EPISODE · Sep 20, 2024 · 2 MIN
National Weather Forecast for September 20, 2024: Rain, Sun, and a Potential Tropical Storm
from The Weather Man Podcast, I talk about weather! · host Steve Pellettiere
How prepared are you for the unpredictable weather in the coming week? On this episode of Weatherman Podcom, meteorologist Steve Pellettiere gives you a comprehensive rundown of the national weather forecast for September 20, 2024. From light rain in the eastern Great Lakes and coastal New England to potentially sunny skies in the Northeast, Steve leaves no stone unturned. He also keeps you informed about a potential tropical storm that could become a hurricane, possibly impacting the Gulf Coast by the end of next week.If you're planning to travel or suffer from hay fever, you won't want to miss Steve's detailed insights. He discusses the high ragweed and grass pollen levels that are making air quality uncomfortable in many areas. For travelers, Steve provides a clear picture of weather conditions across major cities, including some rain-related delays in Boston. And for those flying, he ensures that the aviation weather check will help you have a smooth journey. Tune in to stay ahead of the weather and ensure you’re well-prepared for the weekend and the week ahead.
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How prepared are you for the unpredictable weather in the coming week? On this episode of Weatherman Podcom, meteorologist Steve Pellettiere gives you a comprehensive rundown of the national weather forecast for September 20, 2024. From light rain in the eastern Great Lakes and coastal New England to potentially sunny skies in the Northeast, Steve leaves no stone unturned. He also keeps you informed about a potential tropical storm that could become a hurricane, possibly impacting the Gulf Co...
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