Father’s Day Weekend: Storms, Heat, and Hope for Outdoor Plans
Hey folks, let’s talk about this Father’s Day weekend weather — because if you’ve been planning a BBQ, a beach trip, or just a relaxing day outside with dad, you're going to want to hear this.
We’re heading into a weekend of contrasts — a classic East vs. West weather scenario. In the East, particularly the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, you might need to keep those umbrellas and backup plans close at hand. A stalled front combined with Gulf moisture and warm air is setting the stage for scattered showers and storms from the South to the Ohio Valley, stretching up through Pennsylvania and into parts of New England. Now, it's not a total washout everywhere — the showers will be hit-or-miss — but if you're outdoors and hear thunder, don't wait around. Get inside and be safe.
Flash flooding is a possibility too. We're not expecting scenes like those recent heartbreaking floods in San Antonio, but heavy downpours could cause some local issues — especially where storms decide to linger. Places like Virginia are already under watch, and cities like D.C. could see repeated rounds of rain.
If you're thinking of catching a ballgame or watching the U.S. Open in Pittsburgh, be prepared for possible weather delays. From New York to Philly to Boston, even baseball might have to pause for passing storms.
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Now, out West? A completely different story. While the East is dodging rain, the West is bracing for serious heat. Phoenix is soaring past 110°F — that’s not just hot, it’s stay-inside-if-you-can hot. Denver, Salt Lake City, and Albuquerque are seeing temps well above normal too. It's dry, it's blazing, and it's definitely pool weather — just keep an eye on hydration and sun safety.
Then there’s New England — our weather overachievers when it comes to weekend rain. Providence, RI, is continuing a streak of rainy weekends that goes back nearly two months. Yup, it’s almost become tradition at this point. Saturday morning will start with rain and taper off by midafternoon, but skies will stay gray and temps well below normal. It won’t be a total wash, but certainly not ideal for backyard festivities.
Sunday brings a bit of relief for the Northeast — not exactly sunny skies, but the rain takes a break, and some areas might squeeze out a dry afternoon. Still, expect cooler than average temps and plenty of cloud cover, thanks to an onshore flow off the Atlantic.
So what’s the bottom line? If you’re on the East Coast, keep your plans flexible. Make room for indoor options — maybe brunch instead of grilling, or a game night with dad. Out West, prepare for the heat and hydrate like it's your job.
No matter what the skies bring, Father’s Day is about honoring the guys who’ve been our rocks — rain or shine. Stay safe, stay cool (or dry), and happy Father’s Day weekend to all the awesome dads out there.
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