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A cooler air mass arrived on Monday and will remain in place through mid-week, but then temperatures increase for the late week. Temperatures both today and on Wednesday are likely to peak in the upper 60’s and 80+ degrees will be on the table for afternoon highs on Thursday and Friday.
Read MoreColder air moved into the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday following the passage of a strong cold front and temperatures will remain below-normal today despite plenty of sunshine. It’ll turn a bit milder on Wednesday and then quite mild by Thursday afternoon with the Phillies home opener scheduled for 4:15 PM (mid-to-upper 60’s). The next front will bring showers here from late Thursday night into early Friday and it’ll turn colder again as we head into the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreThe overall pattern will remain dry, breezy and unusually warm through mid-week with record high temperatures likely both later today and on Wednesday with 90 degrees on the table. The very warm weather will combine with dry conditions to elevate fire danger risk across the area through the middle of the week, but it will turn slightly cooler later this week to temporarily improve the situation.
Read MoreColder air moved into the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday following the passage of a strong cold front and temperatures will remain below-normal today despite plenty of sunshine. It’ll turn a bit milder on Wednesday and then quite mild by Thursday afternoon with the Mets home opener scheduled for 1:15 PM (upper 60’s). The next front will bring showers here from late Thursday night into Friday morning and it’ll turn colder again as we head into the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreColder air moved into the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday following the passage of a strong cold front and temperatures will remain below-normal today despite plenty of sunshine. It’ll turn a bit milder on Wednesday and then quite mild by Thursday afternoon with the Orioles home opener scheduled for 3:05 PM (lower 70’s)...Nationals open up in Chicago. The next front will bring showers here from late Thursday night into Friday morning and it’ll turn colder again as we head into the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreFollowing the passage of a strong cold front, today will turn out much colder than yesterday and there will be a stiff N-NW wind developing that can gust to 30 mph or so. The chilly air mass will stick around on Tuesday though the winds will slacken off and then high pressure brings us milder temperatures at mid-week. Another frontal system will likely bring us more unsettled weather later into the week with more chilly air to follow as we end the week and begin the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreFollowing the passage of a strong cold front, today will turn out much colder than yesterday and there will be a stiff N-NW wind developing that can gust to 30 mph or so. The chilly air mass will stick around on Tuesday though the winds will slacken off and then high pressure brings us milder temperatures at mid-week. Another frontal system will likely bring us more unsettled weather later into the week with more chilly air to follow as we end the week and begin the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreBelow-normal sea surface temperatures continue this month across much of the equatorial part of the Pacific Ocean, but there are signs that this La Nina episode is about to enter “ENSO-neutral” status, and then likely flip to El Nino conditions by the early part of the summer (tropical) season. A change from La Nina to El Nino across the equatorial Pacific Ocean can have big implications for the upcoming Atlantic Basin tropical season. Indeed, warmer-than-normal water associated with an El Nino episode in the tropical Pacific is often an inhibiting factor for tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin. This is due to increased wind shear in the atmosphere; especially over the Caribbean Sea during typical El Nino summer seasons, and this inhibits the development and intensification of tropical storms. A second potential inhibiting factor for tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin this summer is the chance that colder-than-normal water will develop across much of the tropical Atlantic Ocean according to some longer-range forecast models.
Read MoreFollowing the passage of a strong cold front, today will turn out much colder than yesterday and there will be a stiff N-NW wind developing that can gust to 30 mph or so. The chilly air mass will stick around on Tuesday though the winds will slacken off and then high pressure brings us milder temperatures at mid-week. Another frontal system will likely bring us more unsettled weather later into the week with more chilly air to follow as we end the week and begin the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreClouds will increase later today and showers are likely tonight as a frontal system heads this way from our northwest. The weekend will turn milder and the next chance of showers will come on Sunday night with the arrival of another system…maybe a thunderstorm. Colder air returns early next week following the passage of the next frontal system.
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