A much colder air mass will push into the area today and the transition will come with occasional rainfall during the afternoon and evening hours. In fact, it’ll turn cold enough by the early part of the weekend for some snow and there can be accumulations across the I-25 corridor and eastern plains. A warming trend begins late in the weekend and afternoon highs should return to 70+ degrees early next week.
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Very strong high pressure throughout all levels of the atmosphere remains parked over southern Canada and it will keep us dry and comfortable for the next several days along with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures have been running at well below-normal levels for the past few days, but will begin a climb today featuring afternoon highs well up in the 60’s, and then 70+ degrees is possible on both weekend days. The dry weather pattern continues in a month that has featured very little, if any, rainfall in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.
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Very strong high pressure throughout all levels of the atmosphere remains parked over southern Canada and it will keep us dry and comfortable for the next several days along with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures have been running at well below-normal levels for the past few days, but will begin a climb today featuring afternoon highs well up in the 60’s, and then 70+ degrees is possible on both weekend days. The dry weather pattern continues in a month that has featured very little, if any, rainfall in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.
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Very strong high pressure throughout all levels of the atmosphere remains parked over southern Canada and it will keep us dry and comfortable for the next several days along with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures have been running at well below-normal levels for the past few days, but will begin a climb today featuring afternoon highs well up in the 60’s, and then 70+ degrees is possible on both weekend days. The dry weather pattern continues in a month that has featured very little, if any, rainfall in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.
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October can be a dry month in the Northeast US with the usual overall cooling down of the atmosphere, but this one has been pretty ridiculous. While tropical moisture has inundated the Tennessee Valley/Appalachians and Southeast US during the past couple of weeks, nary a drop has fallen in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor and there is not much reason for hope in the next week or so. Perhaps...just perhaps...there may be some decent rainfall here around the end of the month as a strong cold frontal system heads this way from central Canada.
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The chilly air mass of the past few days will modify by week’s end and temperatures are likely to climb back to near 70 degrees on Friday and into the 70’s this weekend. The next several days will feature plenty of sunshine as the recent dry weather pattern continues well into next week. One other note, the comet will remain visible in the western sky during each of the next few evenings assuming favorable sky conditions and a “dark enough” environment...look to the west about 45 minutes after sunset.
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The overall pattern around here has been warm and dry in recent days, but important changes arrive by the weekend. A colder air mass will push into the area on Friday night and the transition will likely come with occasional rain. In fact, it’ll turn cold enough by the early part of the weekend for some snow shower activity across the nearby higher elevation locations. One other note, the comet will remain visible in the western sky during each of the next few evenings assuming favorable sky conditions and a “dark enough” environment...look to the west about 45 minutes after sunset.
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Strong high pressure centered nearby will stay in control of our weather during the next couple of days with a chilly air mass remaining in place. Temperatures will be stay below-normal today with afternoon highs likely in the upper 50’s and overnight lows should be near 40 degrees across many suburbs. It turns a bit milder on Friday and the weekend is looking quite comfortable with sunshine expected on both days. One final note, the comet will remain visible in the western sky during each of the next few evenings assuming favorable sky conditions and a “dark enough” environment...look to the west about 45 minutes after sunset and binoculars are recommended.
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Strong high pressure centered nearby will stay in control of our weather during the next couple of days with a chilly air mass remaining in place. Temperatures will be stay below-normal today with afternoon highs likely in the mid-to-upper 50’s and overnight lows should be in the upper 30’s across many suburbs. It turns a bit milder on Friday and the weekend is looking quite comfortable with sunshine expected on both days. One final note, the comet will remain visible in the western sky during each of the next few evenings assuming favorable sky conditions and a “dark enough” environment...look to the west about 45 minutes after sunset and binoculars are recommended.
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Strong high pressure centered nearby will stay in control of our weather during the next couple of days with a chilly air mass remaining in place. Temperatures will be stay below-normal today with afternoon highs likely in the upper 50’s and overnight lows should be in the lower 40’s cross many suburbs. It turns a bit milder on Friday and the weekend is looking quite comfortable with sunshine expected on both days. One final note, the comet will remain visible in the western sky during each of the next few evenings assuming favorable sky conditions and a “dark enough” environment...look to the west about 45 minutes after sunset and binoculars are recommended.
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