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The rest of the week and weekend should feature dry conditions and moderate temperatures with afternoon highs generally in the upper 50’s and overnight lows in the 30’s. Milder weather returns for the early part of next week with temperatures likely peaking each day in the low-to-middle 60’s.
Read MoreA slow-moving cold front will inch its way towards the coast during the next 24 hours or so bringing an end to the dry spell in the Mid-Atlantic region. There will be occasional showers today and then more beneficial rain is possible tonight and Friday as low pressure forms along the stalling-out frontal boundary zone. In fact, there can be a narrow corridor of heavy rainfall late tonight and early Friday in areas just to the south and east of the I-95 corridor including, for example, the Delmarva Peninsula. The weather for the weekend should turn out to be pretty decent although somewhat unsettled at times with breezy conditions and a shower or two cannot be completely ruled out.
Read MoreA slow-moving cold front will inch its way towards the coast during the next 24 hours or so bringing an end to the dry spell in the Mid-Atlantic region. There will be occasional showers today and then more beneficial rain is likely tonight and Friday as low pressure forms along the stalling-out frontal boundary zone. In fact, there can be a narrow corridor of heavy rainfall late tonight and Friday in areas near the coast such as across New Jersey and in the NYC metro area. The weather for the weekend should turn out to be pretty decent although somewhat unsettled at times with breezy conditions and a shower or two cannot be completely ruled out.
Read MoreA slow-moving cold front will inch its way towards the coast during the next 24 hours or so bringing an end to the dry spell in the Mid-Atlantic region. There will be occasional showers today and then more beneficial rain is possible tonight and Friday as low pressure forms along the stalling-out frontal boundary zone. In fact, there can be a narrow corridor of heavy rainfall late tonight and early Friday in areas just to the south and east of the I-95 corridor including, for example, northern Delaware and southern New Jersey. The weather for the weekend should turn out to be pretty decent although somewhat unsettled at times with breezy conditions and a shower or two cannot be completely ruled out.
Read MoreAfter an active weather day on Wednesday, it’ll settled down today with increasing amounts of sunshine and moderate temperatures peaking this afternoon near the 70-degree mark. Under mainly clear skies tonight, it’ll turn chilly and late night patchy fog is likely to form in some of the low-lying spots across northern Alabama.
Read MoreAn unusually early polar vortex disruption is now underway in the Northern Hemisphere, and it could have winter-like implications on the weather across portions of the continental US later this month and during the month of December. In a typical strong El Nino winter season, mild Pacific Ocean air can overwhelm the nation, but this rare early season polar vortex disruption throws a monkey wrench into the whole concept of a “normal” El Nino winter season. An analysis of upper-level data records going as far back as the 1950’s show just how rare this polar vortex disruption is with the closest analog coming in late November of 1968...some three weeks later than the current rare early season event. One final note, most computer forecast models are not currently showing much in the way of cold air outbreaks into the central and eastern during the second half of this month; however, I would expect them to trend colder soon as they start “picking up” on this rare early season polar vortex disruption.
Read MoreAfter another warm, dry and sunny day in the Mid-Atlantic region, showers will likely push into the area on Thursday and can continue on an off and on basis into the day on Friday. A slow-moving cold front will close in on the eastern seaboard during the next couple of days bringing showers to the region and then low pressure will form along this stalling-out frontal boundary zone. This low pressure system will push to the northeast on Friday and could produce a narrow band of heavier rainfall likely focused just to the south and east of Route I-95 in places like the Delmarva Peninsula and New Jersey. The weekend may turn out to be pretty decent following the departure of the front with cool temperatures for the early part of next week.
Read MoreAfter another warm, dry and sunny day in the Mid-Atlantic region, showers will likely push into the area on Thursday and can continue on an off and on basis into the day on Friday. A slow-moving cold front will close in on the eastern seaboard during the next couple of days bringing showers to the region and then low pressure will form along this stalling-out frontal boundary zone. This low pressure system will push to the northeast on Friday and could produce a narrow band of heavier rainfall likely focused just to the south and east of Route I-95 in places like the Delmarva Peninsula and New Jersey. The weekend may turn out to be pretty decent following the departure of the front with cool temperatures for the early part of next week.
Read MoreThe rest of the week should see temperatures at moderate levels for the early part of November with highs not far from the 60-degree mark on a daily basis. There is the chance for some rain and snow today across higher elevation locations bringing light total precipitation amounts.
Read MoreAfter another warm, dry and sunny day in the Mid-Atlantic region, showers will likely push into the area on Thursday and can continue on an off and on basis into the day on Friday. A slow-moving cold front will close in on the eastern seaboard during the next couple of days bringing showers to the region and then low pressure will form along this stalling-out frontal boundary zone. This low pressure system will push to the northeast on Friday and could produce a narrow band of heavier rainfall likely focused along and to the south and east of I-95 - potentially including New Jersey and the NYC metro area. The weekend may turn out to be pretty decent following the departure of the front with cool temperatures for the early part of next week.
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