Weather report silchar next 10 days

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Short Term Expect isolated light rain showers continuing through 11 AM with additional rainfall amounts around 0.15". Temperatures remaining around the upper 70s this morning. Expect isolated light rain showers continuing through 11 AM with additional rainfall amounts around 3mm. Temperatures remaining around 25 degrees this morning.

What You Need To Know • Air quality continues to be most compromised today in western and central, southern New York Sate • Smoke monitoring is being carefully tracked by local Meteorologists, the Department of Conservation and the New York State Mesonet • While the air is smoky again today, it should not be as thick as yesterday, thanks to a trough of low pressure On Thursday, smoky and hazy conditions will be most noticeable in areas west and south areas in New York State. There is some good news for Eastern New York as an Air Quality Alert continues today; the smoky skies will gradually decrease from north to south because of a trough moving down from New England. Here's what the air quality report is showing for our area today: A trough of low pressure has backed down over the state bringing clouds and occasional rain showers. Any rain showers that transpire are a benefit in multiple ways, as they not only moisten the air and ground, but they also aid in cleaning the air of smoke particulates. Showers will be scattered through the next couple of days. A northerly breeze and another plume of smoke headed down from thenorth is forecast to impact o Western and Southern New York today then continue to head south through Pennsylvania to the Mid Atlantic States, while lesser smoke conditions develop in Eastern New York and in the Adirondacks to New England. Air Quality Index According to the Unlike the plumes of smoke way up high that we saw a few weeks back, the current dow...

There's a system located several hundred miles south of the SW Mexican coast. It's disorganized at this point but has a 10% chance for development over the next few days. However, it's moving away from the United States. Elsewhere, tropical activity is not expected in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean or Atlantic at this time.

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What You Need To Know • Air quality continues to be most compromised today in western and central, southern New York Sate • Smoke monitoring is being carefully tracked by local Meteorologists, the Department of Conservation and the New York State Mesonet • While the air is smoky again today, it should not be as thick as yesterday, thanks to a trough of low pressure On Thursday, smoky and hazy conditions will be most noticeable in areas west and south areas in New York State. There is some good news for Eastern New York as an Air Quality Alert continues today; the smoky skies will gradually decrease from north to south because of a trough moving down from New England. Here's what the air quality report is showing for our area today: A trough of low pressure has backed down over the state bringing clouds and occasional rain showers. Any rain showers that transpire are a benefit in multiple ways, as they not only moisten the air and ground, but they also aid in cleaning the air of smoke particulates. Showers will be scattered through the next couple of days. A northerly breeze and another plume of smoke headed down from thenorth is forecast to impact o Western and Southern New York today then continue to head south through Pennsylvania to the Mid Atlantic States, while lesser smoke conditions develop in Eastern New York and in the Adirondacks to New England. Air Quality Index According to the Unlike the plumes of smoke way up high that we saw a few weeks back, the current dow...

There's a system located several hundred miles south of the SW Mexican coast. It's disorganized at this point but has a 10% chance for development over the next few days. However, it's moving away from the United States. Elsewhere, tropical activity is not expected in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean or Atlantic at this time.

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There's a system located several hundred miles south of the SW Mexican coast. It's disorganized at this point but has a 10% chance for development over the next few days. However, it's moving away from the United States. Elsewhere, tropical activity is not expected in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean or Atlantic at this time.

What You Need To Know • Air quality continues to be most compromised today in western and central, southern New York Sate • Smoke monitoring is being carefully tracked by local Meteorologists, the Department of Conservation and the New York State Mesonet • While the air is smoky again today, it should not be as thick as yesterday, thanks to a trough of low pressure On Thursday, smoky and hazy conditions will be most noticeable in areas west and south areas in New York State. There is some good news for Eastern New York as an Air Quality Alert continues today; the smoky skies will gradually decrease from north to south because of a trough moving down from New England. Here's what the air quality report is showing for our area today: A trough of low pressure has backed down over the state bringing clouds and occasional rain showers. Any rain showers that transpire are a benefit in multiple ways, as they not only moisten the air and ground, but they also aid in cleaning the air of smoke particulates. Showers will be scattered through the next couple of days. A northerly breeze and another plume of smoke headed down from thenorth is forecast to impact o Western and Southern New York today then continue to head south through Pennsylvania to the Mid Atlantic States, while lesser smoke conditions develop in Eastern New York and in the Adirondacks to New England. Air Quality Index According to the Unlike the plumes of smoke way up high that we saw a few weeks back, the current dow...