Today will feature unseasonably warm conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region and clouds will increase ahead of a frontal system. This front can bring a few PM showers and thunderstorms to the area and high temperatures should drop by 15 degrees or so from this afternoon to tomorrow afternoon. An even stronger cold front arrives on Friday night likely with additional shower and thunderstorm activity and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s for overnight lows during the weekend with a widespread frost/freeze possible and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west…a brief taste of winter.
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Today will feature unseasonably warm conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region and clouds will increase ahead of a frontal system. This front can bring a few PM showers and thunderstorms to the area and high temperatures should drop by 15 degrees or so from this afternoon to tomorrow afternoon. An even stronger cold front arrives on Friday night likely with additional shower and thunderstorm activity and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s for overnight lows during the weekend with a widespread frost/freeze possible and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west…a brief taste of winter.
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Today will feature unseasonably warm conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region and clouds will increase ahead of a frontal system. This front can bring a few PM showers and thunderstorms to the area and high temperatures should drop by 15 degrees or so from this afternoon to tomorrow afternoon. An even stronger cold front arrives on Friday night likely with additional shower and thunderstorm activity and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s for overnight lows during the weekend with a widespread frost/freeze possible and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west…a brief taste of winter.
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Hurricane Isaias continues to intensify and can reach strong category 2 status by later today or possibly even “major” category 3 classification. Landfall is likely early tonight somewhere near the Mobile Bay region of the central Gulf coast. Heavy rain, damaging wind gusts, and high storm surge will take place along the central Gulf coast and severe weather will become a risk later tonight and on Saturday in the Deep South: especially, to the right of the northward-moving storm track. After tomorrow, the impact from Isaias will continue well to the north of the Gulf coast with its rain shield moving as far north as the Ohio Valley, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast US.
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The next couple of days will feature quite warm conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region with plenty of sunshine as high pressure takes control. A front slides through on Wednesday night and it may knock off about ten degrees from Thursday afternoon highs as compared with Wednesday. A stronger cold front arrives on Friday night…potentially with some shower activity…and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s for overnight lows during the weekend and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west…a brief taste of winter.
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Cooler temperatures today on the heels of a frontal passage with afternoon high temperatures likely confined to the middle 60’s. It’ll become colder and more unsettled for the mid and late week time periods and there can be rain showers at times across the metro region and snow showers in the higher elevations (mainly above 10,000 feet).
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The next couple of days will feature quite warm conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region with plenty of sunshine as high pressure takes control. A front slides through on Wednesday night and it may knock off about ten degrees from Thursday afternoon highs as compared with Wednesday. A stronger cold front arrives on Friday night…potentially with some shower activity…and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s for overnight lows during the weekend and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west…a brief taste of winter.
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The next couple of days will feature quite warm conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region with plenty of sunshine as high pressure takes control. A front slides through on Wednesday night and it may knock off about ten degrees from Thursday afternoon highs as compared with Wednesday. A stronger cold front arrives on Friday night…potentially with some shower activity…and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s for overnight lows during the weekend and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west…a brief taste of winter.
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The next couple of days will feature quite warm conditions across the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast US with temperatures well above normal for the middle of October. However, a big change is coming for the weekend, and it will result in the first taste of winter to the same part of the country. A strong cold front should pass through the northeastern states on Friday night, and the weekend may feature temperatures way down in the 30’s in many spots and “lake-effect” snow showers are possible just downstream of the still relatively warm Great Lakes. The chill down will be brief, and warmer weather returns next week, but for a couple of days this weekend, it may be difficult to have thoughts about the upcoming winter season.
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The remnants of Hurricane Isaias contributed to a rainy Sunday in the Mid-Atlantic region and it pushes farther away today allowing for clearing skies in the afternoon after a mainly cloudy morning and residual light rain or drizzle. The next couple of days should feature plenty of sunshine and warm conditions with high pressure in control. A strong cold front arrives on Friday night…potentially with some shower activity…and the coolest air mass so far this season pushes in for the upcoming weekend and there may even be snow showers up in the mountains to our north and west.
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