The first widespread rain event in many weeks is coming to the Mid-Atlantic region from later Sunday into early Monday. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here during the latter part of the weekend and it may even be able to draw some tropical moisture into the region from Hurricane Rafael. The likely rainfall amounts here should be in the 0.25 to 0.50 inch range between later Sunday and early Monday. The weather pattern returns to dry and comfortably cool again during the first half of next week, but more rain is possible by Wednesday night or Thursday.
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Wintry weather will continue here today with the good chance of snow at times and some accumulations are possible of as much as a few inches in some spots. As an upper-level low pushes overhead later tomorrow, the chance for significant accumulation will increase from later tomorrow into early Saturday. Total snowfall amounts between today and Saturday could end up in the 6-12 inch range for the Denver and Boulder metro regions.
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The first widespread rain event in many weeks is coming to the Mid-Atlantic region from later Sunday into early Monday. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here during the latter part of the weekend and it may even be able to draw some tropical moisture into the region from Hurricane Rafael. The likely rainfall amounts here should be in the 0.25 to 0.50 inch range between later Sunday and early Monday. The weather pattern returns to dry and comfortably cool again during the first half of next week, but more rain is possible by Wednesday night or Thursday.
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A weak cool front pushed through the region last night and it’ll stay quite warm for today and then turn slightly cooler on Friday and Saturday. Looking ahead, the late weekend may actually feature the first widespread rain event in several weeks for the Mid-Atlantic region. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here during the latter part of the weekend and it may even be able to draw some tropical moisture into the region from Hurricane Rafael (now a “cat 2” over the Gulf). The likely rainfall amounts here should be in the 0.25 to 0.50 inch range between later Sunday and early Monday.
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A weak cool front pushed through the region last night and it’ll stay quite warm for today and then turn slightly cooler on Friday and Saturday. Looking ahead, the late weekend may actually feature the first widespread rain event in several weeks for the Mid-Atlantic region. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here during the latter part of the weekend and it may even be able to draw some tropical moisture into the region from Hurricane Rafael (now a “cat 2” over the Gulf). The likely rainfall amounts here should be in the 0.25 to 0.50 inch range between later Sunday and early Monday.
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Temperatures today should soar to near 80 degrees for afternoon highs which is in record-breaking territory for many locations including at Reagan National Airport (DCA) where the record is 80 degrees (2003, 1975, 1961). A cool front pushes through the region later tonight and it turns slightly cooler for the next couple of days with some sunshine expected.
Looking ahead, the weekend may actually feature the first widespread rain event in several weeks for the Mid-Atlantic region. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here and this system may draw some tropical moisture (Hurricane “Rafael”) into the Mid-Atlantic region...something that would be quite beneficial to our moisture-starved part of the country.
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Temperatures today should soar to near 80 degrees for afternoon highs which is in record-breaking territory for many locations including at Philly Int’l Airport (PHL) where the record is 79 degrees (1948). A cool front pushes through the region later tonight and it turns slightly cooler for the next couple of days with some sunshine expected.
Looking ahead, the weekend may actually feature the first widespread rain event in several weeks for the Mid-Atlantic region. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here and this system may draw some tropical moisture (Hurricane “Rafael”) into the Mid-Atlantic region...something that would be quite beneficial to our moisture-starved part of the country.
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Temperatures today should soar to near 80 degrees for afternoon highs which is in record-breaking territory for many locations including at Central Park (NYC) where the record is 75 degrees (2022). A cool front pushes through the region later tonight and it turns slightly cooler for the next couple of days with some sunshine expected.
Looking ahead, the weekend may actually feature the first widespread rain event in several weeks for the Mid-Atlantic region. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here and this system may draw some tropical moisture (Hurricane “Rafael”) into the Mid-Atlantic region...something that would be quite beneficial to our moisture-starved part of the country.
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An active and wintry week of weather will continue with more accumulating snow here today and travel conditions will remain quite hazardous.. Temperatures will remain below normal through the next few days and can bottom out near the 20-degree mark late tonight/early Thursday. There is another chance of snow around here from late Friday into Saturday and this next system can bring additional accumulations to the region.
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A warm front lifted northward through the region late yesterday and it’ll turn warmer around here for today and Wednesday. After high temperatures near 60 degrees to start the new work week, they’ll climb to the low-to-mid 70’s today and then to near 80 degrees on Wednesday which will be in record-breaking territory for some spots. The next front to arrive here will be a cold front and its passage will usher in slightly cooler air for the late week time period.
Looking ahead, the weekend may actually feature the first widespread rain event in several weeks for the Mid-Atlantic region. Strong low pressure will push up to the northwest of here and this system may draw some tropical moisture (“Rafael”) into the Mid-Atlantic region...something that would be quite beneficial to our moisture-starved part of the country.
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