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<\/p>\nA very nice extended holiday weekend in the Philadelphia region continues into Sunday, although a few spots near and around the Jersey Shore may see a spotty shower or sprinkle.<\/p>\n
Winds will generally be out of the north, and they will usher in cooler and less humid air as high pressure settles over the region.<\/p>\n
Expect some fair weather clouds and mixed skies for most areas.<\/p>\n
If you have been sick of the heat and humidity, temperatures over the remaining weekend will be a welcome treat in the upper 70s and low 80s.<\/p>\n
Speaking of heat and humidity, from the Rockies to the Carolinas, highs will still be in the 90s and triple digits, with a feels-like temperature in the triple digits.<\/p>\n
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NEXT big weather changes<\/p>\n
Why would you want a change? Isn’t a great three-day weekend enough of a change? Let’s not get greedy now. Remember Memorial Day weekend when it was chilly, cloudy and wet?<\/p>\n
Looking past the holiday, the workweek will also be nice with partly to mostly sunny skies, and in the 80s each day with little or no chance of rain.<\/p>\n
Basically, no major weather is headed our way the next seven days.<\/p>\n
Remember, it’s still summer for another 17 days. The autumnal equinox (fancy name for fall) does not arrive until Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 8:05 p.m.<\/p>\n
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Tracking Hurricane Lowell<\/p>\n
As of Saturday morning, Lowell was 600 miles south of the Hawaiian Islands and expected to once again strengthen to a Category 5 storm with winds over 155 mph.<\/p>\n
Lowell will make a turn to the north and pass just west of the islands Sunday and Monday as a powerful Category 4 storm with 130-145 mph winds.<\/p>\n
High surf and up to 10 inches of rain are possible on parts of the Big Island and Kauai.<\/p>\n
Lowell will be closely monitored for any change in track as it brings back memories Hurricane Iniki, the most powerful storm to ever hit the Hawaiian Islands.<\/p>\n
Iniki struck the south shore of Kauai on Sept. 11, 1992. It was a Category 4 hurricane with winds to 145 mph. It did catastrophic damage to the island and many buildings were destroyed. Three people were killed and the estimated cost was $3.2 billion.<\/p>\n
Two other hurricanes in the Pacific basin, Marie and Karina, are both expected to stay as sea and eventually dissipate.<\/p>\n
Here’s your 7-day forecast:<\/p>\n
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Sunday:\u00a0<\/strong>Shore shower. High 80, Low 66<\/p>\n Monday:<\/strong>\u00a0Sunny Labor Day. High 81, Low 63<\/p>\n Tuesday:<\/strong>\u00a0Partly cloudy. High 83, Low 61<\/p>\n Wednesday:<\/strong>\u00a0Partly cloudy. High 86, Low 66<\/p>\n Thursday:\u00a0<\/strong>Partly cloudy. High 88, Low 76 \u00a0<\/p>\n Friday:<\/strong>\u00a0Mixed skies. High 79, Low 67<\/p>\n Saturday:<\/strong>\u00a0Sunny skies. High 82, Low 59<\/p>\n