It turns noticeably milder in the Mid-Atlantic region today as high pressure pushes off the east coast and a low-level southwesterly flow of air develops in our area. After a mainly clear night, clouds will increase on Friday ahead of an incoming cold frontal system and showers are likely here on Friday night as the front passes through the DC metro region. As has been the case in recent weeks, this upcoming rain event on Friday night does not look impressive so don’t expect much relief in the dry soil conditions. Chilly air will return this weekend on the heels of the cold frontal passage and high pressure will take control of the weather into early next week.
Looking ahead, a strong storm system will head to the Midwest/Great Lakes during the first half of next week and likely result in rain and wind here from Tuesday into Wednesday - and this time the rainfall may be significant. A widespread and impressively cold air mass will cross the nation next week and reach us here in the Mid-Atlantic region just in time for Thanksgiving Day.
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It turns noticeably milder in the Mid-Atlantic region today as high pressure pushes off the east coast and a low-level southwesterly flow of air develops in our area. After a mainly clear night, clouds will increase on Friday ahead of an incoming cold frontal system and showers are likely here on Friday night as the front passes through the NYC metro region. As has been the case in recent weeks, this upcoming rain event on Friday night does not look impressive so don’t expect much relief in the dry soil conditions. Chilly air will return this weekend on the heels of the cold frontal passage and high pressure will take control of the weather into early next week.
Looking ahead, a strong storm system will head to the Midwest/Great Lakes during the first half of next week and likely result in rain and wind here from Tuesday into Wednesday - and this time the rainfall may be significant. A widespread and impressively cold air mass will cross the nation next week and reach us here in the Mid-Atlantic region just in time for Thanksgiving Day.
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It turns noticeably milder in the Mid-Atlantic region today as high pressure pushes off the east coast and a low-level southwesterly flow of air develops in our area. After a mainly clear night, clouds will increase on Friday ahead of an incoming cold frontal system and showers are likely here on Friday night as the front passes through the Philly metro region. As has been the case in recent weeks, this upcoming rain event on Friday night does not look impressive so don’t expect much relief in the dry soil conditions. Chilly air will return this weekend on the heels of the cold frontal passage and high pressure will take control of the weather into early next week.
Looking ahead, a strong storm system will head to the Midwest/Great Lakes during the first half of next week and likely result in rain and wind here from Tuesday into Wednesday - and this time the rainfall may be significant. A widespread and very impressively cold air mass will cross the nation next week and reach us here in the Mid-Atlantic region just in time for Thanksgiving Day.
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The overall weather pattern across the nation is becoming more and more active compared to recent days and it is likely to result in a strong storm system by the middle of next week that impacts a wide area from the Great Lakes and Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast US. In terms of temperatures, the overall pattern will flip across the nation from today’s widespread warmer-than-normal conditions to below-normal for the last ten days or so of the month of November. In fact, a widespread cold air mass with its origins in northern Canada will sweep across the nation next week from northwest-to-southeast…just in time for the Thanksgiving Day holiday. This is very likely not going to be the last cold blast for the eastern half of the nation as the colder pattern that sets up next week will likely take us to the beginning of December.
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It turns cooler today across the northern part of Alabama and increasing moist with the chance of showers. Low pressure over the Gulf will keep us somewhat moist on Thursday and Friday as it slides to the east so the chance of showers will remain. Drier and cooler air pushes into the Tennessee Valley this weekend.
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It stays chilly and dry today in the Mid-Atlantic region with high pressure remaining in control of the weather. A cold front will arrive in the area at the end of the work week and it turns milder ahead out of it on Thursday afternoon. That next front will bring us shower activity by Friday night and then another chilly air mass will follow for much of the upcoming weekend.
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It stays chilly and dry today in the Mid-Atlantic region with high pressure remaining in control of the weather. A cold front will arrive in the area at the end of the work week and it turns milder ahead out of it on Thursday afternoon. That next front will bring us shower activity by Friday night and then another chilly air mass will follow for much of the upcoming weekend.
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It stays chilly and dry today in the Mid-Atlantic region with high pressure remaining in control of the weather. A cold front will arrive in the area at the end of the work week and it turns milder ahead out of it on Thursday afternoon. That next front will bring us shower activity by Friday night and then another chilly air mass will follow for much of the upcoming weekend.
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A cold front passed through the region late yesterday and, in its wake, today will feature chilly and increasingly windy conditions with NW winds gusting to 30 mph or so. It stays chilly and dry on Wednesday, but then turns somewhat milder on Thursday ahead of the next cold frontal system. That next front will bring us a threat of PM showers on Friday and then another chilly air mass should push into the Mid-Atlantic region for the weekend.
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It stays mild today across the northern part of Alabama and increasing moist. As a result, the chance of showers will increase here by tonight and remain high on Wednesday and Wednesday night. Low pressure over the Gulf will keep us moist later in the week so that the chance of showers is likely to remain on Thursday and Friday before drier air pushes in for the weekend.
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