Yesterday turned out to be a very warm day in the Mid-Atlantic region with many areas flirting with the 80 degree mark for afternoon highs. While not as warm today, it’ll remain on the mild side with temperatures climbing through the 60’s this afternoon in the Philly area. A strong cold front heads this way later Thursday and this system is likely to generate numerous showers around here and maybe a strong thunderstorm or two from later tomorrow into late Friday. High pressure heads this way for the weekend with cooler conditions on Saturday and then mild weather for Sunday and Monday.
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Yesterday turned out to be a very warm day in the Mid-Atlantic region with many areas flirting with the 80 degree mark for afternoon highs. Today will be cooler in the NYC metro region as a southeasterly low-level flow develops and afternoon temperatures are likely to peak near the 60 degree mark. A strong cold front heads this way later Thursday and this system is likely to generate numerous showers around here, maybe a thunderstorm, and some of the rain can heavy at times into the day on Friday. High pressure builds into the Mid-Atlantic region for the upcoming weekend.
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Eclipse times, peak percentage:
Philly 2:08 pm to 4:35 pm (90%)
DC 2:04 pm to 4:32 pm (89%)
NYC 2:10 pm to 4:36 pm (90%)
A mix of sun and clouds today as a warm front advances from southwest-to-northeast across the western Mid-Atlantic region. Looking at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed Sun through dark sunglasses or any other unapproved filter is a recipe for serious and potentially permanent eye injury (i.e., do not use regular sunglasses).
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Eclipse times, peak percentage:
Philly 2:08 pm to 4:35 pm (90%)
DC 2:04 pm to 4:32 pm (89%)
NYC 2:10 pm to 4:36 pm (90%)
A mix of sun and clouds today as a warm front advances from southwest-to-northeast across the western Mid-Atlantic region. Looking at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed Sun through dark sunglasses or any other unapproved filter is a recipe for serious and potentially permanent eye injury (i.e., do not use regular sunglasses).
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Eclipse times, peak percentage:
Philly 2:08 pm to 4:35 pm (90%)
DC 2:04 pm to 4:32 pm (89%)
NYC 2:10 pm to 4:36 pm (90%)
A mix of sun and clouds today as a warm front advances from southwest-to-northeast across the western Mid-Atlantic region. Looking at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed Sun through dark sunglasses or any other unapproved filter is a recipe for serious and potentially permanent eye injury (i.e., do not use regular sunglasses).
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The Denver area enjoyed a warm day on Thursday and it’ll remain so today as well with afternoon highs in the low-to-mid 70’s…a good day for the Rockies home opener at 2:10pm. The winds will be a big factor today with gusts to 40 mph possible and it remains very windy well into the upcoming weekend. Temperatures will take a plunge on Saturday following the passage of a cold front with the 70’s today being replaced with the upper 40’s for highs as we begin the weekend and there can be rain and/or snow showers.
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After a mild day to close out the work week with highs near 60 degrees, it turns milder this weekend and temperatures should top out in the low-to-mid 70’s by Sunday afternoon. The overall pattern turns more unsettled again for the first half of next week with a daily threat of showers and thunderstorms on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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A large low pressure system that has been plaguing us for the past few days will slowly push away from the Northeast US and the weather in the Mid-Atlantic region will slowly improve during the next few days. It remains breezy and chilly today with the chance for a couple of showers, but likely dry and cool on Saturday, and then dry and milder on Sunday with plenty of sun to close out the weekend. High pressure will be in general control of the weather here during the early part of next week and the warming trend will continue.
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A large low pressure system that has been plaguing us for the past few days will slowly push away from the Northeast US and the weather in the Mid-Atlantic region will slowly improve during the next few days. It remains breezy and chilly today with the chance for a few showers, but likely dry and cool on Saturday, and then dry and milder on Sunday with plenty of sun to close out the weekend. High pressure will be in general control of the weather here during the early part of next week and the warming trend will continue.
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A large low pressure system that has been plaguing us for the past few days will slowly push away from the Northeast US and the weather in the Mid-Atlantic region will slowly improve during the next few days. It remains breezy and chilly today with the chance for a couple of showers, but likely dry and cool on Saturday, and then dry and milder on Sunday with plenty of sun to close out the weekend. High pressure will be in general control of the weather here during the early part of next week and the warming trend will continue.
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