High pressure will return to the area today on the heels of the latest frontal passage and the work week will end on a comfortable note with lower humidity values. A couple of frontal systems will impact the region later this weekend and also during the first half of next week with unsettled weather conditions that will include shower activity from time-to-time. It’ll also turn quite cool for this time of year during the first half of next week with afternoon highs potentially confined to the mid-to-upper 60’s.
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High pressure will push away from the area today and a cold front approaches from the north and west raising the chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Following the frontal passage on Friday, high pressure will build back into the region providing us with plenty of sunshine and comfortable conditions to end the work week. A couple of frontal systems will impact the region during the second half of the weekend and the early part of next week producing unsettled weather conditions on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday with the chance of showers from time-to-time.
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High pressure that had its origin over central Canada will remain in control of the weather around here for another day with comfortably warm conditions, plenty of sunshine, and moderate humidity levels. Two frontal systems will head this way during the next few days with the first likely to generate isolated showers and thunderstorms late tomorrow and tomorrow night and the other brings unsettled weather to the Mid-Atlantic region for Sunday, Monday and possibly Tuesday as well.
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High pressure that originated over central Canada will remain in control of the weather around here for the next few days with plenty of sunshine on a daily basis and continuing comfortable temperatures and humidity levels. The next frontal system arrives late in the week, but it looks rather weak and this could be a rain-free event. A stronger system could arrive by the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week with a better chance for some widespread rainfall in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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We have now reached rare territory for the Atlantic Basin due to the lack of hurricanes at this stage of the tropical season. In fact, this is the latest time without an Atlantic hurricane during the satellite era which began in 1966 and there is likelihood that one has to go all the way back to 1941 though confidence in the tracking of hurricanes is far less certain in the pre-satellite era. Having said that, an extremely quiet first half of the tropical season does not guarantee an uneventful second half…indeed, there are some signals that activity will pick up later this month.
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On the heels of a frontal passage, the first half of the new work week should be quite comfortable in the Mid-Atlantic region with low humidity values. High pressure to our northwest will be in control and today will feature quite breezy conditions with a stiff northerly flow of refreshing air. Another cold front could bring showers to the area late in the week or early in the upcoming weekend.
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A cold frontal system is pushing through the region today and there will be plenty of clouds and maybe a couple more showers in the area. A disturbance form the Tennessee Valley will push northeastward into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and the result will be additional showers and possible thunderstorms…some of the rain can be heavy. Some improvement is likely later Sunday and the new work week should start with plenty of sunshine on Monday and Tuesday and moderately warm conditions.
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A weak cold front will approach the area today and it can produce a couple of showers around here and an isolated PM thunderstorm is possible. The front should clear the coast on Friday morning paving the way for a comfortably warm end to the shortened work week and some clearing skies likely in the afternoon with temperatures peaking near the 80-degree mark. Another disturbance will arrive this weekend and it can cause showers and thunderstorms in the Mid-Atlantic region from Saturday into Sunday.
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High pressure will continue to generate tranquil and warm conditions around here today, but a cold front will head in this direction on Thursday. This next front will raise the chance of showers and thunderstorms later tomorrow and early tomorrow night, but it doesn’t look as widespread of an event as we have experienced in recent days. High pressure should follow the frontal passage for the end of the week with rain-free and warm conditions likely on Friday, but another disturbance can bring us showers during the second half of the upcoming weekend.
Morning video discussion with a focus on El Nino.
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High pressure will continue to generate tranquil and moderately warm conditions around here through the middle of the week. The next weather system of note will be a cold front that approaches the Mid-Atlantic region on Thursday likely bringing with it an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms. High pressure should return for Friday and the upcoming weekend with dry, warm conditions once again returning to the area.
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