The visibility has come up a little bit, but its still thick and dense in parts of the area. As a matter of fact, the National Weather service continues the dense fog advisory until 10 00. Well see if the visibility comes up slightly. Well see foggy conditions through the first part of the afternoon. Were up to 3 miles so theres an improvement in philadelphia. 3 miles in wilmington. Less than a mile north and west. Allentown,. 3. Atlantic city, one mile, millville, 3 miles. If by some miracle the fog does lift anytime soon all these clouds will roll in anyway. As this shield of cloud cover rolls in, that will produce scattered drizzle throughout the afternoon hours. Yesterday it was kind of gray and gloomy, today pretty much follow also suit. Areas of fog and drizzle, 52 degrees is the forecasted high. This becomes your noreaster for tomorrow. Ill have details on the timing, how much rain to executive and how strong the winds will be in just a few minutes. 6abc. Com is your resource as
January 29, 2021
The NOAA Ocean Prediction Center is predicting seas in excess of 60 feet associated with a low pressure system that has rapidly intensified in the North Atlantic off the northeast coast of the U.S.
“Low pressure rapidly intensified yesterday and overnight, and continues to produce #hurricaneforce winds to 75 kt today,” the Ocean Prediction Center said in an update posted to Facebook.
At 12:00 UTC, National Weather Serviced meteorologists analyzed significant wave heights of 52 feet, or 16 meters, associated with the storm. The latest NWS North Atlantic High Seas Forecast showed a Hurricane Force Wind Warning is in effect for the area with seas forecasted to build to 60 feet, or more than 18 meters, over the next 24 hours!