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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
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A frontal system will pass through central Florida later today and its passage will usher in cooler air for much of the second half of the week. Temperatures ahead of the front will rise well up into the 80’s, but then likely hold in the lower 70’s for highs by the end of the work week.
Read MoreA strong upper-level trough of low pressure will move from the middle of the country towards the Northeast US over the next couple of days and pull most of its energy to the north of here. However, a frontal system will pass through central Florida late in the day on Wednesday or at night and its passage will usher in somewhat cooler air for the second half of the week. Temperatures on Wednesday ahead of the front should climb well into the 80's, but will likely hold in the low 70’s for highs late in the week.
Read MoreA strong upper-level trough of low pressure will move from the middle of the country towards the Northeast US and pull most of its energy to the north of here. However, a weak frontal system associated with that trough will slide into Florida and this boundary zone will keep us unsettled for the next few days raising the chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms on a daily basis. By late in the week, it'll turn somewhat cooler following several days with highs way up in the 80's
Read MoreA strong disturbance will weaken some as it approach the region today, but it could spark the formation of some showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon hours. High pressure will build back into the area this weekend, but then another disturbance will approach the area on Monday in this active weather pattern. This next disturbance will bring us another threat for showers and storms as we begin the new work week.
Read MoreThe next week to ten days will feature numerous strong upper-level waves of energy traveling from the eastern Pacific Ocean all way across to the northeastern US on a fairly regular basis averaging every few days or so. Today's tranquil weather in the Mid-Atlantic region will soon give way to a major rain event for the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor that could result in more than two inches of rain by early Saturday in some spots. This active weather pattern will not only bring soaking rain to the Mid-Atlantic as we close out this current work week, but there will be another chance for significant rain early next week and then yet another chance late next week. In addition to the heavy rain in the Mid-Atlantic, this active pattern will bring substantial springtime snowfall to interior upstate New York and New England as well as across the Colorado Rockies in the western US. Severe weather will also be a major consequence of this energetic weather pattern with numerous threats coming to the Midwest, south-central, and southeastern US.
Read MoreOur tranquil weather pattern of recent days will struggle to continue much longer as a wave of upper-level energy reaches the eastern states on Friday. As a result, the chance for showers and thunderstorms in central Florida will increase around here later tomorrow and another wave of upper-level energy could bring us scattered showers and storms early next week as well.
Read MoreThe weather continues to look rather tranquil for the next couple of days as high pressure stays in control along much of the eastern seaboard. By the end of the work week; however, there will be some instability in the Southeast US as upper-level energy heads towards the Northeast US and this could bring us an afternoon shower or thunderstorm on Friday afternoon. Drier air returns to the region this weekend and temperatures should remain a bit warmer-than-normal for this time of year.
Read MoreToday's soaking rain and thunderstorm activity in the Mid-Atlantic region appears to be just the opening round in what is looking like a very active weather pattern for much of the nation in the foreseeable future. The next ten days or so will feature wave-after-wave traveling across the country in a general west-to-east fashion and each one can produce snow over the Rockies and in New England, severe weather in the central and southern states, and significant rain in the Mid-Atlantic region. In fact, its been somewhat dry in recent weeks in much of the south-central and eastern US and those are the regions that are most likely to get pounded with significant rainfall in this unfolding active weather pattern.
Read MoreThe weather continues to look rather tranquil for this week as high pressure stays in control along much of the eastern seaboard. High temperatures will generally be at or slightly above the 80 degree mark and overnight lows will generally hold in the comfortable middle 60’s.
Read MoreThe weather looks rather tranquil for much of this week as high pressure is in control along much of the eastern seaboard. High temperatures will generally be at or slightly above the 80 degree mark and overnight lows will generally hold in the comfortable middle 60’s.
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