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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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The weather remains on the warm side through mid-week with highs today in the middle 70’s and near 70 degrees on Wednesday afternoon. It turns colder on Thursday and becomes quite unsettled as well with the chance of rain and/or snow showers continuing from then into the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreWe’re not quite done yet with the cold air intrusions into the northeastern part of the nation and the next strong cold front can produce some strong-to-severe thunderstorm activity tonight in portions of the southern Mid-Atlantic region with downpours, vivid lightning and damaging wind gusts on the table. Following the passage of a strong cold front, the winds will become a big factor on Tuesday and Tuesday night with gusts of 40 mph or so from a west-to-northwest direction. The risk of severe weather will increase this weekend across the nation’s mid-section as another clash develops between incoming cold, dry air to the west and warm, humid air to the east.
Read MoreThe week starts off on a cooler note with high temperatures confined to the 50’s this afternoon, but it turns milder on Tuesday with 70 degrees on the table. The warming trend continues at mid-week with highs likely on Wednesday afternoon in the middle 70’s.
Read MoreA warm and dry weather pattern continues for the next few days with any cooling likely holding off until early next week. Temperatures can peak later today near 80 degrees and the middle 80’s on Saturday could be in record-breaking territory.
Read MoreA warm and dry weather pattern continues for the next few days with any cooling likely holding off until early next week. Temperatures can peak later today in the lower 70’s and likely reach 80+ degrees for afternoon highs on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Read MoreA much different weather pattern shaping up for the region this week with warm and dry conditions; especially, when compared to the recent cold snap. Temperatures can peak later today in the middle 70’s and likely reach 80+ degrees for afternoon highs by the end of the week.
Read MoreA much different weather pattern shaping up for the region this week with warmer and drier conditions; especially, when compared to the recent cold snap. Temperatures can peak later today in the middle 60’s and perhaps reach the 80 degree mark by week’s end for afternoon highs.
Read MoreCold and unsettled weather will remain in the region for the next few days with accumulating snow on the table. In fact, snow is possible this afternoon (in time for the Rockies home opener) and it can continue into the evening hours with small accumulations possible on the order of a couple of inches. The corner turns on Sunday in terms of temperatures and we’ll likely have warmer and drier conditions for much of next week.
Read MoreColder and unsettled weather comes to the region for the remainder of the week with snow on the table at times. The best chance for snow will come in two time periods...later today into early tonight and again tomorrow afternoon into Saturday morning (not great weather for the Rockies home opener on Friday afternoon). During both of these weather events, small accumulations of snow will be possible in the Denver metro region and higher amounts of snow will fall in the mountains to the west.
Read MoreThe risk is high today for a severe weather outbreak across the Tennessee Valley, Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley, and Mid-South and this threat includes the possibility of multiple strong (EF-3+) tornadoes. Numerous ingredients are coming together to result in a widespread severe weather outbreak later today and tonight including strong jet streaks at multiple levels of the atmosphere, a clash of air masses with cold, dry air to the north and west and warm, humid air to the east and south, and a strong surface low pressure system with its attendant cold front. In addition to the severe weather, it appears that a multi-day extreme rainfall event is on the way for much of this same part of the nation from later today through the first half of the weekend with widespread flooding a serious concern.
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