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6:15 AM | *A great first half of the week in the Mid-Atlantic region*

Paul Dorian

A strong cold front moved through the Mid-Atlantic region on Sunday night paving the way for a great start to the new work week, and a secondary cold front will follow later today. As a result, it will be comfortably warm with low humidity values through the first half of the week, and there will be plenty of sunshine on each day as well. High pressure pushes off the coast for the late week time period and heat and humidity will make a dramatic return to the region. The next frontal system approaches by the end of the week and it’ll increase the chances for showers and thunderstorms on Friday night and Saturday.

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*The deadly heat wave of July 1936…in the middle of one of the hottest summers on record…in the middle of one of the hottest decades ever*

Paul Dorian

The month of July so far has been warmer-than-normal across much of the nation, but it will certainly have a difficult time matching the extreme and sustained heat of July 1936. In fact, one of the most widespread and destructive heat waves ever recorded in the US took place in the summer of 1936 which fell right in the middle of arguably the hottest and driest decade ever for the nation.  

The decade of the 1930’s is renowned for the “Great Depression” and the “Dust Bowl”, both of which caused calamitous human suffering in this country.  Not only were huge numbers of crops destroyed by the heat and lack of moisture in the “Dust Bowl” era, but thousands of lives were lost as a result of the heat, drought and economic hardship. This extreme heat wave was particularly deadly in high population areas where air conditioning was still in the early stages of development. The heat wave experienced in 1936 began in late June, reached a peak in July, and didn’t really come to an end until September.  Many of the all-time high temperature records that were set in the 1930’s in numerous cities and states still stand today.

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6:15 AM | *Improvement today and a very nice day on Tuesday following the passage of a secondary cold front*

Paul Dorian

A strong cold front moved through the Mid-Atlantic region on Sunday night paving the way for an improvement in the weather around here today to begin the new work week. A secondary cold front will follow later today paving the way for even better weather on Tuesday featuring plenty of sunshine, comfortably warm conditions with low humidity levels. High pressure pushes off the coast for the late week time period and heat and humidity will make a dramatic return to the region. The next frontal system approaches by the end of the week and it’ll increase the chances for showers and thunderstorms on Friday night and Saturday.

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6:15 AM | *A great first half of the week in the Mid-Atlantic region*

Paul Dorian

A strong cold front moved through the Mid-Atlantic region on Sunday night paving the way for a great start to the new work week, and a secondary cold front will follow later today. As a result, it will be comfortably warm with low humidity values through the first half of the week, and there will be plenty of sunshine on each day as well. High pressure pushes off the coast for the late week time period and heat and humidity will make a dramatic return to the region. The next frontal system approaches by the end of the week and it’ll increase the chances for showers and thunderstorms on Friday night and Saturday.

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6:00 AM | *Frontal system stalls in the area today and then hangs nearby through the weekend keeping it unsettled...a nice Monday and Tuesday*

Paul Dorian

A cold front will stall-out in the area today and remain nearby through the weekend keeping it unsettled for the next few days with the chance of showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time. Another cold front is likely to push through the region on Sunday night paving the way for a dry and comfortably warm start to next week.

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6:00 AM | *The end of the work week brings us a nice break in the humidity*

Paul Dorian

A cold front will clear the coast this morning and its passage will usher in more comfortable air to end the work week with lower humidity levels. The weather becomes unsettled again for the weekend with showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time and high temperatures in the 80’s. A strong cold front comes through on Sunday night paving the way for nice weather on Monday and Tuesday with comfortably warm conditions and low humidity.

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6:00 AM | *The end of the work week brings us a nice break in the humidity*

Paul Dorian

A cold front will clear the coast this morning and its passage will usher in more comfortable air to end the work week with lower humidity levels. The weather becomes unsettled again for the weekend with showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time and high temperatures in the 80’s. A strong cold front comes through on Sunday night paving the way for nice weather on Monday and Tuesday with comfortably warm conditions and low humidity.

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