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The weather pattern will be generally warm and unsettled during the next several days with the chance of PM showers on most days. Temperatures will be quite consistent through the weekend with afternoon highs generally in the 70–75-degree range, and overnight lows in the 40’s.
Read MoreThe day will start off on the frosty side, but it’ll turn a bit milder this afternoon with plenty of sunshine and light winds. It turns even milder on Friday ahead of the next cold front and there can be a shower on Friday night. The weekend will start off with breezy and cooler conditions on Saturday to go along with some sun and seasonal temperatures will close out the weekend with more sunshine expected on Sunday. Looking ahead, the weather turns much warmer next week with the mid-to-upper 70’s on the table for Monday for afternoon highs and the middle 80’s by Tuesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe day will start off on the frosty side in many areas, but it’ll turn a bit milder this afternoon with plenty of sunshine and light winds. It turns even milder on Friday ahead of the next cold front and there can be an isolated shower on Friday night. The weekend will start off a bit cooler and breezy on Saturday and then quite mild on Sunday…both days featuring plenty of sunshine. Looking ahead, the weather turns much warmer next week with the low-to-mid 80’s on the table for Monday for afternoon highs and perhaps a flirtation with the 90-degree mark by Tuesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe day will start off on the frosty side, but it’ll turn a bit milder this afternoon with plenty of sunshine and light winds. It turns even milder on Friday ahead of the next cold front and there can be a shower on Friday night. The weekend will start off with breezy and cooler conditions on Saturday to go along with some sun and seasonal temperatures will close out the weekend with more sunshine expected on Sunday. Looking ahead, the weather turns much warmer next week with the middle 70’s on the table for Monday for afternoon highs and the low-to-mid 80’s by Tuesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe weather pattern will be rather quiet during the next few days with large high-pressure ridging dominating the weather scene across the eastern states. Temperatures should climb into the middle 70’s this afternoon and then to 80+ degrees on Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreThe number of named tropical storms in 2026 is likely to be slightly below normal in the Atlantic Basin due mainly to water temperature patterns in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. The average number of named tropical storms in an Atlantic Basin tropical season is 14.4 with 7.2 of those reaching hurricane status, and 3.2 attaining “major” designation of category 3 or higher. Based on the overall analysis of current and forecasted atmospheric and oceanic conditions, I expect to see around 12 named storms in the Atlantic Basin this tropical season with about 6 of those reaching hurricane status and of those perhaps 2 to achieve “major” classification level.
Two important factors in this year’s tropical outlook include the expected development of an El Nino episode in the tropical Pacific Ocean featuring warmer-than-normal water, and colder-than-normal water in portions of the Atlantic Ocean’s Main Development Region (MDR). Both sea surface temperature patterns would tend to inhibit tropical storm formation and intensification in the Atlantic Basin. In terms of summertime weather conditions across the continental US, I expect much of the nation to be cooler-than-normal and it is a mixed picture when it comes to precipitation with wetter-than-normal weather likely for the northeastern states and generally drier-than-normal conditions across the central states.
Read MoreIt remains colder-than-normal today on the heels of secondary cold frontal passage on Tuesday morning with temperatures some ten degrees or so below the average for this time of year. Temperatures later tonight can drop to the upper 20’s in many suburban locations and widespread patchy frost is indeed possible. It turns milder by the end of the week and we are setting up for a pretty nice weekend in the Philly metro region featuring sunny, dry and mild days. Much warmer weather is on the way for next week in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreIt remains colder-than-normal today on the heels of secondary cold frontal passage on Tuesday morning with temperatures some five-to-ten degrees below the average for this time of year. Temperatures later tonight can drop to the low-to-mid 30’s in many suburban locations and patchy frost is indeed possible. It turns milder by the end of the week and we are setting up for a pretty nice weekend in the NYC metro region with sunny, dry, and mild days. Much warmer weather is on the way for next week in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreIt remains colder-than-normal today on the heels of secondary cold frontal passage on Tuesday morning with temperatures some ten degrees or so below the average for this time of year. Temperatures later tonight can drop to the low-to-mid 30’s in many suburban locations and patchy frost is indeed possible. It turns milder by the end of the week and we are setting up for a pretty nice weekend in the DC metro region featuring sunny, dry and warm days. Much warmer weather is on the way for next week in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreOne cold front slipped through the region on Sunday and a secondary will push through this morning and it’ll usher in even colder air than its predecessor. Temperatures today will be confined to the lower 50’s for afternoon highs which is about ten degrees below the normal for this time of year. With clear skies tonight, diminishing winds, and high pressure moving nearby, conditions will be quite favorable for temperatures to drop to near freezing in many suburban locations so prepare if there are sensitive plants out there (cover just before sunset with a light sheet or burlap). It stays quite chilly on Wednesday and temperatures could drop into the low-to-mid 30’s late Wednesday night/early Thursday and patchy frost is possible. Noticeably warmer weather returns to the Mid-Atlantic region late in the week and we may be setting up for a nice weekend with sunny, dry and warm days.
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