An initial cold front came through the Mid-Atlantic region on Saturday night and then a secondary system passed through last night paving the way for relatively cool weather to start the new week. High pressure will push into the region today and stay in control of the weather through Tuesday, but showers can return on Wednesday afternoon. The threat of showers will continue for the late week and the weekend could end up featuring another soaking rain event for the Mid-Atlantic.
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High pressure remains in control today as we end the work week providing us with some sunshine and light winds. The main system of interest this weekend will be a strong cold front that’ll edge its way through the Ohio Valley on Saturday and then likely generate some soaking rainfall around here from late tomorrow into Saturday night. Strong-to-severe thunderstorms are a threat as well with this frontal passage and the time period of concern for the active weather in the metro region will be 4-11pm. It’ll turn cooler on Sunday following the passage of this initial cold front and then a secondary cold front will pass through Sunday night and usher in even cooler air for Monday.
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Cold air outbreaks from Canada into the US continue on a regular basis as we progress through the month of April and this has led to occasional accumulating snow across parts of the northern US and to severe weather outbreaks farther to the south. The leading edge of the latest cold air outbreak pushed into the middle of the nation last night resulting in some tornadic activity across Oklahoma and several inches of snow can fall later today/tonight in the Northern Plains. This strong cold front will slide across the Ohio Valley early Saturday and then impact the eastern states from later Saturday into Saturday night. The impact in the I-95 corridor from DC-to-Philly-to-NYC can include some heavy rainfall and there is the potential for severe thunderstorm activity as well.
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High pressure will remain in control in the Mid-Atlantic region through the day on Friday and temperatures should climb from the 60’s today to the 70’s on Friday. The main system of interest this weekend will be a strong cold front that’ll edge its way through the Ohio Valley on Saturday and then likely generate some soaking rainfall around here late Saturday afternoon into Saturday night…maybe even a strong thunderstorm. It’ll turn cooler on Sunday following the front and then a secondary cold front will usher even cooler air for Monday.
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High pressure will remain in control through the remainder of the work week with increasingly warm conditions. Temperatures today will climb into the 60’s after a chilly start, into the 70’s on Thursday, and then to the lower 80’s on Friday. The weekend will feature a strong cold front that edges this way from the Ohio Valley. This system is likely to generate some soaking rainfall around here on Saturday night and cooler, breezy conditions will follow for Sunday and Monday.
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A strong cold front pushed its way off the east coast on Monday and cooler, breezy conditions will follow for today. Temperatures will then rebound quite nicely later in the week likely reaching 80+ degrees for highs by Friday afternoon. Another strong cold front will cross the nation this weekend and likely bring some rain here from later Saturday into Sunday and cooler air will follow for the early part of next week.
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The Phillies are scheduled to play the White Sox tonight in Chicago, but the day has started there with snow, temperatures near freezing and wind chills in the teens. In fact, snow is falling today across much of the Upper Midwest from Minnesota-to-Michigan on the north side to Illinois and Indiana to the south. Unfortunately, for those waiting on spring, it appears there will be additional cold air outbreaks across the northern US during the next couple of weeks and this will continue the threat of accumulating snow in many sections from the Rocky Mountain States to the interior Northeast US. The next cold air outbreak will arrive in the nation’s midsection by the upcoming weekend and the cold front at its leading edge could generate heavy rainfall in the eastern US from late Saturday into Sunday.
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A strong cold front will push its way off the coast today and it turns cooler and breezy in the Mid-Atlantic region on the heels of the frontal passage. High pressure builds into the area and should generate generally dry conditions around here for the next few days. As the high pushes to our east later this week, temperatures will rebound noticeably likely to climb to near 80 degrees by week’s end. Another cold frontal system will impact the weather here this weekend with showers likely surrounding its passage through the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Our dry weather pattern of recent days will come to an end this weekend with two systems bringing us a chance of showers and thunderstorms. On Saturday, moisture associated with a low pressure system that formed yesterday over the northern Gulf of Mexico will push northeastward into the Mid-Atlantic region. While not a total washout, showers can pop up at just about any time on Saturday and there can be a thunderstorm to along with somewhat cooler conditions. The next system of note will be a cold front to our west that will push through the region from late Sunday into Monday and this too can bring us some shower and thunderstorm activity. It turns cooler early next week following the passage of the cold front.
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High pressure off the east coast continues to be the dominant player in the Mid-Atlantic region and it will produce dry weather here through Friday. Meanwhile, low pressure has formed in the northern Gulf of Mexico and its moisture field will push northeastward through the southeastern states by the weekend. In fact, this system looks like it will increase chances here for showers by Saturday and then a cold front moving this way from our west will likely generate additional showers from Sunday night into Monday. Cooler air will follow the cold frontal passage for the early part of next week.
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