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A weak area of low pressure will cross the region later today and tonight and it is likely to generate patchy clouds and a late night shower cannot be ruled out. High pressure builds back into the area during the late week and it’ll turn milder as we approach the weekend. In fact, 60 degrees will be possible each day this weekend for high temperatures and it should stay rain free.
Read MoreA weak cold front passed through the region yesterday and it’ll be a bit colder today, however, the rest of the week looks quiet and relatively mild for this time of year. In fact, the late week and weekend will feature mild conditions with temperatures approaching the 60 degree mark for highs in the NYC metro region. Longer term, there are signs that a colder weather pattern will arrive in the Mid-Atlantic region as we progress through the second half of the month.
Read MoreAll in all, it looks like our recent quiet and relatively mild weather pattern will continue right through the upcoming week and weekend. A weak cold front will approach the region today and then low pressure will form off the coast in the overnight hours before moving out to sea on Tuesday. Neither of these systems, however, should be strong or close enough to produce any precipitation in the immediate area. High pressure will return by later tomorrow and it’ll stay in control of our weather pattern during the mid-week. It’ll turn milder late in the week and the mild conditions should continue right through the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreBecoming mainly sunny, breezy, noticeably cooler, temperatures holding nearly steady in the middle 50’s
Partly cloudy, cold, lows in the mid-to-upper 30’s
Partly sunny, breezy, even cooler, near 50 degrees
Mostly cloudy, cold, chance for a rain shower or two, lower 40's
Mainly sunny, windy, even colder, upper 40’s
Mainly sunny, cold, low-to-mid 40’s
Mainly sunny, still quite chilly, upper 40's
Mainly sunny, chilly, near 50 degrees
Yesterday's soaking rainfall has ushered in a pattern change and the next several days will be at or below normal in the Mid-Atlantic region as we head into Thanksgiving week. Noticeably cooler air has moved into the region as we end the work week and the coldest air mass since last April will push in for Sunday and Monday. Slow moderation in temperatures are likely next Tuesday and Wednesday and the weather should be quite favorable for traveling with dry conditions in much of the eastern US. Milder conditions are likely late next week and weekend including on Turkey Day when temperatures should climb well up into the 50's before the arrival of more cold air at the end of the month or early in the new month of December.
Elsewhere, the first snowstorm of the season will hit the Upper Midwest this weekend. The region from Madison, Wisconsin to Detroit, Michigan will receive accumulating snow and Chicago, Illinois could end up with its biggest "November" snowstorm ever on the order of 6-12 inches. This same storm will pound parts of the central Plains during the next 12-24 hours with some significant snowfall including, for example, much of the state of Iowa.
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Mainly cloudy, windy, mild, occasional showers, maybe even a thunderstorm, highs in the mid 60’s
Mainly cloudy with showers likely before midnight, breezy, turning colder late, lows late in the upper 40’s
Mainly sunny, breezy, cooler, mid 50’s
Partly cloudy, cold, near 40 degrees
Mainly sunny, breezy, colder, upper 40’s
Partly sunny, windy, downright cold, mid 40’s
Mainly sunny, breezy, still quite cold, mid 40’s
Mainly sunny, chilly, near 50 degrees
A strong cold front is pushing through the area today and it’ll generate occasional showers in the Mid-Atlantic region and perhaps even an isolated thunderstorm or two. Colder air pushes in for the end of the work week following today’s frontal passage and then even colder air will arrive on Sunday behind a mid-weekend secondary cold frontal passage. In fact, Sunday promises to be the coldest day of the season so far in the Mid-Atlantic region and there will be a noticeable NW wind to make it feel even colder than the actual air temperatures. The early season unusual chill will continue on Monday as well to begin the new work week.
Mostly cloudy, becoming breezy, milder, chance for a shower late, highs in the mid-to-upper 50’s
Mainly cloudy, breezy, much milder than recent nights, showers likely late, temperatures holding steady in the 50's or even rising slowly
Mainly cloudy, windy, mild, periods of rain, some of the rain can be heavy, maybe even a thunderstorm, mid 60’s
Mainly cloudy with showers likely before midnight and some of the rain can be heavy at times, windy, turning colder towards morning, upper 40’s
Mainly sunny, breezy, cooler, mid 50’s
Mainly sunny, breezy, colder, upper 40’s
Partly sunny, windy, downright cold, mid 40’s
Partly sunny, still quite cold, mid-to-upper 40’s
Milder air will push back into the Mid-Atlantic region later today as winds shift direction from the east to the south-to-southwest. A few showers are possible later today and early tonight with the return of the milder air and then more significant rainfall is coming late tonight and on Thursday as a strong cold front reaches the I-95 corridor. The passage of that initial cold frontal system and a secondary weekend cold front will produce progressively colder weather around here from Friday into Sunday. In fact, Sunday should turn out to be the coldest day of the season so far and there will be a strong NW wind to make it feel even colder.
Mostly sunny this morning, some afternoon clouds, breezy, cooler, highs near 50 degrees
Mainly cloudy, chilly, lows in the lower 40’s
Mainly cloudy, becoming breezy, milder, chance for a few showers, mid-to-upper 50's
Mainly cloudy, windy, mild, showers likely, mid-to-upper 50’s
Cloudy, windy and still mild, periods of rain, some of the rain can be heavy at times, maybe a thunderstorm, low-to-mid 60’s
Mainly sunny, breezy, cooler, mid 50’s
Partly sunny, even cooler, upper 40’s
Partly sunny, windy, cold, mid-to-upper 40’s
A back door cold front has slipped through the region and temperatures today will be some ten degrees cooler than yesterday along with an E-NE wind. Milder air will push back into the Mid-Atlantic region on Wednesday as wind direction changes to south-to-southwest. A few showers are possible late Wednesday and Wednesday night with the return of the milder air, and then more significant rainfall is expected on Thursday associated with a cold frontal system. The passage of that initial cold frontal system and a secondary cold front during the weekend will set us up for progresively colder weather between Friday and Sunday. Elsewhere, another snowstorm hit the Denver, CO region yesterday with as much as 10 inches of snow and tornadoes broke out in the central Plains in the warm sector of a strong storm system.
Sunny, milder, highs in the low 60’s
Mainly clear, chilly, lows in the low 40’s
Partly sunny, colder, near 50 degrees
Partly cloudy, chilly, low 40’s
Mainly cloudy, milder, becoming breezy, chance of showers, low 60’s
Cloudy, breezy and mild with periods of rain, some of the rain will be heavy, low-to-mid 60’s
Partly sunny, cooler, near 60 degrees
Partly sunny, chilly, upper 40's
After a cool weekend, milder air will return to the Mid-Atlantic region to start the work week, but a cold front from the north will temporarily set us back on Tuesday with about a ten degree drop in high temperatures from later today to tomorrow afternoon. A warm front will arrive in the region on Wednesday perhaps accompanied by a few showers and then a strong cold front pushes in by Thursday. That second frontal system is not only likely to trigger a heavy rain event around here on Thursday, but also a substantial change in the overall weather pattern to noticeably colder than its been for at least the last ten days of the month.
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A mix of clouds and sun, windy and cooler than recent days, highs in the upper 50’s
Mostly cloudy, windy, colder, lows in the upper 30’s
Windy and cold with a mix of clouds and sun, temperatures will struggle to reach the 50 degree mark
Partly cloudy, breezy, cold, upper 30’s
Mainly sunny, still quite cool, but not nearly as windy, mid 50’s
Mostly sunny, milder, near 60 degrees
Partly sunny, mild, near 60 degrees
Mostly cloudy, mild, chance for showers at night, low-to-mid 60’s
A cold frontal system passed through the region in the overnight hours and a much cooler air mass has pushed into the Mid-Atlantic region compared to previous days. Winds will be quite strong today and temperatures will generally be confined to the 50’s this afternoon along with a mix of clouds and sun. A secondary cold front will slide through tonight and Saturday promises to be the coldest day of this cold air outbreak. In fact, high temperatures on Saturday will struggle to reach the 50 degree mark in the NYC metro region and the winds will continue to whip along out of the W-NW - not a good day to rake leaves. Much calmer conditions are likely by Sunday, but it’ll stay quite cool despite plenty of sunshine. Milder air returns to the Mid-Atlantic region for the early part of next week.
Mostly cloudy, mild, occasional showers primarily during the late morning to mid-afternoon, highs near 60 degrees
Mainly cloudy, windy, turning cooler late, lows in the upper 40’s
A mix of clouds and sun, windy and cooler, mid-to-upper 50’s
Partly cloudy, windy, colder, upper 30’s
Windy and cold despite some sunshine, temperatures struggle to reach the 50 degree mark
Mostly sunny, still quite cool, but not nearly as windy, mid-to-upper 50’s
Mostly sunny, milder, near 60 degrees
Partly sunny, mild, near 60 degrees
"Windy" will become the main weather word to use over the next couple of days. A cold frontal system will approach the region today and it will generate showers for the NYC metro region from late morning into the mid-afternoon - maybe even an isolated thunderstorm. It’ll turn windy and much cooler on Friday, but then a secondary cold front will usher in even colder air for Saturday. In fact, Saturday should turn out to be a windy and downright cold day despite some sunshine with temperatures well below normal for this time of year. It’ll stay quite cool on Sunday, but calmer conditions are expected to close out the weekend and then milder weather returns early next week.
httpv://youtu.be/7tBcW63AW2A
