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Northeast & New England Long Range Weather Forecast for
August 16th, 2017 - October 15th, 2017
Includes New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C.
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August 2017
Locally heavy rain is concentrated over Maryland and Delaware. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania, most of New Jersey, New York, and New England enjoy a pleasant spell of weather.
Lingering rain clouds might eclipse the solar eclipse on the 21st. Wet, then fair skies return.
Fair skies.
Thunderstorms, some heavy, followed by fair weather.
September 2017
Wet weather for New England; only scattered showers and thunderstorms for the southern states of this region.
Fair and pleasant.
Thunderstorms sweep in from the West followed by clearing skies.
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers.
Rain, then turning fair and cooler.
Fair skies.
Thunderstorms followed by clearing and cooler conditions.
Hurricane or tropical storm threat for the Atlantic Seaboard.
October 2017
Mostly fair.
Fair/windy.
Strong disturbance sweeps off the Atlantic Coast bringing heavy rain with gale-force winds along New England Coast.
Fair, then showers return by the end of this period, accompanied by milder air.
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