High pressure across New England will nose in today from the north and produce a comfortable start to the new work week with some sunshine and highs near 80 degrees. A strong upper-level trough will drop southeastward across the Great Lakes on Tuesday and this will lead to more showers and thunderstorms around here from late tomorrow into Wednesday. Some of the rain late tomorrow associated with this upper-level energy can be heavy at times. Large high pressure will head our way from the middle of the country for the latter part of the week and we’ll have a nice stretch of weather beginning on Thursday and likely last through the upcoming weekend with comfortable temperatures.
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It has been a very wet summer in much of the Northeast US/Mid-Atlantic and significant rain is likely to fall in many areas over the next several days. In fact, I think the chances are quite high that some spots see several inches of new rainfall between late today and the middle of next week and this will fall on already well-saturated grounds. A slow-moving cool frontal system will only grudgingly move across the area over the next 48 hours and this will result in numerous rounds of showers and thunderstorms beginning late today and lasting well into the upcoming weekend. This will make it the 10th weekend of the past 13 with some rainfall in at least parts of the Northeast US/Mid-Atlantic. Another front will approach the area late Tuesday and it’ll be supported by a vigorous upper-level energy which is likely to result in more downpours come late Tuesday/early Wednesday.
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A frontal system will approach the area later today and raise our chances considerably for showers and thunderstorms after a couple of rain-free days. The rain can be heavy at times during this frontal passage and some of the storms can be on the strong side. This front will be slow to move away from our area, and yes, this stalling out of the front will lead to yet another unsettled weekend around here. Lingering showers are likely with possible thunderstorms on Saturday and Saturday night and they cannot be ruled out for Sunday either. Cooler conditions are expected here on Sunday and it’ll stay comfortable during the early part of next week.
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A frontal system will approach the area on Friday and raise our chances for PM showers and thunderstorms as we close out the work week and some of the rain can be heavy. This front will be somewhat slow to move away this weekend and it’ll stay unsettled here on Saturday (surprise, surprise) with a chance for lingering showers and thunderstorms. Cooler conditions are expected around here by Sunday and it should stay pretty comfortable early next week.
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Weak high pressure will edge into the area today and it should provide us with two straight days with rain-free conditions which will be a welcome change from the recent wet stretch of weather. Another frontal system will approach the area on Friday and it will renew the chances for showers and thunderstorms as we close out the work week. This front will be slow to move away this weekend and it’ll stay a bit unsettled here on Saturday with a lingering chance for a shower or thunderstorm.
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A frontal system that has meandered around the Mid-Atlantic region for the past few days will continue to result in unsettled weather around here today with the threat for additional showers and thunderstorms and some of the rain can be heavy. Weak high pressure should edge in on Wednesday and we’ll experience some drying conditions for a couple of days and it'll turn quite warm as well. Another frontal system is likely to arrive late in the week resulting in more unsettled weather conditions for Friday.
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A frontal system that has meandered around the Mid-Atlantic region for the past couple of days will continue to result in unsettled weather around here as we go through the early part of the week. The threat for showers and thunderstorms will continue through tomorrow and some of the rain will be heavy, but then weak high pressure should edge in at mid-week and we’ll experience some drying conditions. Another frontal system is likely to arrive late in the week resulting in more unsettled weather conditions.
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A weak frontal system will hang around the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and its boundary zone will help in the formation of low pressure which will lead to numerous showers and scattered thunderstorms. The threat for showers and thunderstorms will not only return here for the weekend, but will continue early next week as our long-term wet weather pattern continues in the eastern US. Some of the rain that falls this weekend and early next week can be on the heavy side; watch for flash flooding given the already-saturated grounds. The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks this weekend, but clouds on both nights could be quite problematic for viewing.
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A weak cool front passed through the region in the overnight hours with some strong thunderstorm activity and its passage will usher in slightly less humid air for the next couple of days. This frontal system will stall out just to our south and east and will then likely play a role in unsettled weather around here this weekend. Low pressure is likely to form along the frontal boundary zone and the result will be scattered showers and thunderstorms on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks this weekend so the likely unsettled weather conditions could result in unfavorable viewing conditions.
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A cool front will push towards the area later today and it is likely to generate scattered showers and thunderstorms for the I-95 corridor region later today and early tonight. Any rain that falls later today and tonight can be on the heavy side and some of the thunderstorms can be strong. This front will usher in somewhat less humid and slightly cooler air for tomorrow and Friday, but it’ll stall out not far to our southeast. Over the weekend, the stalled out boundary zone may be the conduit for a low pressure system which could result in some shower and thunderstorm activity around here on both weekend days and even into the early part of next week.
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