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The week ahead looks quite nice across the Denver metro region with high pressure in control. We can expect warmer-than-normal temperatures and rain-free weather for the next several days.
Read MoreThe first half of the week will feature dry weather in the Mid-Atlantic region with high pressure in control, but major changes are coming for the late week and weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states by week’s end and it may feature an initial surface low that tracks over the Ohio Valley and then a secondary near the northern Mid-Atlantic coastline. An increasingly colder air mass will mix into this system and snow is likely to form in some of the interior higher elevation locations of the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US by the weekend and it is not out of the question that some flakes fall around here…stay tuned.
Read MoreThe first half of the week will feature dry weather in the Mid-Atlantic region with high pressure in control, but major changes are coming for the late week and weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states by week’s end and it may feature an initial surface low that tracks over the Ohio Valley and then a secondary near the northern Mid-Atlantic coastline. An increasingly colder air mass will mix into this system and snow is likely to form in some of the interior higher elevation locations of the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US by the weekend and it is not out of the question that some flakes fall around here…stay tuned.
Read MoreThe first half of the week will be rather nice across the Tennessee Valley with high temperatures near the 70-degree mark on a daily basis in the Huntsville metro region. A much colder-than-normal air mass works its way in the eastern half of the nation for the late week and weekend.
Read MoreThe first half of the week will feature dry weather in the Mid-Atlantic region with high pressure in control, but major changes are coming for the late week and weekend. A significant upper-level trough will evolve over the eastern states by week’s end and it may feature an initial surface low that tracks over the Ohio Valley and then a secondary near the northern Mid-Atlantic coastline. An increasingly colder air mass will mix into this system and snow is likely to form in some of the interior higher elevation locations of the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US by the weekend and it is not out of the question that some flakes fall around here…stay tuned.
Read MoreLow pressure is pushing northward this morning along a frontal boundary zone that parallels the east coast and more rain is falling across the eastern Mid-Atlantic…and it is a real soaking rain event in much of New Jersey. It turns quite breezy and cooler this weekend on the heels of the frontal passage and an isolated shower or two cannot be completely ruled out.
Looking ahead, the first half of next week looks to be mainly dry and mild and then a much colder air mass could push in for the late week. In fact, there could be a storm system to deal in the northeastern states that may actually produce snow in some of the interior higher elevation locations.
Read MoreLow pressure is pushing northward this morning along a frontal boundary zone that parallels the east coast and more rain is falling across the eastern Mid-Atlantic…and a real soaking rain event in New Jersey. It turns quite breezy and cooler this weekend on the heels of the frontal passage and an isolated shower or two cannot be completely ruled out.
Looking ahead, the first half of next week looks to be mainly dry and mild and then a much colder air mass could push in for the late week. In fact, there could be a storm system to deal in the northeastern states that may actually produce snow in some of the interior higher elevation locations.
Read MoreLow pressure is pushing northward this morning along a frontal boundary zone that parallels the east coast and more rain is falling across the eastern Mid-Atlantic…and it is a real soaking rain event across the Delmarva Peninsula. It turns quite breezy and cooler this weekend on the heels of the frontal passage and an isolated shower or two cannot be completely ruled out.
Looking ahead, the first half of next week looks to be mainly dry and mild and then a much colder air mass could push in for the late week. In fact, there could be a storm system to deal in the northeastern states that may actually produce snow in some of the interior higher elevation locations.
Read MoreThe 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.
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