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Moisture that has been focused on the eastern part of Colorado will shift away from the Denver metro region today and cloudy skies in the morning should give way to sunshine during the afternoon hours. The weekend is shaping up to be warm and dry with plenty of sunshine on both days.
Read MoreAfter a couple more warm and generally dry days in the Mid-Atlantic region, a cold frontal system will arrive on Friday night and showers are on the table. It’ll turn cooler behind the front for the weekend and we’ll have to watch a low pressure system that is likely to form along the frontal boundary zone in the southeastern states. This system will push to the northeast during the second half of the weekend and it can produce some rain around here on Saturday night and Sunday.
Read MoreToday will be very warm across northern Alabama and there will be plenty of sunshine as well. The chance of showers and thunderstorms will rise on Friday afternoon and continue into the weekend and locally heavy rainfall is a possibility.
Read MoreAfter a couple more warm and generally dry days in the Mid-Atlantic region, a cold frontal system will arrive on Friday night and showers are on the table. It’ll turn cooler behind the front for the weekend and we’ll have to watch a low pressure system that is likely to form along the frontal boundary zone in the southeastern states. This system will push to the northeast during the second half of the weekend and it can produce some rain around here on Saturday night and Sunday.
Read MoreAfter a couple more warm and generally dry days in the Mid-Atlantic region, a cold frontal system will arrive on Friday night and showers are on the table. It’ll turn cooler behind the front for the weekend and we’ll have to watch a low pressure system that is likely to form along the frontal boundary zone in the southeastern states. This system will push to the northeast during the second half of the weekend and it can produce some rain around here on Saturday night and Sunday.
Read MoreThe next few days should feature plenty of sunshine across the Mid-Atlantic region and warm conditions as high pressure edges into the area. A cold front arrives on Friday night and can produce some scatter shower activity and slightly cooler conditions will follow for the weekend. An area of low pressure will develop along the frontal boundary zone in the southeastern states and it could come close enough on Sunday to produce some shower activity; however, high pressure to the north will try to prevent that from happening.
Read MoreThe next few days should feature plenty of sunshine across the Mid-Atlantic region and warm conditions as high pressure edges into the area. A cold front arrives on Friday night and can produce some scatter shower activity and slightly cooler conditions will follow for the weekend. An area of low pressure will develop along the frontal boundary zone in the southeastern states and it could come close enough on Sunday to produce some shower activity; however, high pressure to the north will try to prevent that from happening.
Read MoreThe next few days should feature plenty of sunshine across the Mid-Atlantic region and warm conditions as high pressure edges into the area. A cold front arrives on Friday night and can produce some scatter shower activity and slightly cooler conditions will follow for the weekend. An area of low pressure will develop along the frontal boundary zone in the southeastern states and it could come close enough on Sunday to produce some shower activity; however, high pressure to the north will try to prevent that from happening.
Read MoreIngredients are pulling together for a major rain event across much of the Southwest and Central US during the next few days including an upper-level low combining with vast amounts of tropical moisture associated with the remnants of an eastern Pacific hurricane named “Polo”. Severe thunderstorms can become part of the overall weather pattern as well during the next few days; especially, across portions of Texas and Oklahoma. While much of the Southwest and Central US are drought-stricken and welcome some rainfall, this may be too much over a short period of time potentially leading to flooding issues.
Read MoreThe overall pattern will be rather wet during the next few days with an upper-level trough situated to our west and tropical moisture (Polo) flowing ahead of it into this area. Temperatures will be on the cool side for the bulk of the week following the passage of a cold frontal system.
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