The 2026 World Series begins on Friday night, October 23rd, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin between the hometown Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays. Neither team has ever won The Fall Classic with the Brewers losing once in 1982 to the St. Louis Cardinals, and the Rays losing twice in 2020 to the Los Angeles Dodgers and 2008 to the Philadelphia Phillies. Note – the Milwaukee Braves did win one championship in their tenure during the 1957 season by beating the New York Yankees and that franchise ultimately moved to Atlanta after the 1965 season.
One interesting facet of this World Series is that the Milwaukee Brewers play in a stadium with a retractable roof and the Tampa Bay Rays play in the only big-league stadium that features a permanent roof. As a result, the weather is likely be a minimal factor during the World Series, which cannot be said for numerous games in recent history where the weather ranged from biting cold to extreme heat and included snow or rain on many occasions.
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High pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days while at the same time, strong low pressure meanders over the western Atlantic Ocean. Around here, the weather will feature chilly nights, comfortably cool days, and rain-free conditions. The ocean storm will produce persistent onshore flow during the next few days along coastal sections increasing the chance for flooding at times of high tide.
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High pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days while at the same time, strong low pressure meanders over the western Atlantic Ocean. Around here, the weather will feature chilly nights, comfortably cool days, and rain-free conditions. The ocean storm will produce persistent onshore flow during the next few days along coastal sections increasing the chance for flooding at times of high tide.
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High pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will stay in control of the weather across our region for the next several days while at the same time, strong low pressure meanders over the western Atlantic Ocean. Around here, the weather will feature chilly nights, comfortably cool days, and rain-free conditions. The ocean storm will produce persistent onshore flow during the next few days along coastal sections increasing the chance for flooding at times of high tide.
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High pressure to our north will control the weather around here for the bulk of the week with cool nights and pleasant days. Meanwhile, strong low pressure will hang around the western Atlantic for much of the week, but its impact in the eastern US will be mainly confined to coastal sections.
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High pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will be in control of the weather across the Mid-Atlantic region while at the same time low pressure will intensify over the western Atlantic. This ocean storm will have some impact along coastal sections during the next couple of days with persistent onshore flow and an increasing chance for coastal flooding at times of high tide. However, the ocean storm’s impact to inland areas looks to be quite limited.
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The next couple of days will remain dry and relatively warm across the region with afternoon well up in the 70’s to go along with copious amounts of sunshine. The overall pattern becomes more unsettled by the end of the week with an organized low-pressure system headed in this direction from the western US. The chance for showers will increase by the early part of the upcoming weekend and it’ll turn cooler as well.
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High pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will be in control of the weather across the Mid-Atlantic region while at the same time low pressure will intensify over the western Atlantic. This ocean storm will have some impact along coastal sections during the next couple of days with persistent onshore flow and an increasing chance for coastal flooding at times of high tide. However, the ocean storm’s impact to inland areas looks to be quite limited.
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High pressure over the southeastern part of Canada will be in control of the weather across the Mid-Atlantic region while at the same time low pressure will intensify over the western Atlantic. This ocean storm will have some impact along coastal sections during the next couple of days with persistent onshore flow and an increasing chance for coastal flooding at times of high tide. However, the ocean storm’s impact to inland areas looks to be quite limited.
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After a chilly start to the day, copious amounts of sunshine today should boost temperatures to the low-to-mid 60’s for afternoon highs. High pressure will be in control of the weather for the next few days while at the same time, a storm system intensifies over the western Atlantic. This ocean storm will have some impact along coastal sections during the next few days with onshore flow and an increasing chance for coastal flooding at times of high tide. However, its impact to inland areas looks like it will be quite limited.
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