Low pressure will push away from the Mid-Atlantic coastline today and a weak cold front will approach on Wednesday. Following that, high pressure will build into the eastern US on Thursday and Friday and it’ll turn warmer with high temperatures in the 60’s by Friday afternoon. A cold air outbreak will arrive in the Northeast US this weekend from the northwest and it’ll lead to windy and colder conditions around here by Sunday and also a widespread Great Lakes snow event just downstream.
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Low pressure will form near the Mid-Atlantic coastline later today and it will push clouds and showers into the I-95 corridor tonight and Tuesday. This system will pull away by mid-week and we should enjoy nice weather on Thursday and Friday as high pressure heads east and it’ll turn warmer. In fact, temperatures on Friday afternoon could climb to the low-to-mid 60’s.
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A strong cold front will arrive later today on the dry side and it will usher in a winter-like air mass for tonight, tomorrow and tomorrow night. Low temperatures during the next few nights should drop to near the freezing in many suburban locations. It stays on the cool side Sunday and Monday, but there should be plenty of sunshine each day and watch for the supermoon both nights. After that, we'll have to watch for a potential coastal storm which could bring clouds and showers into the I-95 corridor.
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A strong cold front will arrive later tomorrow – likely on the dry side around here – and it’ll usher in the coldest air of the season so far for the period Friday night through Saturday night. This next cold shot will hold temperatures primarily in the upper 40’s on Saturday afternoon, but the chill will ease somewhat by the latter part of the weekend and the early part of next week.
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A cold front will arrive in the region later today and it will be accompanied by some shower activity up and down the I-95 corridor. High pressure builds in on Thursday, but another cold front will follow quickly by late Friday. That late week cold front should come through on the dry side and it will usher in the coldest air of the season so far for the period of Friday night through Saturday night.
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After a chilly start, it’ll turn milder this afternoon as high pressure pushes off the Mid-Atlantic coastline and low-level winds shift to a southwesterly direction. A cold frontal system will approach on Wednesday and bring with it a good chance of showers in the Mid-Atlantic region. It’ll cool down again on Thursday behind that frontal passage and then an even stronger cold frontal passage will take place later Friday. This late week system will usher in the coldest air of the season so far. In fact, high temperatures on Saturday could be held in the upper 40’s and there will be a strong wind to accompany the chill.
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The new week starts off on the chilly side of normal with strong high pressure in control. After a milder day on Tuesday, a cold frontal system will arrive at mid-week bringing with it the threat for showers. An even stronger cold frontal passage will take place later Friday and this system will usher in the coldest air of the season so far. High temperatures on Saturday could be held in the 40’s and overnight lows could drop to the freezing mark.
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Windy and much cooler weather will close out the work week following the passage of a cold frontal system late Thursday. High pressure will build eastward into the eastern US this weekend and it will help to keep us dry, breezy and cool for the early part of November. The next frontal system of note to impact the local region will likely hold off until at least the middle of next week. Looking ahead, signs continue to point to a temperature pattern flip to colder in the Mid-Atlantic region by the middle of the month.
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Low pressure will slide to our north today dragging a cold front into the I-95 corridor. This approaching frontal system will generate showers in the local region this afternoon and evening and there can be a gusty thunderstorm mixed in as well. Following the frontal passage, windy and cooler conditions will close out the work week and then high pressure should control the weather around here this weekend with dry, cool weather conditions.
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It’ll turn much milder today after a cool start and temperatures this afternoon should reach the 70+ degree mark in much of the I-95 corridor region from DC-to-Philly-to-NYC. A strong cold front will approach on Thursday and bring us another round of showers as we progress through the afternoon and into the evening hours. Some of the rain could come down hard for a brief time and a thunderstorm may mix in. Following the frontal passage, the end of the work week will bring us windy and noticeably cooler conditions.
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