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High pressure is in control as we begin the new work week and will remain so making for generally quiet weather in the Mid-Atlantic region. It will be quite chilly for the next few days, but temperatures will modify later in the week. Showers will become a threat at week’s end with the approach of a strong cold front from our northwest.
Read MoreColder air will push into the Mid-Atlantic region today following the passage of a cold front and this time, the chilly air will stick around. After the threat of occasional light rain today, Canadian high pressure will take control of the weather as we head into the weekend and it’ll help to anchor this chilly air mass in place. As a result, temperatures should stay below-normal from today through Monday with the return of milder air later next week. One final note and for those interested, it looks like it’ll be chilly (40’s) and dry tomorrow in State College, PA for the noontime game between Penn State and Michigan.
Read MoreOur “up and down” temperature pattern of recent days will continue for the next couple of days with a jump up today and then a drop down on Friday to close out the work week. A warm front will lift north of the area this morning paving the way for milder conditions during the afternoon and then the passage of a cold front will usher in a colder air mass for Friday and - this time - the chill will stick around in the Mid-Atlantic region. Canadian high pressure takes control of the weather around here this weekend and into the early part of next week and this will result in below-normal temperatures for Saturday, Sunday and Monday. One final note and for those interested, it looks like it’ll be chilly and dry on Saturday in State College, PA for the noontime game between Penn State and Michigan.
Read MoreThe passage of a cold front late yesterday will pave the way for a much cooler mid-week in the NYC metro region as our recent “up and down” temperature pattern continues for another few days. It turns much milder again on Thursday following the passage of a warm front and then much cooler again at the end of the work week. Looking ahead, it looks like it’ll stay chilly on both days this weekend and right into the early part of next week. One other note, for those interested, it looks like it’ll be chilly and dry on Saturday in State College, PA for the noontime game between Penn State and Michigan.
Read MoreThe passage of a weak warm front overnight will pave the way for a milder day in the Mid-Atlantic region and then the passage of a cold front later tonight will pave the way for a much cooler middle of the week. Temperatures will continue to run “up and down” later in the week with a milder day coming on Thursday only to be followed by chillier weather for Friday - and it looks like it will stay quite cool for the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure is in control as we begin the new work week and then a couple of weak frontal systems will head in our direction during the next couple of days. Temperatures will be up and down for the next several days with highs this afternoon in the mid-to-upper 50’s and then milder on Tuesday following the passage of a weak warm front and cooler on Wednesday following the passage of a weak cool front.
Read MoreHigh pressure shifts off the coast on Friday and temperatures will modify for the first weekend of the new month with dry conditions expected on both Saturday and Sunday. Another cold front is likely to approach the Mid-Atlantic region from the northwest by the middle of next week. One final note…it is time to turn back the clocks an hour early Sunday morning.
Read MoreHigh pressure that had its origins in northern Canada will control the weather around here through tonight and temperatures will remain at well below-normal levels for the early part of November. This same high shifts offshore on Friday and temperatures will modify noticeably for the first weekend of the new month and sunshine is expected on both days. Another cold front is likely to approach the Mid-Atlantic region from the northwest by the middle of next week.
One final note…this is the weekend in which we turn the clocks back an hour to get back to standard time.
Read MoreThe core of the cold air mass over the eastern states will push into the Mid-Atlantic region today and the first widespread freeze of the season is coming for late tonight and early Thursday. It’ll become breezy today and temperatures will stay well below-normal and then they’ll fall to near or slightly below-freezing levels from late tonight into early Thursday. It stays quite chilly on Thursday, but temperatures will moderate for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday time period paving the way for decent weather conditions during the first weekend of November. One final note…this is the weekend in which we turn clocks back an hour to get back to standard time.
Read MoreA cold front passed through the region late yesterday and ushered into the eastern states the coldest air mass of the season so far. Temperatures will remain at below-normal levels for the next few days and the first widespread freeze is likely late tomorrow night/early Thursday morning. Low pressure may form along the frontal boundary zone late tonight and it has the chance to generate plenty of clouds in the region and even isolated showers into early Wednesday. Moderation in temperatures will take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and the weather looks pretty decent for the first weekend of November.
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