Warmer air pushed into the Mid-Atlantic region on Wednesday and temperatures later today should climb to near 80 degrees which will threaten the record in some spots. A weakening cold front will slide across the region on Friday and it can generate a couple of showers here late tonight and early Friday. It turns cooler for the upcoming weekend, and with high pressure in control, both days should feature plenty of sunshine and dry conditions. One other note, it is time once again to turn the clocks back an hour as of 2AM Sunday.
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The ingredients are coming together for a severe weather outbreak later today and tonight across the middle part of the country and there can be a repeat performance early next week. In fact, next week may turn out to be quite active on a couple of fronts with severe weather a possibility across the nation’s heartland and potential tropical activity in the Caribbean Sea. Today’s severe weather outbreak does include the possibility of tornadoes across such states as Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri.
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High pressure remains in control of the weather for another day that will feature plenty of sunshine and warm conditions. A cold front will arrive on Thursday leading to the chance of PM showers and thunderstorms and the threat of rain will likely continue into Friday as well though it’ll turn cooler. The weekend is shaping up quite nicely with some sunshine likely on both days and high temperatures not far from the 80-degree mark.
One final note, it is time once again to turn the clocks back an hour as of 2AM Sunday...a sure sign that winter is on the way.
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High pressure will push off the coast this morning and a southwesterly flow of air will develop on its backside resulting in milder air pushing into the Mid-Atlantic region. Temperatures should climb well up into the 70’s this afternoon and then flirt with the 80 degree mark on Thursday (Halloween Day). A cold front will cross the region on Friday and it can produce a few showers around here from late Thursday night into Friday morning. High pressure follows for the weekend resulting in nice, fall-like weather likely with plenty of sunshine on both days.
One final note, it is time once again to turn the clocks back an hour as of 2AM Sunday...a sure sign that winter is on the way.
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High pressure will push off the coast this morning and a southwesterly flow of air will develop on its backside resulting in milder air pushing into the Mid-Atlantic region. Temperatures should climb well up into the 70’s this afternoon and then flirt with the 80 degree mark on Thursday (Halloween Day). A cold front will cross the region on Friday and it can produce a few showers around here from late Thursday night into Friday morning. High pressure follows for the weekend resulting in nice, fall-like weather likely with plenty of sunshine on both days.
One final note, it is time once again to turn the clocks back an hour as of 2AM Sunday...a sure sign that winter is on the way.
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Much colder air has pushed into the region and there be rain and snow today with small accumulations possible on grassy surfaces in the Denver metro region. Temperatures will hold in the low-to-mid 40’s today for highs and then likely drop into the upper 20’s in the overnight hours with a hard freeze in many areas. Temperatures moderate for the late week and weekend with some sunshine likely on each day from Thursday through Sunday though there can be some shower activity to close out the weekend.
One final note, it is time once again to turn the clocks back an hour as of 2AM Sunday...a sure sign that winter is on the way.
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High pressure will push off the coast this morning and a southwesterly flow of air will develop on its backside resulting in milder air pushing into the Mid-Atlantic region. Temperatures should climb well up into the 70’s this afternoon and then flirt with the 80 degree mark on Thursday (Halloween Day). A cold front will cross the region on Friday and it can produce a few showers around here from late Thursday night into Friday morning. High pressure follows for the weekend resulting in nice, fall-like weather likely with plenty of sunshine on both days.
A couple other notes, the dry streak continues across the Philadelphia metro region now with 31 consecutive days without measurable precipitation at PHL (Philly Int’l Airport). This is indeed a new record for consecutive dry days beating the old one of 29 days that was set way back in 1874. Finally, it is time once again to turn the clocks back an hour as of 2AM Sunday...a sure sign that winter is on the way.
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High pressure will continue to be in control around here for the next couple of days that should feature plenty of sunshine and warm conditions. A cold front arrives later in the week bringing with it the chance of showers and thunderstorms from later Halloween Day (Thursday) into the day on Friday. High pressure should follow the frontal passage resulting in nice weather around here for the first weekend of November.
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High pressure remains in control around here for the next few days and a warming trend will bring afternoon temperatures well up in the 70’s on Wednesday and then to near 80 degrees on Thursday (Halloween Day). A cold front will cross the region by early Friday and bring with it the chance of a few showers from late Thursday night into Friday morning. High pressure will follow the late week frontal passage and should produce a nice, fall-like first weekend of the month of November (turn back the clocks early Sunday).
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After a warm day to start the week, colder air will begin to push into the region later today following the passage of a cold frontal system. The transition to much colder will come with rain showers later today/early tonight and then with the cold air becoming better established, the rain can change to snow late tonight and continue at times on Wednesday. Temperatures will hold in the 40’s on Wednesday and then get somewhat closer to normal on Thursday (Halloween Day) and Friday and there should be some sunshine for each day.
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