Another low pressure system and its associated cold front will bring more rain to the Philly metro region from later this afternoon into late tonight and a slightly colder air mass will follow for the day on Thursday. On Friday, a “clipper” low pressure system will drop to the south and east from the Great Lakes region at the same time low pressure starts to form over the western Atlantic Ocean. These two systems may “link up” in time to produce snow showers in the region from later Friday into early Saturday and perhaps even a period of steadier snow...small accumulations cannot be ruled out on the order of a coating to a couple of inches.
As the low pressure system intensifies on Saturday and pulls off to the north and east of here, the coldest air of the season so far will pour into the Mid-Atlantic region for the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week. Temperatures on Sunday will likely be confined to the 20’s for highs and the lowest temperatures so far this season should take place late Sunday night/early Monday morning with 10 degrees a possibility for overnight lows in some suburban locations.
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Another low pressure system and its associated cold front will bring more rain to the DC metro region from the early-to-mid afternoon to later tonight and a slightly colder air mass will follow for the day on Thursday. On Friday, a “clipper” low pressure system will drop to the south and east from the Great Lakes region at the same time low pressure starts to form over the western Atlantic Ocean. These two systems may “link up” in time to produce rain and/or snow showers on Friday and likely snow showers on Friday night.
As the low pressure system intensifies on Saturday and pulls off to the north and east of here, the coldest air of the season so far will pour into the Mid-Atlantic region for the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week. Temperatures on Sunday will likely be confined to 30 degrees for afternoon highs and the lowest temperatures so far this season should take place late Sunday night/early Monday morning with the lower teens a possibility for overnight lows in some suburban locations.
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Another low pressure system and its associated cold front will bring more rain to the NYC metro region from later this afternoon into late tonight and a slightly colder air mass will follow for the day on Thursday. On Friday, a “clipper” low pressure system will drop to the south and east from the Great Lakes region at the same time low pressure starts to form over the western Atlantic Ocean. These two systems may “link up” in time to produce rain and/or snow showers in the region from later Friday into early Saturday and perhaps even a period of steadier snow...small accumulations cannot be ruled out on the order of a coating to a couple of inches.
As the low pressure system intensifies on Saturday and pulls off to the north and east of here, the coldest air of the season so far will pour into the Mid-Atlantic region for the latter part of the weekend and early part of next week. Temperatures on Sunday will likely be confined to the 20’s for highs and the lowest temperatures so far this season should take place late Sunday night/early Monday morning with the lower teens a possibility for overnight lows in some suburban locations.
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There have been many football games played in cold weather over the years at Penn State’s Beaver Stadium, but this one coming up on Saturday will be the first of its kind as an official playoff game under the new format by the NCAA. In fact, the coldest air of the season will pour into the Mid-Atlantic region and Northeast US from this weekend into early next week on the backside of strengthening low pressure over the western Atlantic Ocean. The lowest temperatures in this upcoming cold blast are likely to occur early Monday morning with upper single digits on the table for places like State College, PA, and the lower teens possible in many suburban locations along the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor...pretty impressive readings indeed considering there is no snow cover in the I-95 corridor. Temperatures will turn much milder early next week across the central US and a moderation in temperatures will reach the eastern seaboard by Christmas Day which falls on Wednesday of next week.
As far as snow is concerned, there is the chance for snow shower activity on Friday and Friday night in the Mid-Atlantic region and perhaps even a period of steadier snow. The combination of a “clipper” low pressure system dropping to the south and east from the Great Lakes and developing low pressure over the western Atlantic will bring us the threat of snow. The speed at which these two systems “link up” will dictate how much snow can fall on Friday and Friday…small accumulations are on the table and the situation bears watching during the next few days.
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Clouds, drizzle and patchy fog early today will give way to partial sunshine for the afternoon hours and it’ll become quite mild for this time of year with temperatures reaching the middle 50’s in most spots. Another low pressure system and its associated cold front will bring more rain to the Mid-Atlantic region from later tomorrow into early Thursday and a colder air mass will follow for the latter part of the week. Even colder air will push into the region for the upcoming weekend - possibly accompanied by some snow shower activity - and Sunday is likely to turn out to be the coldest day so far this season.
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It’ll be breezy and cool today across the region, a warming trend begins at mid-week and it’ll be relatively mild for the late week and weekend. High temperatures by Thursday afternoon are likely to climb to the 60-degree mark and they’ll stay at those lofty levels through the upcoming weekend.
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Clouds, drizzle and patchy fog early today will give way to partial sunshine for the afternoon hours and it’ll become quite mild for this time of year with temperatures reaching the upper 50’s in most spots. Another low pressure system and its associated cold front will bring more rain to the Mid-Atlantic region from later tomorrow into early Thursday and a colder air mass will follow for the latter part of the week. Even colder air will push into the region for the upcoming weekend - possibly accompanied by some snow shower activity - and Sunday is likely to turn out to be the coldest day so far this season.
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Clouds, drizzle and patchy fog early today will give way to partial sunshine for the afternoon hours and it’ll become quite mild for this time of year with temperatures reaching 60 degrees in most spots. Another low pressure system and its associated cold front will bring more rain to the Mid-Atlantic region from later tomorrow into early Thursday and a colder air mass will follow for the latter part of the week. Even colder air will push into the region for the upcoming weekend and Sunday is likely to turn out to be the coldest day so far this season.
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Mild and unsettled weather across northern Alabama for today, tonight and Wednesday with the chance for showers and scattered thunderstorms and highs well up in the 60’s on each day. It’ll turn colder later this week following the passage of a cold front and quite chilly for the upcoming weekend.
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An active weather pattern this week with multiple systems to deal with in the Mid-Atlantic region. Weak low pressure will pull away from the area this morning, but it’ll be quickly followed by another system likely to produce more rain around here from later tonight into early Tuesday. Yet another low pressure system should affect our region from later Wednesday into early Thursday bringing more rain to the region. Colder-than-normal air will follow for the late week and the upcoming weekend and it looks like it’ll stay quite cold right into the first part of Christmas week.
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