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The remainder of the week looks to be rather mild and unsettled with the chance of showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time. In terms of temperatures, they’ll likely reach the upper 70’s later today and on Thursday and the middle 70’s on Friday afternoon.
Read MoreLow pressure will pull away from the region this morning and the early day light rain or drizzle will come to an end…it remains on the chilly side with afternoon high temperatures within a couple degrees of 50. A warm front slides across the area later Thursday night and the end of the work week should feature milder conditions to go along with the threat of showers. A weak cold front then crosses the area on Friday night and its passage will pave the way for a slightly cooler start to the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreAnother relatively quiet day coming to the metro region featuring some sunshine and temperatures peaking in the middle 60’s. It turns colder-than-normal on Thursday, and the weather becomes somewhat unsettled with the chance of showers as we head to the end of the week.
Read MoreRain comes to an end this morning as low pressure pulls away from the region and it’ll remain on the chilly side with afternoon high temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40’s…below-normal for this time of year. A warm front slides across the area later Thursday night and the end of the work week should feature slightly milder conditions to go along with the threat of showers. A weak cold front crosses the area on Friday night and its passage will pave the way for a slightly cooler start to the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreRain comes to an end this morning as low pressure pulls away from the region and it’ll remain on the chilly side with afternoon high temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40’s…below-normal for this time of year. A warm front slides across the area later Thursday night and the end of the work week should feature slightly milder conditions to go along with the threat of showers. A weak cold front crosses the area on Friday night and its passage will pave the way for a slightly cooler start to the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreIt has been quite dry in the Mid-Atlantic region during the past several weeks with below-normal rainfall so far during the month of November, and this current dry stretch has come after the drier-than-normal months of September and October. While not a heavy rain event, low pressure will bring some beneficial rainfall to portions of the Mid-Atlantic region from late today into late tonight with up to half an inch possible in some locations. And, with a cold, dry air mass in place, the precipitation could be a mix of snow, sleet and rain in some spots or even “all” snow for awhile; especially, in those inland, higher elevation locations of the Mid-Atlantic region. In fact, minor snow accumulations of a couple of inches are possible by early tomorrow across places like central PA, northeastern PA, and in the interior sections of northern New Jersey.
Read MoreIt has been quite dry in the Mid-Atlantic region during the past several weeks with below-normal rainfall so far during November, and this dry spell has followed the drier-than-normal months of September and October. While not expecting a heavy rain event, low pressure will bring some rainfall to the metro region later tonight as low pressure moves in a general eastward direction from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic. And, with a cold and dry air mass in place, there is the chance that snow can mix in at times in some of the northern and western suburban locations.
Read MoreIt has been quite dry in the Mid-Atlantic region during the past several weeks with below-normal rainfall so far during November, and this dry spell has followed the drier-than-normal months of September and October. While not expecting a heavy rain event, low pressure will bring some beneficial rainfall to the region from late today into later tonight as low pressure moves in a general eastward direction from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic. And, with a cold and dry air mass in place, there is the chance that snow or sleet can mix in at times in some of the far northern and western suburban locations.
Read MoreIt has been quite dry in the Mid-Atlantic region during the past several weeks with below-normal rainfall so far during November, and this dry spell has followed the drier-than-normal months of September and October. While not expecting a heavy rain event, low pressure will bring some welcomed rainfall to the region tonight as low pressure moves in a general eastward direction from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic. And, with a cold and dry air mass in place, there is the chance that snow and/or sleet can mix in at times in some northern and western suburban locations.
Read MoreIt has been quite dry in the Mid-Atlantic region during the past several weeks with below-normal rainfall so far during November, and this dry spell followed drier-than-normal months of September and October. While not expecting a heavy rain event, low pressure will bring some welcomed rainfall to portions of the Mid-Atlantic region from later Tuesday into Tuesday night with the highest totals likely along and south of the PA/MD border. And, with a cold, dry air mass in place, the rain could be mixed with snow at times in some of the suburbs north and west of the big cities along the I-95 corridor. Farther inland, there can even be some minor accumulation amounts of an inch or two in, for example, the region between State College and Scranton in upstate Pennsylvania.
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