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A weak frontal system that reached the area yesterday will fall apart today as high pressure re-establishes itself along the Southeast US coastline. Temperatures will stay warm for the next few days with highs not far from 80 degrees each afternoon, but it could turn a bit cooler early next week following the passage of another frontal system.
Read MoreA slow moving and weak frontal system will drop southward through the region today and there can be a few isolated showers. High pressure will then take control of our weather once again as we progress to the late week and weekend and then another front may arrive on Sunday.
Read MoreHigh pressure will slowly push away from the coast ahead of an advancing weak frontal system. As a result, we’ll continue to experience warm, windy conditions and scattered showers cannot be ruled out. High pressure takes control of our weather once again as we progress to the late week and weekend and then another front may arrive on Sunday.
Read MoreHigh pressure will push off the coast early this week and we’ll continue with our recent generally breezy and warm weather conditions. A weak frontal system is likely to approach the area later in the week, but its moisture content will be rather limited.
Read MoreA weak frontal system pushed through the state on Thursday and it’ll turn cooler and windy as we close out the work week. In fact, it’ll stay on the cool and windy side as we begin the weekend as well with high temperatures the next two days closer to 70 degrees rather than the 80+ degree readings of the past few days.
Read MoreA weak frontal system will push slowly through the state today and it could generate a couple of showers in the area, perhaps a thunderstorm. It’ll turn noticeably cooler behind the front for the next couple of days and the winds will kick up out of the N to NE - gusting up to 30 mph or so.
Read MoreHigh pressure will remain in control today, but a slow-moving frontal system will impact the region on Thursday. This frontal system will cross the state on Thursdayand raise the chances for showers and scattered thunderstorms. Following the frontal passage, cooler air will push in for the last part of the work week and beginning of the weekend and it’ll become quite blustery with wind gusts possible to 25 mph on both Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreHigh pressure situated over the western Atlantic will generally be in control of our weather over the next couple of days and overall conditions will remain quite warm. By Thursday, a weak frontal system will cross the state and raise the chances for showers and scattered thunderstorms. Following the frontal passage, cooler air will push in for the last part of the work week and beginning of the weekend and it’ll become quite blustery with wind gusts possible to 25 mph on both Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreAfter a slight cool down to close out the weekend, temperatures will rebound nicely today and approach the 80 degree mark for highs. In fact, the next three days will feature warm conditions and high temperatures at or slightly above the 80 degree level. A frontal system could generate a few showers and thunderstorms in the region on Thursday and it'll turn cooler at the end of the work week.
Read MoreLow pressure continues to lift northward and away from the region and the result will be mostly sunny skies as we close out the work week. High pressure will generally stay in control this weekend, but a weak cool front will bring temperatures down a bit on Sunday following another 80 degree day to start the weekend. The beginning of the new work week will feature more high pressure in the region allowing for more in the way of sunshine and warm conditions.
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