Accumulating snow fell in the Mid-Atlantic region from Monday into Tuesday and a second such event is headed this way for the end of the work week. Snow should develop early in the day on Friday in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor as low pressure starts to intensify just off the Carolina coastline aided by vigorous support in the upper part of the atmosphere. On the heels of the late week snow event, another Arctic air mass will plunge into the eastern US from Canada and single digits lows will be possible this weekend in some suburban locations. Looking ahead, the Arctic chill will dissipate around here early next week and we’ll turn warmer-than-normal for the middle and latter parts of next week with rain likely back in the forecast.
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Very cold air has poured into the region on the heels of yesterday’s snow and temperatures today will be hard-pressed to climb past the mid-to-upper 20’s for afternoon highs and stiff winds will make it feel even colder than the actual air temperature. Another coastal low pressure system is likely to bring us accumulating snow on Friday and cold high pressure will follow for the weekend anchoring another Arctic air mass.
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While still quite cold, temperatures will moderate today compared to the bitter cold weather of Tuesday and afternoon highs are likely to reach the 30 degree mark. There will be additional moderation on Thursday, but the milder weather will come with the chance of rain and/or snow showers. The passage of another cold front will usher in much colder air once again as we head into the weekend with single digits lows possible by early Saturday.
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Very cold air has poured into the region on the heels of yesterday’s snow and temperatures today will be hard-pressed to climb past the low-to-mid 20’s for afternoon highs and stiff winds will make it feel even colder than the actual air temperature. Another coastal low pressure system is likely to bring us accumulating snow on Friday and cold high pressure will follow for the weekend anchoring another Arctic air mass.
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After the intense cold of the past few days, temperatures will continue to be more moderate today with highs likely in the mid-to-upper 40’s. The milder conditions will continue on Thursday, but the passage of a cold front will bring us a quick shot of very cold air overnight and into the day on Friday. Temperatures will rebound again this weekend with highs reaching 50+ degrees on Sunday and Monday.
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Very cold air has poured into the region on the heels of yesterday’s snow and temperatures today will be hard-pressed to climb past the middle 20’s for afternoon highs and stiff winds will make it feel even colder than the actual air temperature. Another coastal low pressure system is likely to bring us accumulating snow on Friday and cold high pressure will follow for the weekend anchoring an Arctic air mass.
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In the wake of yesterday’s storm system, very cold air has inundated the southeastern US and temperatures today will struggle to push past the upper teens. By late tonight, the Arctic air mass is likely to result in low temperatures near the 0 degree mark across portions of northern Alabama. Another storm system can threaten the region with rain and snow showers by later Thursday and Thursday night.
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After the intense cold of the past few days, temperatures will begin to moderate later today with highs likely in the low-to-middle 30’s. The rebound in temperatures will continue at mid-week with highs back to near the 50 degree mark and this weekend could feature highs up in the 50’s across the region.
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There will be occasional snow this morning that will be mixed with freezing rain with small additional accumulations of snow and perhaps a glaze of ice. Low pressure pushes off to our northeast and very cold air will flow into the area on its backside. Temperatures later tonight could drop to near 10 degrees with the influx of Arctic air and fresh snow cover. Another accumulating snow event is on tap for the end of the work week and this storm system will be followed by another Arctic blast for the upcoming weekend.
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There will be occasional snow today that will become mixed with freezing rain/sleet in the afternoon…additional accumulations of 1-2 inches likely and there can be a touch of ice as well. Low pressure pushes off to our northeast and very cold air will flow into the area on its backside. Temperatures later tonight could drop to the teens with the influx of Arctic air and fresh snow cover. Another accumulating snow event is on tap for the end of the work week and this storm system will be followed by another Arctic blast for the upcoming weekend.
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