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Strong high pressure is nearly stationary over the western Atlantic Ocean, and it will continuously pump tropical air from south-to-north along the eastern seaboard in coming days. As a result, it stays very warm around here with uncomfortably high humidity levels and there will be a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms primarily focused on the afternoon and evening hours.
Read MoreStrong high pressure will park over the western Atlantic during the next several days and bring us rather typical “Bermuda-high” type summertime weather. On the backside of the high, a broad southwesterly flow will form along the eastern seaboard and very warm and humid air will stick around right through the upcoming weekend and there will be a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms primarily focused on the afternoon and evening hours.
Read MoreStrong ridging will form over the western Atlantic during the next couple of days and bring rather typical “Bermuda-high” type summertime weather to the southeastern states. On the backside of the high, a broad southwesterly flow will form along the eastern seaboard and warm, humid Gulf air will stick around right into the upcoming weekend and there will be a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreIt is rather warm and humid today in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor and it looks like we better get used to these conditions as a “Bermuda-high” weather pattern is setting up for the eastern states. An upper-level trough of low pressure over the eastern US here at the beginning of the week will dissipate shortly and strong ridging will form over the western Atlantic by mid-week. As such, a broad southwesterly flow of air will develop along the Atlantic Seaboard and likely persist for several days bringing warm and humid conditions to the I-95 corridor and moisture levels will be high enough to produce a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreThe weather will be rather quiet today as we end the work week, but unsettled conditions return later tonight and the next several days will present a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will be rather quiet following the passage of a cool frontal system with plenty of sunshine on both days. The weather becomes more unsettled again by Sunday and Monday with an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreIt’ll stay unsettled through today as a cold front approaches the area and additional showers and thunderstorms are on the tap with coverage highest in eastern sections. A few of the storms can reach strong-to-severe levels with localized downpours on the table. The second half of the week will feature a drier air mass in place across the southeastern states.
Read MoreIt’ll stay unsettled through the upcoming weekend with a daily shot at afternoon and evening thunderstorms. The unsettled conditions will be the result of a stationary frontal system over the Tennessee Valley combined with high moisture levels in the lower levels of the atmosphere.
Read MoreSevere weather affected the Mid-Atlantic region on Saturday, and another threat is on the way for later tomorrow. Not everyone will get hit by the strong storms, but ingredients are coming together for what looks like multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms...some of the storms can be severe and some of the rain can be heavy. Showers and thunderstorms can linger into mid-week; especially across the southern part of the Mid-Atlantic and then a refreshing air mass will arrive on Wednesday night and Thursday. Meanwhile, there is an intensifying tropical system over the northern Gulf, and it is likely to reach named tropical storm status (would be Bertha) in the near term.
Read MoreIt’ll stay quite hot and humid for the next couple of days with a daily shot at afternoon and evening thunderstorms. The hottest day of the week could turn out to be on Tuesday with afternoon temperatures likely peaking in the middle 90’s.
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