The upper-level low drifting around the southern Hudson Bay region of Canada in recent days will weaken and slide to the east at mid-week. Meanwhile, high pressure over the southeastern states will take control of our weather in the short-term as its axis will move overhead by later tomorrow. Later in the week, a cold front will begin to push from west-to-east across the central states along with an intensifying upper-level trough of low pressure. This combination may help to spawn the formation of strong low pressure near the Mid-Atlantic coastline by the early part of the upcoming weekend likely resulting in another weekend rain event for the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.
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The upper-level low drifting around the southern Hudson Bay region of Canada in recent days will weaken and slide to the east at mid-week. Meanwhile, high pressure over the southeastern states will take control of our weather in the short-term as its axis will move overhead by later tomorrow. Later in the week, a cold front will begin to push from west-to-east across the central states along with an intensifying upper-level trough of low pressure. This combination may help to spawn the formation of strong low pressure near the Mid-Atlantic coastline by the early part of the upcoming weekend likely resulting in another weekend rain event for the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.
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The upper-level low drifting around the southern Hudson Bay region of Canada in recent days will weaken and slide to the east at mid-week. Meanwhile, high pressure over the southeastern states will take control of our weather in the short-term as its axis will move overhead by later tomorrow. Later in the week, a cold front will begin to push from west-to-east across the central states along with an intensifying upper-level trough of low pressure. This combination may help to spawn the formation of strong low pressure near the Mid-Atlantic coastline by the early part of the upcoming weekend likely resulting in another weekend rain event for the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.
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High pressure near the Gulf of Mexico remains in control for the next couple of days in the Tennessee Valley generating comfortable daytime temperatures and plenty of sunshine. A weak cool front will approach the area later tomorrow, but it lacks moisture and will be relatively dry.
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A cool air mass will remain in place for the next couple of days in the Mid-Atlantic region with low pressure stationed to our north and high pressure well to the south. A weak cool front will cross the area later tonight and Tuesday and then low pressure is likely to develop near the Northeast US coastline at the end of the week bringing us the chance for some more wet weekend weather.
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A cool air mass will remain in place for the next couple of days in the Mid-Atlantic region with low pressure stationed to our north and high pressure well to the south. A weak cool front will cross the area later tonight and Tuesday and then low pressure is likely to develop near the Northeast US coastline at the end of the week bringing us the chance for some more wet weekend weather.
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A cool air mass will remain in place for the next couple of days in the Mid-Atlantic region with low pressure stationed to our north and high pressure well to the south. A weak cool front will cross the area later tonight and Tuesday and then low pressure is likely to develop near the Northeast US coastline at the end of the week bringing us the chance for some more wet weekend weather.
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A strong cold front arrives here later today and its passage will result in a much cooler weekend in the Tennessee Valley. The influx of the coolest air mass so far this fall season will take place tonight as northwesterly winds pick up in intensity and temperatures by early Saturday will be in the mid-to-upper 40’s. It stays breezy and cool on Saturday and then temperatures will drop to near the 40 degree mark by early Sunday morning. A gradual warmup early next week will bring temperatures back to near 80 degrees for afternoon highs at mid-week.
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Big changes are on the way this weekend with the influx of a much cooler air mass that had its origins up in northern Canada. A strong cold front will pass through the area on Saturday and winds will pick up noticeably by tomorrow night from a northwesterly direction. Winds will remain an important factor on Sunday as the overall pressure gradient field tightens across the northeastern states as the remnants of Tropical Storm Philippe invigorates this incoming upper-level trough system. Temperatures on Sunday are likely to be confined to near 60 degrees for afternoon highs and the stiff NW wind will make it feel even colder than the actual air temperature. Cooler-than-normal weather is likely to persist for much of next week in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Big changes are on the way this weekend with the influx of a much cooler air mass that had its origins up in northern Canada. A strong cold front will pass through the area on Saturday and winds will pick up noticeably by later tomorrow from a northwesterly direction. Winds will remain an important factor on Sunday as the overall pressure gradient field tightens across the northeastern states as the remnants of Tropical Storm Philippe invigorates this incoming upper-level trough system. Temperatures on Sunday are likely to be confined to near 60 degrees for afternoon highs and the stiff NW wind will make it feel even colder than the actual air temperature. Cooler-than-normal weather is likely to persist for much of next week in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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