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7:00 AM | *Winter to make a comeback late this week and during the weekend*

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7:00 AM | *Winter to make a comeback late this week and during the weekend*

Paul Dorian

6-Day DC Forecast

Today

Mainly cloudy with showers likely this morning and then again late in the day after a dry middle of the day, becoming breezy and warmer with late day highs in the upper 60's

Tonight

Cloudy, breezy, mild, occasional showers, lows not far from 50 degrees

Wednesday

Early clouds and possible lingering showers will give way to mainly sunny skies, still warm, windy, low-to-mid 60’s

Wednesday Night

Mainly clear, turning colder, near 40 degrees by morning

Thursday

Partly sunny, breezy, a bit cooler, upper 50’s; chance for rain late at night

Friday

Chance for rain and/or sleet changing to snow; otherwise, mainly cloudy skies, colder, mid 40’s

Saturday

Increasing clouds, colder, low 40's; chance for snow late at night

Sunday

Chance for snow; otherwise, cloudy, windy and cold, upper 30’s

Discussion

Winter is not over yet and there may be at least a couple of chances for snow in the Mid-Atlantic region later this week and during the upcoming weekend. One of the keys to this unfolding scenario will be a frontal boundary zone that is likely to set up to the south of the Mid-Atlantic region and this will act as a pathway for low pressure systems to ride along. At the same time, strong Arctic high pressure will set up to our north and northwest and this potential combination could lead to an impressive comeback for winter. The first wave of low pressure that could impact the Mid-Atlantic region is likely to ride along the frontal boundary zone and arrive here in the Thursday night/Friday time period; however, this system will not be all that strong and it will have only marginally cold air to work with so the result could be a changeover from rain to snow. Over the weekend, there is potential for a stronger storm and it would likely have colder air to work with as Arctic high pressure will build into SE Canada; however, it is unclear as to how far to the south this storm will track. Currently, the best chance for accumulating snow in the Saturday night/Sunday time period appears to be in the DC metro region and the least chance in NYC - Philly is somewhere in the middle. Stay tuned.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian

Vencore, Inc.

vencoreweather.com