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Upper-level high pressure ridging is the theme across much of the nation this week and the Southeast US is no exception. As a result, the week will be hot and there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time. Temperatures later today can peak in the middle 90’s for afternoon highs and the 90’s are likely for highs through the remainder of this the first full week of summer.
Read MoreA cool front passed through the Mid-Atlantic region in the overnight hours and has ushered in a much more comfortable air mass featuring noticeably lower humidity levels. The breeze will become a factor today gusting up to 30 mph or so out of the northwest. It turns warmer on Tuesday and hot on Wednesday ahead of the next cool front. Temperatures at mid-week will climb well up into the 90’s and there can be afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. More comfortable air returns to the region later in the week on the heels of the mid-week frontal passage.
Read MoreA cool front passed through the Mid-Atlantic region in the overnight hours and has ushered in a much more comfortable air mass featuring noticeably lower humidity levels. The breeze will be a factor today gusting up to 30 mph or so out of the northwest. It turns warmer on Tuesday and hot on Wednesday ahead of the next cool front. Temperatures at mid-week will climb back into the middle 90’s and there can be afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. More comfortable air returns to the region later in the week on the heels of the mid-week frontal passage.
Read MoreUpper-level high pressure ridging is the theme across much of the nation this week and the Colorado Rockies region is no exception. As a result, the week will be hot and there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time. Temperatures later today can peak in the middle-to-upper 90’s for afternoon highs and the 90’s are likely for highs through the remainder of this the first full week of summer.
Read MoreA cool front passed through the Mid-Atlantic region in the overnight hours and has ushered in a much more comfortable air mass featuring noticeably lower humidity levels. The breeze will be a factor today gusting up to 30 mph or so out of the northwest. It turns warmer on Tuesday and hot on Wednesday ahead of the next cool front. Temperatures at mid-week will climb back into the 90’s and there can be afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. More comfortable air returns to the region later in the week on the heels of the mid-week frontal passage.
Read MoreThe heat of recent days will continue over the next several days and humidity will increase to very uncomfortable levels. Temperatures today will climb to the middle 90’s and likely reach the mid or upper 90’s this upcoming weekend. The potential for rain will increase this weekend with the chance of showers and storms and that threat of rain will continue through the first half of next week. Any thunderstorm during the weekend and early part of next week can produce heavy rainfall and locally damaging wind gusts.
Read MoreThe very warm and unsettled weather pattern will continue today to close out the work with the chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms and high temperatures well up in the 80’s. The weekend will begin in much the same way as today – very warm and unsettled – and then it turns hot for Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday with temperatures likely peaking in the middle 90’s for afternoon highs.
Read MoreThe most uncomfortable part of this current heat spell will come today, tomorrow and Sunday as there will be an increase in overall humidity levels and the heat as well. In addition, the chance of showers and thunderstorms will begin to increase later today and the threat will continue through the weekend and early part of next week. The increasing potential for rain over the next few days will come about with the increase in overall humidity levels and the interaction with a couple of frontal systems. One such back door front will enter the picture later today from our northeast and then a second cool front will approach from the northwest late on Sunday. Any thunderstorm that forms during the next few days can bring heavy rainfall and produce locally damaging wind gusts. Looking ahead, little in the way of relief is expected next week with temperatures likely back to near 90 degrees on Monday and Tuesday for afternoon highs and then into the 90’s by the middle of next week.
Read MoreThe most uncomfortable part of this current heat spell will come today, tomorrow and Sunday as there will be an increase in overall humidity levels and the heat as well. In addition, the chance of showers and thunderstorms will begin to increase later today and that threat will last into the early part of next week. The increasing potential for rain over the next few days will come about with the increase in overall humidity levels and interaction with a couple of frontal systems. One such back door front will enter the picture later today from our northeast and then a second cool front will approach from the northwest late on Sunday. Any thunderstorm that forms over the next few days can bring heavy rainfall and produce locally damaging wind gusts. Looking ahead, little in the way of relief is expected next week with temperatures likely back to near 90 degrees on Monday and Tuesday for afternoon highs and then into the 90’s by the middle of next week.
Read MoreThe most uncomfortable part of this current heat spell will come today, tomorrow and Sunday as there will be an increase in overall humidity levels and the heat as well. In addition, the chance of showers and thunderstorms will begin to increase this weekend and that threat will last into the early part of next week. The increasing potential for rain over the weekend will come about with the increase in overall humidity levels and the interaction with a couple of frontal systems. One such back door front will enter the picture later today from our northeast and then a second cool front will approach from the northwest late on Sunday. Any thunderstorm that forms over the weekend can bring heavy rainfall and produce locally damaging wind gusts. Looking ahead, little in the way of relief is expected next week with temperatures likely back to near 90 degrees on Monday and Tuesday for afternoon highs and then into the 90’s by the middle of next week.
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