Low pressure will intensify off the Carolina coastline today and Arctic air will plunge into the eastern part of the nation. Temperatures here today will struggle to climb above the freezing mark and then likely to drop to the upper single digits for lows not only early Saturday, but early Sunday as well. It turns milder during the early part of next week and rain showers will return to the forecast.
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Occasional snow or snow showers will wind down this afternoon and there can be brightening skies by day’s end…general final accumulation amounts of 2-5 inches. An Arctic air mass will follow this system with some very cold conditions for the weekend, but the chill will slowly fade away during the early part of next week. In fact, rain may return to the forecast by the middle and latter parts of next week as a “January thaw” develops and takes us to the end of the month.
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Another round of accumulating snow gets underway early today in the NYC metro as low pressure intensifies off the Carolina coastline. The snow will come down at varying rates around here during the day with likely final accumulation amounts of 2-4 inches by the early part of tonight and isolated higher amounts are possible. An Arctic air mass will follow this system with some bitter cold conditions for the weekend, but the chill will slowly fade away during the early part of next week. In fact, rain may return to the forecast by the middle and latter parts of next week as a “January thaw” develops and takes us to the end of the month.
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Another round of accumulating snow gas begun in the Philly metro region as low pressure begins to intensify off the Carolina coastline. The snow will come down at varying rates around here during the day with likely final accumulation amounts of 3-6 inches with the highest amounts on the south and east side of Philly and lowest amounts to the north and west. An Arctic air mass will follow this system with some bitter cold conditions for the weekend, but the chill will slowly fade away during the early part of next week. In fact, rain may return to the forecast by the middle and latter parts of next week as a “January thaw” develops and takes us to the end of the month.
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Another round of accumulating snow is headed to the Mid-Atlantic region on Friday and it should get underway early in the day in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor. This is a dynamic storm system that will have strong upper-level support and complicating factors will include small-scale heavier snow bands that are likely to develop and an inverted (aka “norlun”) trough that will extend northwestward back to the Mid-Atlantic region from the low pressure center out over the western Atlantic. On the heels of the snow, another Arctic air mass will plunge into the eastern US for the weekend and lower teens or even upper single digit overnight lows will be possible in many suburban locations. Looking ahead, the Arctic chill will dissipate early next week and we’ll turn warmer-than-normal for the middle and latter parts with rain likely back into the forecast.
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Temperatures should reach 40 degrees today which will be quite an improvement from the past couple of days; however, more intense cold is on the way. Low pressure will slide to the Carolina coastline by early Friday and an Arctic air mass will plunge into the eastern states on its backside. As a result, we’ll turn noticeable colder and windier here to end the work week and early morning low temperatures on both Saturday and Sunday are quite likely to be in single digits. A warming trend begins early next week and we’ll likely be back up in the 50’s for highs by Tuesday afternoon.
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The milder conditions that developed yesterday across the region will continue today; however, the passage of a cold front will bring us a quick shot of very cold air overnight and into the day on Friday. The cold front will keep it quite unsettled around here today with a stiff wind and the chance of rain and/or snow showers. Temperatures will rebound again this weekend with highs reaching 50+ degrees by the time we get to Sunday and likely remain that high on Monday and Tuesday as well.
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Another round of accumulating snow is headed to the NYC metro region on Friday as low pressure intensifies just off the Carolina coastline. The snow should arrive between 4 and 8 AM and snowfall estimates are 2-4 inches across the area. On the heels of the late week snow event, another Arctic air mass will plunge into the eastern states from Canada and single digits lows will be possible this weekend in some suburban locations. Looking ahead, the Arctic chill will fade away 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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Another round of accumulating snow is headed to the Philly metro region on Friday as low pressure intensifies just off the Carolina coastline. The snow should arrive between 3 and 7 AM and snowfall estimates are 3-6 inches across the area. On the heels of the late week snow event, another Arctic air mass will plunge into the eastern states from Canada and single digits lows will be possible this weekend in some suburban locations. Looking ahead, the Arctic chill will fade away 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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Another round of accumulating snow is headed to the DC metro region on Friday as low pressure intensifies just off the Carolina coastline. The snow should arrive between 2 and 6 AM and snowfall estimates are 1-3 inches across the area. On the heels of the late week snow event, another Arctic air mass will plunge into the eastern states from Canada and lows in the teens will be quite likely again this weekend in most suburban locations. Looking ahead, the Arctic chill will fade away 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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