We have now reached rare territory for the Atlantic Basin due to the lack of hurricanes at this stage of the tropical season. In fact, this is the latest time without an Atlantic hurricane during the satellite era which began in 1966 and there is likelihood that one has to go all the way back to 1941 though confidence in the tracking of hurricanes is far less certain in the pre-satellite era. Having said that, an extremely quiet first half of the tropical season does not guarantee an uneventful second half…indeed, there are some signals that activity will pick up later this month.
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On the heels of a frontal passage, the first half of the new work week should be quite comfortable in the Mid-Atlantic region with low humidity values. High pressure to our northwest will be in control and today will feature quite breezy conditions with a stiff northerly flow of refreshing air. Another cold front could bring showers to the area late in the week or early in the upcoming weekend.
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On the heels of a frontal passage, the first half of the new work week should be quite comfortable in the Mid-Atlantic region with low humidity values. High pressure to our northwest will be in control and today will feature quite breezy conditions with a stiff northerly flow of refreshing air. Another cold front could bring showers to the area late in the week or early in the upcoming weekend.
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On the heels of a frontal passage, the first half of the new work week should be quite comfortable in the Mid-Atlantic region with low humidity values. High pressure to our northwest will be in control and today will feature quite breezy conditions with a stiff northerly flow of refreshing air. Another cold front could bring showers to the area late in the week or early in the upcoming weekend.
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The shortened work week will end with very warm and dry conditions across the Denver metro region with afternoon highs well up in the 90’s. It does turn somewhat cooler on Saturday, and the weekend weather will become more unsettled as well. The coolest day in the near future may be next Tuesday following the passage of a cold front potentially confining temperatures to the 70’s.
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A cold frontal system is pushing through the region today and there will be plenty of clouds and maybe a couple more showers in the area. A disturbance form the Tennessee Valley will push northeastward into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and the result will be additional showers and possible thunderstorms…some of the rain can be heavy. Some improvement is likely later Sunday and the new work week should start with plenty of sunshine on Monday and Tuesday and moderately warm conditions.
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A frontal boundary zone is hanging nearby this morning and there will be occasional showers and possibly an isolated thunderstorm. A disturbance form the Tennessee Valley will push northeastward into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and the result will be additional showers and possible thunderstorms…some of the rain can be heavy. Some improvement is likely later Sunday and the new work week should start with plenty of sunshine on Monday and Tuesday and moderately warm conditions.
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The weather remains quite hot for the next few days and becomes more unsettled with a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms into early next week. Temperatures today should peak in the middle 90’s for afternoon highs but then get knocked down a few degrees to begin the weekend.
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A cold frontal system is pushing through the region today and there will be plenty of clouds and maybe a shower or two in the area. A disturbance form the Tennessee Valley will push northeastward into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and the result will be showers here by tomorrow night and possible thunderstorms…some of the rain can be heavy. Some improvement is likely later Sunday and the new work week should start with plenty of sunshine on Monday and Tuesday and moderately warm conditions.
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It is hard to believe that it was 25 years ago...a day that will never be forgotten...and the weather featured exceptionally clear, calm and sunny conditions across the Northeast US. A strong cold frontal system had pushed through the northeastern states on the previous night producing strong thunderstorms and paving the way for a spectacular weather day on Tuesday, September 11th, 2001. The 11th of September happens to fall right around the climatological peak of the Atlantic Basin tropical season and indeed there was a hurricane, Erin, that sat just 500 miles off the coast of New York City and its wind circulation helped to play a role in the aftermath of events that unfolded on that day.
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