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A cool front will approach the region later today and bring with it a chance of showers later tonight. The front slides through the region early tomorrow and high pressure will build in its wake. The end result of this pattern should be relatively mild and dry weather on Saturday, Sunday and Monday in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreA cool front will approach the region later today and bring with it a chance of showers later tonight. The front slides through the region early tomorrow and high pressure will build in its wake. The end result of this pattern should be relatively mild and dry weather on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreA cool front will approach the region later today and bring with it a chance of showers later tonight. The front slides through the region early tomorrow and high pressure will build in its wake. The end result of this pattern should be relatively mild and dry weather on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Read MoreA frontal system is meandering around the Mid-Atlantic region with big differences expected today from its north side (chilly) and south side (warm). The DC metro region should get into the warmer air later today with afternoon temperatures likely climbing well up in the 70’s. Another frontal system approaches the area later tomorrow bringing with it a chance of afternoon and evening showers. High pressure edges in during the upcoming weekend likely resulting in dry and mild conditions for the weekend and early part of next week.
Read MoreA light flow of air off the ocean will bring enough moisture into the region today for occasional light rain or drizzle. A frontal system will approach later tomorrow bringing us the chance of showers from late in the day into tomorrow night. High pressure edges in during the upcoming weekend likely resulting in dry and mild conditions on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreMuch colder air pushed into the region in the overnight hours and it’ll stick around for the next few days and it’ll be quite unsettled with rain and/or snow showers at times. There could even be a period of steadier snow later Friday into Friday night and a thunderstorm can mix into the picture as well. The weather will change dramatically again late in the weekend with drier and much warmer conditions returning for Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreThe remainder of the work week will be rather unsettled across the Tennessee Valley with a series of frontal systems adding to the overall instability in the atmosphere. The threat of showers and thunderstorms will increase once again late today and continue right into the early part of the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreA light flow of air off the ocean will bring enough moisture into the region today for some light rain or drizzle which should be primarily focused on the morning and mid-day hours. A frontal system will approach later tomorrow bringing us the chance of showers from late in the day into tomorrow night. High pressure edges in during the upcoming weekend likely resulting in dry and mild conditions on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreAfter a mild day today, it’ll turn colder tonight and it remains unsettled and on the chilly side for the remainder of the week. The threat will increase for rain showers early tonight and then it could turn cold enough for some snow shower activity towards daybreak on Thursday. We’ll have to wait until Sunday and Monday for the return of drier and warmer weather to the Denver metro region.
Read MoreA series of frontal systems and low pressure areas will keep it unsettled around here for the next few days with the threat of showers from time-to-time and maybe a thunderstorm or two along the way. High pressure should edge back into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and be in control of the weather into early next week.
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