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The reminder of the week looks quite mild in the Tennessee Valley, but it will be unsettled as well. There will be the chance of showers and thunderstorms later today and additional chances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Temperatures will peak near the 70 degree mark this afternoon and again on Thursday and will trend lower this weekend following the passage of a cool front.
Read MoreAn active weather pattern continues for the next several days with multiple low pressure systems to deal with in the Mid-Atlantic region. The next system to impact the area will pull out of the Southeast US today and produce more rain here from later today into tomorrow morning…some of the rain can be heavy at times. After a dry day on Friday, another system will push into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend with more rain on Saturday afternoon and night, and it’ll be followed by colder and windy conditions from later Sunday into Monday.
Read MoreIt’ll be cool and breezy today in the metro region, but a colder air mass pushes in late tonight and Thursday and this will be associated with occasional rain and/or snow showers. Even colder air arrives tomorrow night and the precipitation is likely to be in the form of snow from later tomorrow night into the day on Friday. Temperatures will begin to rebound this weekend and highs are likely to be back near the 60 degree mark by Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreAn active weather pattern continues for the next several days with multiple low pressure systems to deal with in the Mid-Atlantic region. The next system to impact the area will pull out of the Southeast US today and produce more rain here from later today into tomorrow morning…some of the rain can be heavy at times. After a dry day on Friday, another system will push into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend with more rain on Saturday afternoon and Saturday night, and it’ll be followed by colder and windy conditions from later Sunday into Monday.
Read MoreThe remainder of week looks mild overall, but also quite unsettled with additional chances of rain in the NYC metro region. Low pressure is tracking along the coast this morning producing rain here today and some of it can be heavy at times. Another low pressure system will impact the region from later tomorrow into early Thursday with additional rainfall. The unsettled pattern will not end there as an additional threat for rain in the Mid-Atlantic region comes this weekend and it’ll turn somewhat colder as well.
Read MoreThe remainder of week looks mild overall, but also quite unsettled with additional chances of rain in the Philly metro region. Low pressure is tracking along the coast this morning and an even stronger low pressure system will impact the region from later tomorrow into early Thursday with additional rainfall. The unsettled pattern will not end there as an additional threat for rain in the Mid-Atlantic region comes this weekend and it’ll turn somewhat colder as well.
Read MoreThe remainder of week looks mild overall, but also quite unsettled with additional chances of rain in the DC metro region. Low pressure is tracking along the coast this morning and an even stronger low pressure system will impact the region from later tomorrow into early Thursday with additional rainfall. The unsettled pattern will not end there as an additional threat for rain in the Mid-Atlantic region comes this weekend and it’ll turn somewhat colder as well.
Read MoreThe reminder of the week looks quite mild in the Tennessee Valley, but it will be unsettled as well. There will be multiple chances for rain including later today and thunderstorms can mix into the picture as well. Temperatures will peak near the 70 degrees mark on Wednesday and Thursday and will trend lower this weekend following the passage of a cool front.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will generally be dry, breezy and cool in the metro area, but nearby mountains can feature daily snow shower activity. Later in the week, precipitation is likely to become more widespread with snow likely in the metro region and a colder air mass will filter into the area.
Read MoreTemperatures are currently running at warmer-than-normal levels in the Arctic region (not shown) during this late stage of the winter season with actual air temperatures generally well below the freezing mark. This above-normal trend in temperatures during the cold season in the Arctic region has been quite consistent during the past many years. Meanwhile, temperatures during the past several summer months of June, July and August have been nearly normal and this is especially important with respect to Arctic sea ice as this is the melting season in the Arctic region when actual air temperatures can average right near or even slightly above the freezing mark. As long as temperatures in the Arctic region remain nearly normal during the summer (melting) season, the chance for a significant drop off in sea ice will be limited. Indeed, given this consistent temperature trend in recent decades, Arctic sea ice has shown resiliency both in terms extent and in volume. One possible explanation of this persistent temperature pattern across the Arctic region with nearly normal summertime conditions and warmer-than-normal in the other nine months of the year (i.e., the cold season) can be increased levels of water vapor in the atmosphere.
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