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The overall pattern remains relatively dry for the next few days with a slight variation coming in the temperature department. High temperatures today should peak near 75 degrees and then closer to 70 degrees on Thursday afternoon. Later in the week, it’ll turn a bit cooler following the passage of a cold frontal system, but remaining on the dry side.
Read MoreToday will be another warm day in the DC metro region featuring plenty of sunshine and an increasing S-SW wind. A cold front crosses the region later tonight and it’ll become noticeably cooler on Thursday with a northwesterly breeze on the back side of the front. It stays cool on Friday and the weekend begins with comfortable conditions ahead of the next cold front. That front will pass through on Saturday and usher in cooler air for Sunday and Monday with high temperatures likely confined to near 60 degrees on both days despite plenty of sunshine.
Read MoreA cool and unsettled start to the week across the region will give way to drier and warmer conditions for the next few days. Temperatures yesterday were confined to the 60’s but are likely to push to near 70 degrees later today, and then into the 70’s for the next couple of days.
Read MoreToday will be the warmest day of the week and possibly a record breaker in some spots with afternoon highs in the lower 80’s. It stays warm on Wednesday ahead of the next cold front, but will turn breezy and noticeably cooler for Thursday and Friday. The weekend starts off comfortably cool on Saturday and then becomes even cooler for Sunday as a second cold front will cross the region. In terms of rainfall, the chances are quite small for the next few days with only the chance for an isolated shower during the weekend as the next cold front arrives.
Read MoreToday will be the warmest day of the week and possibly a record breaker with afternoon highs in the lower 80’s (record is 83 degrees at PHL). It stays warm on Wednesday ahead of the next cold front, but will turn breezy and noticeably cooler for Thursday and Friday. The weekend starts off comfortably cool on Saturday and then becomes even cooler for Sunday as a second cold front will cross the region. In terms of rainfall, the chances are quite small for the next few days with only the chance for an isolated shower during the weekend as the next cold front arrives.
Read MoreToday will be the warmest day of the week and possibly a record breaker with afternoon highs in the lower 80’s (record at JFK is 77 degrees). It stays warm on Wednesday ahead of the next cold front, but will turn breezy and noticeably cooler for Thursday and Friday. The weekend starts off comfortably cool on Saturday and then becomes even cooler for Sunday as a second cold front will cross the region. In terms of rainfall, the chances are quite small for the next few days with only the chance for an isolated shower during the weekend as the next cold front arrives.
Read MoreThe remainder of the week and upcoming weekend will feature dry and warm conditions across the Tennessee Valley with afternoon highs generally close to the 80-degree mark. In terms of the prospects for rain, they look to be quite small with the overall dry pattern likely continuing right through the upcoming weekend thanks to strong high pressure centered over the eastern states.
Read MoreSince the middle of last week, two separate tropical systems attained tropical storm status adding to the year’s total number of named storms to 15 in the Atlantic Basin. Neither one of these most recent tropical storms, Nadine and Oscar, are a threat to the US mainland as the first one has already dissipated and the second is destined to push out over the open waters of the western Atlantic Ocean. There are signs, however, that tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin may be very well get boosted again as we push into the first half of November.
Read MoreA cool and unsettled start to the new work week with rain showers possible across the metro region and snow across portions of the nearby higher elevation locations. In fact, some of the mountains can receive accumulating snow this morning on the order of a few inches in some spots. The winds will be a noticeable factor today throughout the region with gusts to 40 mph possible. The weather turns drier and warmer for Tuesday and Wednesday and then a mid-week cold frontal passage will bring colder temperatures back to the area for the late week.
Read MoreThe main theme of the weather this week will be “dry, dry and more dry” with little chance of rainfall around here as has been the case all month long. High pressure remains in control as we begin the new work week and the next system of note will be a cold front that passes through on Wednesday night…without any rainfall. Temperatures will climb well up in the 70’s today and to near 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon, and then cool down later in the week following the mid-week frontal passage.
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