High heat and humidity will persist in the Mid-Atlantic region through mid-week with high temperatures well up in the 90’s each afternoon, but there is significant relief in sight and the transition from here-to-there may feature some heavy rainfall and possible flash flooding conditions. A slow moving cold frontal system will approach the area late Wednesday and then only be able to slowly grind its way through on Thursday as low pressure forms along the frontal boundary zone. Showers and thunderstorms are likely to be scattered late Wednesday and Wednesday night and then they should become widespread on Thursday. Some of the rain can be heavy at times on Thursday with flash flooding conditions possible as part of the transition from the current high heat to the comfortable air mass coming at the end of week. The arrival of much cooler air on Friday will coincide with the calendar flip from July to August and the first several days of the new month look quite comfortable from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic. Showers may linger on Friday morning and the day will feature a stiff E-NE breeze with low pressure pulling slowly away from the east coast. Clearing skies will set in on Friday night and the first weekend of August may just turn out to be the nicest weekend of the entire summer season with comfortable temperatures and low humidity levels.
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The overall weather pattern remains hot and humid across the southeastern states for the next few days with the chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. A frontal passage later in the week will usher in somewhat cooler air with highs by Saturday generally confined to the low and middle 80’s.
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The pattern stays hot and dry today with afternoon highs well up in the 90’s. The chance for PM showers and thunderstorms will return on Tuesday and chances for rain will increase around here at mid-week as a cooler pattern emerges.
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A weak frontal system passed through the region last night and the next few days will be quite hot and humid with afternoon high temperatures well up in the 90’s. It should be rain-free both today and tomorrow, but then a slow-moving cold frontal system will approach the region at mid-week and it could produce late day or evening showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday. Rain is more likely to fall on Thursday in what will be a transition day for the Mid-Atlantic region as the cold front grinds its way through the area and there is the potential for some heavy rainfall. The passage of the cold front by Friday will usher in very comfortable air to close out the work week and begin the month of August, and the weekend could turn out to be the nicest of all summer with a continuation of comfortable conditions.
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A weak frontal system passed through the region last night and the next few days will be hot and humid with afternoon high temperatures well up in the 90’s on Tuesday and Wednesday. It should be rain-free both today and tomorrow, but then a slow-moving cold frontal system will approach the region at mid-week and it could produce late day or evening showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday. Rain is more likely to fall on Thursday in what will be a transition day for the Mid-Atlantic region as the cold front grinds its way through the area and there is the potential for some heavy rainfall. The passage of the cold front by Friday will usher in very comfortable air to close out the work week and begin the month of August, and the weekend could turn out to be the nicest of all summer with a continuation of comfortable conditions.
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A weak frontal system passed through the region last night and the next few days will be quite hot and humid with afternoon high temperatures well up in the 90’s on Tuesday and Wednesday. It should be rain-free both today and tomorrow, but then a slow-moving cold frontal system will approach the region at mid-week and it could produce late day or evening showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday. Rain is more likely to fall on Thursday in what will be a transition day for the Mid-Atlantic region as the cold front grinds its way through the area and there is the potential for some heavy rainfall. The passage of the cold front by Friday will usher in very comfortable air to close out the work week and begin the month of August and the weekend could turn out to be the nicest of all summer with a continuation of comfortable conditions.
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The pattern turns hotter and drier for the weekend and early part of next week with highs in the lower 90’s by tomorrow and then the middle 90’s on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. There will be the chance of showers and thunderstorms later today and then again by the middle of next week.
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Temperatures will climb into the 90’s today ahead of an approaching cold frontal system that’ll then stall in close proximity this weekend. The threat of showers and thunderstorms will increase later in the day, continue this evening, and some of the storms can be strong. With the front hanging nearby this weekend, it’ll be somewhat unsettled with additional showers and thunderstorms possible; especially, during the day on Sunday. It stays very warm and humid during the first half of next week, but a pattern change late next week could bring us a pleasant end to July and start to August.
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High heat and humidity is in store for the region today with temperatures likely to climb into the upper 90’s for afternoon highs. A frontal system will advance this way from the northwest later today and there is the chance for late day showers and thunderstorms making their way into northern sections of the metro region. This front will then stall-out in close proximity this weekend keeping it somewhat unsettled with the threat of additional showers and thunderstorms. It stays hot and humid during the first half of next week, but a pattern change late next week could bring us a more comfortable end to July and start to August.
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Temperatures will climb well up into the 90’s today ahead of an approaching cold frontal system that’ll then stall in close proximity this weekend. The threat of showers and thunderstorms will increase later in the day, continue this evening, and some of the storms can be strong. With the front hanging nearby this weekend, it’ll be somewhat unsettled with additional showers and thunderstorms possible; especially, during the day on Sunday. It stays very warm and humid during the first half of next week, but a pattern change late next week could bring us a pleasant end to July and start to August.
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