High pressure will remain in control of the weather around here for another few days and a warming trend that began yesterday will intensify. After highs in the lower 70’s on Wednesday, temperatures should soar to near 80 degrees later today and again on Friday and Saturday - well above normal for late October and record-challenging in some spots. The passage of a series of cold fronts early next week will cause a dramatic step down in temperatures resulting in big-time changes from the unseasonably warm conditions of the near-term to winter-like chill in the 30’s by early Wednesday morning.
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The transition on the calendar from October-to-November will be pretty dramatic across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast US from a weather point of view. The latter part of this week will feature record challenging warmth in much of the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US where high temperatures of up to 80 degrees are on the table. The weather will change dramatically next week, however, with the influx of a cold air mass that could feature some snow or a mix of snow, ice and rain in the same part of the country that experiences the surge of warmth later this week. Next week’s cold shot promises to be fairly quick – likely a 2-3 day event – as warmer air is likely to surge back to the north and east into the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US by the first weekend of November.
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High pressure will remain in control of the weather around here for another few days and a warming trend that began yesterday will intensify in coming days. After highs in the upper 60’s on Tuesday, temperatures should climb to the mid or upper 70’s later this afternoon and then to near 80 degrees on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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High pressure will remain in control of the weather around here for another few days and a warming trend that began yesterday will intensify in coming days. After highs in the middle 60’s on Tuesday, temperatures should peak near 70 degrees this afternoon and then climb to well up into the 70’s on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Nearby high pressure will be in control of the weather around here for the next several days and temperatures are likely to climb into the 80’s on a daily basis right through the upcoming weekend.
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High pressure will remain in control of the weather around here for another few days and a warming trend that began yesterday will intensify in coming days. After highs in the middle 60’s on Tuesday, temperatures should peak near 70 degrees this afternoon and then climb to well up in the 70’s on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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The week started off on the chilly side in the Mid-Atlantic region, but much milder weather is on the way. High pressure will be in control of the weather for the next few days and there will be a noticeable warming trend. Temperatures this afternoon should peak in the middle 60’s and they’ll climb well up into the 70’s for much of the second half of the week.
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Nearby high pressure will be in control of the weather around here for the next few days and, in fact, will produce a nice, warm week throughout much of the eastern US. Temperatures should persist this week at warm levels (upper 70’s to lower 80’s for highs) in the Tennessee Valley on the back side of this large-scale high pressure system.
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Tonight’s the night…the Phillies play a Game 7 for the first time ever and the weather will be dry and quite cool. Temperatures should peak this afternoon in the middle 60’s and then bottom out in the overnight hours in the low-to-mid 40’s with high pressure remaining in control. A warming trend will push temperatures well into the 70’s for much of the second half of the week.
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The week started off on the chilly side in the Mid-Atlantic region, but much milder weather is on the way. High pressure will be in control of the weather for the next several days and there will be a noticeable warming trend. Temperatures this afternoon should peak in the upper 60’s and they’ll climb well up into the 70’s for the second half of the week.
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