretty close here to fall uh officially starting at least astronomically so definitely something to watch for and then once we go into Sunday into Monday that low pressure center will probably keep spinning up in the Northeast but I don't think it's going to bring much more in terms of you know severe weather it will probably just bring a few more showers to those areas and once we go into the middle of next week things still look pretty quiet across most of the lower 48 including the West Coast not really a whole lot expected over there we'll continue to monitor the Gulf of Mexico for some tropical development we are going to talk more about that here in a few minutes there is still a potential that we see a tropical storm or maybe even a hurricane sometime in the next 10 days and we're going to talk more about that again later in the forecast now the temperatures are going to be a pretty big talk over the next few days especially in the midwest in the Ohio Valley where all that Canada cold air is going to be diving right into the Midwest and as well as the Ohio Valley so definitely be ready for that this weekend and even on Friday where you might need a little light jacket in those areas many areas will drop into the 40s for low temperatures and even some upper 30s once we go into Saturday and as well as into Sunday that cold air will start to move through the Ohio Valley eventually into parts of the Northeast and that'll bring again some cooler weather for the weekend once we go into next week though that cold air is not going to last very long if you're in the Northeast you'll deal with it probably until Tuesday or Wednesday but it's not even going to be that cold up there it's going to be mostly just cold in the Ohio Valley and Midwest and then once we go back into the middle and end of the following week so around September 12th or 13th not really looking at much of cold air at all unless you're in the northeast or up and down the East Coast which it's going to be very close to average in general so overall definitely enjoy the cooler weather while it's here cuz warm air will definitely build back in as we go into next week current forecast at temperatures for Saturday morning low temperatures in fact currently looking to see some mid to low 40s in parts of Wisconsin we also could see some upper 30s in northern Wisconsin which means our first Frost of the season will be possible the good news is temperatures will climb back on Sunday we're going to be talking about many areas in the 40s and as well as some low 50s across the Ohio Valley and Midwest which honestly is going to feel great especially if you are without an AC it's going to be great weather overall now here's the climate prediction Center's forecast for the next several days from Monday of next week until Friday below average temperatures are still likely from Texas back into the Northeast for next week while warmer continues to build near the Rocky Mountains and also west of the Rockies and then the precipitation forecast still pretty much the same as before we're still going to be dealing with below average precipitation for most of next week for almost the entire lower 48 The Only Exception being the Gulf Coast and also the Pacific Northwest now the tropics are looking Hurricane Season Update sort of active but not really we do have three areas of development right now in the Atlantic Ocean all with low chances of development beginning with the Eastern one we have one just coming off the coast of Africa as of a couple of days ago this may develop into something but it's probably just going to end up being a fish storm so not really too concerning at this point it would probably be pretty brief we also have another area of development that just came out this one is a little bit newer uh came out yesterday morning this one we're currently looking at a potential for development but it's again another low chance if this one does develop it looks like a it could kind of go in the direction maybe of staying north of the Lesser in tiles and east of the Bahamas but even then again it's a low chance of development as of right now and the one that's been the big talk and has been the most clickbaited you know hurricane at this point that you know apparently there's a golf hurricane or whatever is this one again there's really no you know evidence that we are definitely going to see a hurricane here there's still about a 30% chance of development over the next seven days if this does develop it'll probably be in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico and even then we don't really know what's going to happen from there it could very easily go to the north and become a tropical storm maybe a hurricane but again just too hard to tell really what's going to happen there right now but we'll talk more about that here in a second about what I think might happen let's just hop right into the Ensemble members which give you an idea of where these tropical Cyclones May track with a bunch of different members in an ensemble group right now back over in the Gulf of Mexico most of the GFS model runs do not really indicate much of anything happening over the next few days maybe some sort of gradual development but really none of these bringing it Beyond like a tropical depression or storm right now now I do think if this sits in the golf long enough we could see this intensify into a tropical storm or hurricane but again not really any evidence right now that that is definitely going to happen and then our other two tropical waves kind of looks messy out here but here's your first one here's your second one right now the potential of the second one developing it's actually further west but the potential of the second one developing that's a bit closer to the Lesser in tiles I would say is still pretty low there are a few Ensemble members though that do indicate that this could become a tropical storm or even a hurricane as we go sometime into next week back over maybe between Bermuda and the United States but but it is likely to curve so I don't think this will be any impact to the United States at least for now but it will be something to watch for later on and then our other tropical wave coming off the Africa Coast I'm not seeing really much of any development out of that one it might become a brief tropical depression or storm but beyond that does not look too concerning as of right now now I do want to mention today's forecast overall it was made off of no internet I've been using my phone hotspot so there are some graphics I was not able to update but the weather information is basically the same as it would be if even if I had internet so just letting you guys know that um yeah I've had no internet for 12 hours so I don't know what to tell you thank you so much for watching make sure hit the like button down below and subscribe if you've not already