00:00Friday marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks, with remembrance ceremonies planned across the United States.
00:07Weather conditions will be different from the clear, crisp morning of September 11, 2001.
00:13Spotty rain and thunderstorms could linger across parts of the mid-Atlantic early Friday.
00:18New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania could see damp conditions around ceremonies.
00:24In 2001, temperatures began in the mid-50s in western Pennsylvania and the mid-60s in lower Manhattan.
00:32Arlington, Virginia, started the morning in the lower 60s.
00:35Friday will bring similar temperatures, but noticeably higher humidity.
00:40That humidity could push real field temperatures several degrees higher.
00:44Real field temperatures are forecast in the low 80s in New York City and Shanksville.
00:48Washington and Arlington could reach the mid-80s.
00:51Overnight rain may leave roads, walkways, stages, and chairs wet Friday morning.
00:56However, conditions should gradually improve as high pressure moves in.
01:00Shanksville is expected to remain dry throughout Friday for the Flight 93 Remembrance Ceremony.
01:06And unlike 2001, no tropical storms or hurricanes are expected near the East Coast.
01:12As the nation remembers those lost, weather conditions will remain an important part of Friday's ceremonies.
01:18Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools, AI-generated.
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