The week will start off on the warm side, but a cold front swings through later in the day and it’ll usher in cooler air for later tonight and Tuesday. High pressure takes control for the mid-week and then attention will turn down the coast at week’s end. A tropical system could ride up along the eastern seaboard from Friday into Saturday and this could result in a heavy rain event for the Mid-Atlantic region. Following the passage of the tropical system, the weekend is likely to see a flip in the overall temperature pattern to one that is noticeably colder for the eastern states.
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High pressure to our northeast will remain in control of the weather into the weekend. A cool front will approach the region from Sunday into Monday and it does turn cooler by the middle of next week. The location of the high pressure system will allow for an increasingly moist low-level flow of air from the southeast which will result in more clouds here this weekend and the chance of light rain/drizzle and patchy fog.
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High pressure to our northeast will remain in control of the weather around here during the next few days. As a result, there should be plenty of sunshine into the first half of the weekend and temperatures will be mild by day and on the cool side overnight. A weak frontal system could cause clouds here on Sunday and perhaps a couple of showers, but no significant rainfall is expected.
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The tropical scene is still active and kicking in the Atlantic Basin as we begin the month of November with a couple systems to currently monitor and signs point to the possibility of another system near the east coast in about 7-10 days. Tropical Storm “Martin” - soon to be Hurricane “Martin” - is located well out over the open waters of the Atlantic Ocean and will become a powerful “extratropical” storm in the North Atlantic later this week. “Lisa” is now a category 1 hurricane and is closing in on Belize in Central America and could ultimately emerge over the Bay of Campeche. Elsewhere, the overall pattern looks to remain warmer-than-normal across the eastern US during the next 7-10 days, but important changes can come in terms of temperatures for the middle and latter parts of November.
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A cold front passed through the region early yesterday and drier air filtered in during the PM hours. High pressure has built into the Northeast US and will be in control of the weather around here over the next few days. The result will be plenty of daily sunshine and comfortably warm temperatures for the beginning of November as the overall weather pattern for the eastern US in coming days will feature above-normal temperatures.
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A cold front will swing through the region this morning and drier air will arrive later in the day and high pressure takes control of the weather for the remainder of the week. In fact, sunshine should return in full force on Wednesday and temperatures will be quite mild through the rest of the week.
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High pressure will move offshore today and a weak low pressure system will push into the Mid-Atlantic region from the Tennessee Valley. As a result, showers are a threat here by later today and tonight, and a thunderstorm can be mixed into the picture. High pressure will return by mid-week with dry weather and milder-than-normal temperatures for the second half of the week.
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High pressure from the Great Lakes will remain in control today as it slides to our north and it should provide enough protection for us to have a pretty decent weekend with lots of brilliant colors to enjoy on the trees. An area of weak low pressure will push in this direction by Monday (Halloween Day) with some shower activity, but it doesn’t look like a significant rain event.
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A cool front passed through the region on Wednesday night and a cooler, drier air mass will push into the area today on increasing northerly winds. High pressure from the Great Lakes will take control as it slides to our north during the next day or so and it should provide protection here for much of the weekend. An area of weak low pressure could push in this direction by Monday (Halloween Day) with some shower activity late in the weekend and early next week.
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Plenty of moisture remains entrenched in the lower levels of the atmosphere and this will result in one more day featuring plenty of clouds around here and additional light rain/drizzle and some patchy fog. A weakening cool front will cross the region tonight and it’ll have enough strength to produce clearing in the late night hours and the sun should return on Thursday to go along with a noticeable breeze. High pressure is likely to hang on long enough to result in decent weather here on Friday and for much of this weekend, but upstream disturbances could threaten us with some shower activity by early next week.
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