7:15 AM | Nice for a couple of days, but then an Arctic invasion for the weekend with accumulating snow
Paul Dorian
6-Day Forecast
Today
Mostly sunny, cool, mid 40’s
Tonight
Mostly clear, cold, low 30’s
Friday
Mostly sunny, cool, mid 40’s
Friday Night
Becoming mostly cloudy, chance for a few rain showers early then snow showers late, cold, near 30
Saturday
Variable cloudiness, windy and cold with snow showers or even a period of steady snow, accumulations likely, mid-to-upper 30’s for highs, but temperatures will drop during the day
Sunday
Partly sunny, breezy and very cold, snow showers still possible, near 30
Monday
Mostly sunny, cold, mid 30’s
Tuesday
Partly sunny, not quite as cold, low 40’s
Discussion
Our mid-week light snow event is now over with a trace or so recorded on average in the city and a bit more on the south side of town. The next system of interest will be a strong Arctic cold front that will whip through the Mid-Atlantic region by early Saturday paving the way for a much colder air mass that will stick around through Monday. Snow showers and even a period of steadier snow will likely accompany the invasion of the Arctic air mass on Saturday with accumulations likely. The coldest part of this outbreak will likely occur on Sunday as temperatures may hold below 30 degrees throughout the day. The bitter cold will relax by Tuesday as temperatures likely climb back towards the 40's. The coldest core of this Arctic air mass will heads towards New England by late in the weekend and temperatures there can fall to twenty below zero in spots by Monday morning.
Video
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