Kellie McGlynn

Pennsylvania

Meteorologist at WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA)

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First weekend of summer features increasing heat and humidity; heat wave likely next week

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTFRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear to partly cloudy and still comfy. Low: 65SATURDAY: Partly sunny and warmer, a bit humid. Stray shower/t-shower. High: 88SATURDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy, milder and muggy. Low: 68FORECAST SUMMARYSummer will officially arrive later tonight and for the first weekend of summer it will certainly feel like it! Temperatures and humidity levels will be shooting up over the weekend, especially Sunday.
Gusty thunderstorms tonight, possibly severe; turning less humid and bright Friday

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTTONIGHT: Gusty t-storm early, possibly severe storms; turning partly cloudy overnight. Low: 62FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and less humid. High: 83FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear to partly cloudy and still comfy. Low: 65FORECAST SUMMARYA Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for the entire area through 9 p.m. A watch means conditions are favorable for severe weather. An approaching cold front will bring another risk for severe weather through this evening.
Father's Day weekend features plenty of clouds, wet weather and cool temperatures

2 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTSATURDAY: Cloudy and cooler with showers likely, especially for the first half of the day. High: 67SATURDAY NIGHT: Cloudy with a shower or two possible. Low: 58SUNDAY: Cloudy with a passing shower. High: 67, Low: 58FORECAST SUMMARYWell, it's another weekend and, of course, it's another wet one. A front will stall to our south for the next several days while high pressure to our north supplies us with a northeast to easterly wind flow.
Increasing heat through Thursday; showers/ t-storms return Friday into Father's Day weekend

2 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTWEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny with areas of haze; seasonably warm and less humid. High: 82WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear with some light haze. Low: 60THURSDAY: Mostly sunny, slightly humid and warmer. High: 87, Low: 62FORECAST SUMMARYWednesday will feature slightly warmer temperatures with plenty of sunshine and some haze from those Canadian fires once again which will stay high in the sky.
Few showers/t-storm this weekend amid more seasonable temperatures

3 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTSATURDAY: Mostly cloudy and a bit humid with passing showers and possibly a thunderstorm through the afternoon. High: 79SATURDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Low: 58SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy, then an afternoon shower or thunderstorm is possible. High: 77, Low: 60FORECAST SUMMARYThe first weekend of June will feature more seasonable temperatures and a few passing showers and storms. A front will slide through today bringing a showers and storms mainly for the first half of the day.
Still hazy with increasing heat and humidity Thursday

3 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTTONIGHT: Mainly clear and hazy. Low: 62THURSDAY: Very warm, humid and hazy. PM stray shower or storm possible. High: 89THURSDAY NIGHT: Increasing clouds. Low: 65FORECAST SUMMARYSome lingering smoke from the wildfires in Canada will drift through on Thursday again not causing any severe air quality issues. Another weather headline will be increasing heat and humidity. Temperatures will crank up to near 90 degrees Thursday afternoon and middle and upper 80s Friday.
Hazy/smoky skies from Canadian wildfires into Wednesday with summery warmth

3 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTTONIGHT: Mainly clear and hazy. Low: 56WEDNESDAY: Warm with hazy/smoky sunshine. High: 86WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear and still hazy. Low: 65FORECAST SUMMARYAs June carries on, the pattern will feature a much-anticipated summery warm up. High pressure will slide through and move offshore bringing in warmer and humid air for the second half of the week. You'll notice a hazy/smoky sky again Wednesday due to central and western Canadian wildfires.
Increasing summery warmth amid hazy/smoky skies from Canadian wildfires

3 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTTONIGHT: Partly cloudy, hazy. Low: 50TUESDAY: Hazy/smoky sunshine and warmer. High: 80TUESDAY NIGHT: Few clouds, still hazy. Low: 56FORECAST SUMMARYJune is the start of meteorological summer and the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane season! The first couple of days of June will also feature a pattern change delivering some much-anticipated summery warmth. High pressure will slide through and slip offshore bringing in warmer and humid air leading to widespread 80-degree warmth by Tuesday.
Cool and brighter Sunday; summery warm up next week

3 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTSUNDAY: Sunshine mixing with clouds; still brisk and cool. High: 67SUNDAY NIGHT: Turning out mainly clear with gradually diminishing winds; chilly. Low: 46MONDAY: Mostly sunny, pleasant and milder. High: 74, Low: 50FORECAST SUMMARYMay 2025 for Allentown will go down as the 2nd wettest May on record dating back to 1939. Reading's May this year will go down in a tie with 2019 for the 3rd wettest May on record dating all the way back to 1894.
Steady, heavy rain tapers to a shower or t-storm Saturday; cool and dry Sunday

4 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Kellie McGlynn

SHORT TERM FORECASTSATURDAY: Heavy rain overnight will taper off by sunrise then clouds and some breaks of sun, breezy and cool with a pop-up shower or t-storm. High: 66SATURDAY NIGHT: Turning out partly cloudy, brisk and cooler. Low: 46SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and seasonably cool. High: 68, Low: 46FORECAST SUMMARYOvernight, rounds of steady, heavy rain moved through, at times producing rain rates from 1-2 inches per hour leading to Flash Flood Warnings across parts of the area.