Low pressure passed by to our south on Thursday and the next couple of days should be dry and increasingly mild. The mild weather on Saturday will come ahead of a strong Arctic cold front which arrives in the area on Sunday potentially bringing some snow and rain shower activity to the area. A weak low pressure system will head towards the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday and with Arctic air fully entrenched, any precipitation with that system should be in the form of snow, but it doesn’t look significant. A second low pressure system could follow on Monday night and Tuesday with some rain, ice and/or snow possible. Looking ahead, a big-time warmup is likely by the end of the next week and weekend and it should last well into the second week of March with a real taste of spring on the way.
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Low pressure passed by to our south on Thursday and the next couple of days should be dry and increasingly mild. The mild weather on Saturday will come ahead of a strong Arctic cold front which arrives in the area on Sunday potentially bringing a rain shower or two to the area. A weak low pressure system will head towards the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday and with Arctic air fully entrenched, any precipitation with that system should be in the form of snow. A second low pressure system could follow on Monday night and Tuesday with some rain and/or ice possible. Looking ahead, a big-time warmup is likely by the end of the next week and weekend, and it should last well into the second week of March with a real taste of spring on the way.
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Low pressure passed by to our south on Thursday and the next couple of days should be dry and increasingly mild. The mild weather on Saturday will come ahead of a strong Arctic cold front which arrives in the area on Sunday potentially bringing some snow shower activity to the area. A weak low pressure system will head towards the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday, but any snow here will be limited as we’ll be on its northern fringes. A second low pressure system could follow on Monday night and Tuesday with some rain, ice and/or snow possible. Looking ahead, a big-time warmup is likely by the end of the next week and weekend, and it should last well into the second week of March with a real taste of spring on the way.
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An active weather pattern brought a clipper system to the north of the Mid-Atlantic on Wednesday and another low-pressure is sliding to the south of the region today with little or no impact. A strong Arctic cold front will arrive in the Mid-Atlantic region on Sunday, and it can produce some snow shower activity; especially, to the north of the PA/MD border. Weak low-pressure will push into the Mid-Atlantic region on Monday and it could produce some snow with fresh Arctic air in place. Yet another low pressure could quickly follow on Monday night and Tuesday with some rain, ice and/or snow possible. Once that early week Arctic air mass retreats to the north, a big-time warmup should begin late next week/weekend in the Mid-Atlantic region with a taste of spring on the way.
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A clipper system passed by to our north yesterday and low pressure will pass by to our south later today. This system can bring some rain to the area, but its overall impact should be rather limited as we’ll be on its northern fringes. It turns noticeably milder by the weekend, but a strong cold front passes through on Saturday night ushering in much colder air for the early part of next week. We’ll have to watch an active frontal boundary zone early next week for possible low pressure that could produce snow in the Mid-Atlantic region. Looking beyond the early week snow threat, there is a good chance for a noticeable warmup later next week with the 60’s a possibility by week’s end.
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Warm weather will continue across the region during the next few days with afternoon high temperatures generally well up in the 60’s. Showers will threaten by the latter part of the weekend and into the early part of next week.
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A clipper system passed by to our north yesterday and low pressure will pass by to our south later today. This system can bring some snow and/or rain to the region this afternoon, but its impact should be rather limited as we’ll be on its northern fringes…little to no snow accumulation expected. It turns milder by the weekend, but a strong cold front passes through on Saturday night ushering in much colder air for Sunday and Monday. We’ll have to watch an active frontal boundary zone early next week for possible low pressure that could produce snow in the Mid-Atlantic region. Looking beyond the early week snow threat, there is a good chance for a noticeable warmup later next week with the 50’s a possibility by week’s end.
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The overall weather pattern looks quite warm for the remainder of the week and weekend with high temperatures ranging from the middle 60’s to the lower 70’s. The weekend could turn out to be quite spectacular with plenty of sunshine and afternoon temperatures in the 70’s.
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A clipper system passed by to our north yesterday and low pressure will pass by to our south later today. This system can bring a bit of snow and/or rain to the region this afternoon, but its impact should be rather limited as we’ll be on its northern fringes. It turns milder by the weekend, but a strong cold front passes through on Saturday night ushering in much colder air for Sunday and Monday. We’ll have to watch an active frontal boundary zone early next week for possible low pressure that could produce snow in the Mid-Atlantic region. Looking beyond the early week snow threat, there is a good chance for a noticeable warmup later next week with the 50’s a possibility by week’s end.
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An active weather pattern brought a clipper system to the north of the Mid-Atlantic region today with a bit of snow in some areas just in time for the morning commute. Another low-pressure system will take the southern route on Thursday, and some snow and/or rain will be possible in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor. Another low-pressure system (or two) can impact the Mid-Atlantic region during the early and middle parts of next week and with strong, cold high pressure stationed to the north, frozen precipitation is favored with accumulating snow on the table in some areas.
Looking beyond the early-to-mid week winter weather threats, a noticeable warmup is likely to take place in the Mid-Atlantic region by the end of next week and the warmup can very well last through the second week of March. In fact, temperatures could climb into the 60’s by late next week in portions of the southern Mid-Atlantic region (e.g., Washington, D.C.) and the 50’s are possible in the northern Mid-Atlantic (e.g., Philly, NYC) and it could turn even milder than that during the second week of March. This potential warmup may not be the end of the colder-than-normal weather; however, as there are strong signs for another significant stratospheric warming event to take place by late next week. This potential polar vortex split can bring a return of colder-than-normal weather conditions to the eastern states from around the middle of March to the middle of April.
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