Jason Doris
Meteorologist at WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI)
Emmy Award-Winning Meteorologist @NBC10 | AMS Certified (CBM#984) l Pit Stops at WBNG & WHDH l Native Rhode Islander l IG: https://t.co/cTWGL2gXTg
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2 weeks ago |
turnto10.com | Jason Doris
It's like clockwork at this point...The calendar reads Saturday or Sunday, and the forecast calls for rain. This pattern will continue for Father's Day weekend as a low-pressure system riding along a stalled front to the south brings showers to the region through the first half of Saturday. A wave of low pressure developing along the stationary front will be the culprit this weekend.
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3 weeks ago |
turnto10.com | Jason Doris
Gone is the heat the region experienced on Thursday, but not the humidity! Dew points are still holding steady in the upper 60s, making for a warm and muggy Friyay!More clouds than sunshine this afternoon, but most of the area is dry. (WJAR)Temperatures are held in check during the afternoon thanks to the additional cloud cover as a cold front sags down from Northern New England.
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3 weeks ago |
turnto10.com | Jason Doris
Temperatures are off to the races as a hot and humid air mass takes over the forecast today! Many communities away from the coast will eventually reach the low 90s this afternoon under hazy skies. Along the shoreline, a localized sea breeze kicks in during the afternoon, keeping temperatures much more comfortable, ranging from 75 to 82 degrees!A steamy afternoon across the region! Let's see if T.F. Green can hit 90 degrees! The average first 90-degree day is typically June 4th.
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1 month ago |
turnto10.com | Jason Doris
What a gorgeous afternoon across Southern New England as we bask in the sunshine and enjoy nice, warm, seasonal temperatures in the mid-70s! All of this is thanks to an area of high pressure sitting to the south of the region. We've earned this nice weather! (WJAR)Not a bad evening for any sports or even firing up the grill! The only thing that will be noticeable is the addition of more upper-level clouds right around sunset.
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1 month ago |
turnto10.com | Jason Doris
Storm Team 10 will issue a Weather Alert on Thursday as a Nor'easter slams into the region. The storm will result in a nasty day full of heavy rain, gusty winds, and potentially minor coastal flooding. Here's what you need to know!Much of Wednesday is dry before the rain arrives in the evening. (WJAR)Effects from the storm will begin to be felt on Wednesday as a brisk northeast wind creates a cool, cloudy, and gloomy day. Afternoon highs get stuck in the low to mid-50s.
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Lots of clouds initially on Father's Day, but there'll be more breaks of sunshine in the afternoon as temperatures warm into the upper 60s. https://t.co/Eiiov0C4x9
Consecutive weekends of rain in Southern New England are becoming unhinged. Hartford is leading the charge with 15 consecutive rainy weekends. The streak will continue as more rain is forecast for Saturday morning. https://t.co/cAsKCOZ18t
More clouds are in the forecast for Friday, but it will still be a pleasant afternoon with seasonal temperatures, thanks to an afternoon sea breeze! https://t.co/tiUUp0Oizb