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6:00 AM | *Initial Arctic blast of the season may not be the last this month*

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6:00 AM | *Initial Arctic blast of the season may not be the last this month*

Paul Dorian

6-Day Philadelphia Forecast

Today

Mainly sunny, windy, abnormally cold for this time of year, highs confined to the mid-to-upper 30’s with even lower wind chills (normal high is 59 degrees at PHL)

Tonight

Mainly clear, very cold with diminishing winds, lows near 20 degrees

Saturday

Mainly sunny, still quite cold, but not nearly as windy as Friday, near 40 degrees for highs

Saturday Night

Partly cloudy, cold, lows in the mid-to-upper 20’s by morning

Sunday

Becoming mainly cloudy, still on the cold side, but not as harsh, mid-to-upper 40’s; chance for chilly rain showers at night

Monday

Mainly cloudy, chilly, chance of rain, near 50 degrees

Tuesday

Mainly sunny, chilly, low 50’s

Wednesday

Mainly sunny, chilly, low 50’s

Discussion

An Arctic cold front blasted through the region last night and temperatures will be way below-normal in the Mid-Atlantic region for the next couple days. In fact, temperatures tomorrow morning will likely bottom out near the 20 degree mark in many locations and low temperature records may be broken in some spots. This first Arctic blast of the season is liable to be followed by others later this month as “high-latitude blocking” sets up featuring abnormally high pressure over Greenland while at the same time an upper-level trough forms over the eastern US. This type of pattern could very well result in another blast of Arctic air for the Mid-Atlantic region by next weekend and then Thanksgiving week promises to be quite interesting with prospects for continued cold and perhaps even snow somewhere in the Northeast US.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Vencore, Inc.
vencoreweather.com