

The predicted rainy month means there will be more clouds than usual, which, in turn, helps keep temperatures lower and likely played a role in the below-average temperature forecast for the mid-Atlantic. October precipitation outlookĪlong with the cooler-than-average temperatures in the mid-Atlantic, NOAA also expects that region to be much wetter than average in October, particularly from far southern New Jersey to the Delmarva Peninsula, southern Maryland, Virginia and central and eastern North Carolina. An upper-level area of high pressure or a cold front can provide a period of warmer or cooler weather, respectively, that bucks the overall monthly trend. See the latest Michigan Doppler radar weather map including areas of rain, snow and ice. Modern weather radars are mostly doppler radars, capable of detecting the motion of rain droplets in addition to intensity of the precipitation. It's important to note that this is an outlook for the entire month of October. While not as far above average, temperatures are still expected to be relatively warm by October standards across all areas along and west of the Mississippi River. The ULM weather radar is a scanning polarimetric Doppler radar operating at S-band with a beam width of 0.95°. Radar Images Share Print 250 Miles 150 Miles 30 Miles 250 Miles Radar Range UTC ( Coordinated Universal Time) formerly GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).

Slight with a wave height of 1 to 3 feet. Meanwhile, the rest of the nation is predicted to have near- or above-average temperatures in October, with the highest likelihood of a warmer-than-average month extending from interior portions of the West into the northern Rockies, much of the Plains and portions of the Mississippi Valley. Min 76 o F Max 80 o F 06:15 18:22 East to northeast at 5 to 10 knots.
