High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will shift slowly offshore during the next couple of days and it will continue to influence the weather around here. Given the position of the high, there will be a continuing broad low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) into the northeastern states and this will keep temperatures in check right through the weekend. By the middle of next week, this high will weaken and shift farther offshore opening the door for somewhat more unsettled weather to return to the region.
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Hot and dry conditions will persist for another day in the Denver metro region, but there will be some relief for the weekend. Temperatures today can peak in the upper 90’s later today, but likely will top out in the upper 80’s on Saturday and Sunday. The chance of scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms will return for the weekend, but it looks dry again for the early part of next week.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will shift slowly offshore during the next couple of days and it will continue to influence the weather around here. Given the position of the high, there will be a continuing broad low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) into the northeastern states and this will keep temperatures in check right through the weekend. By the middle of next week, this high will weaken and shift farther offshore opening the door for somewhat more unsettled weather to return to the region.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will shift slowly offshore during the next couple of days and it will continue to have a positive effect on the weather around here. Given the position of the high, there will be a continuing low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) and this will keep temperatures in check right through the weekend. There is a tropical wave to monitor sitting just off the Carolina coastline, but odds favor it making a move to the northeast rather than to the northwest reducing its chances greatly for impacting the Mid-Atlantic region.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will shift slowly offshore during the next couple of days and it will continue to have a positive effect on the weather around here. Given the position of the high, there will be a continuing low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) and this will keep temperatures in check right through the weekend. There is a tropical wave to monitor sitting just off the Carolina coastline, but odds favor it making a move to the northeast rather than to the northwest reducing its chances greatly for impacting the Mid-Atlantic region.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will shift slowly offshore during the next couple of days and it will continue to have a positive effect on the weather around here. Given the position of the high, there will be a continuing low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) and this will keep temperatures in check right through the weekend. There is a tropical wave to monitor sitting just off the Carolina coastline, but odds favor it making a move to the northeast rather than to the northwest reducing its chances greatly for impacting the Mid-Atlantic region.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will continue to have an influence on the weather around here for another few days. Given the position of the high, there will be a consistent low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) and this will keep temperatures in check for the next few days. This high shifts offshore over the weekend and it’ll turn a bit warmer and more humid, but no intense heat is in sight. There will be some tropical moisture sitting just off the coast, but odds favor it staying out there and not making a move to the north and west.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will continue to have an influence on the weather around here for another few days. Given the position of the high, there will be a consistent low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) and this will keep temperatures in check for the next few days. This high shifts offshore over the weekend and it’ll turn a bit warmer and more humid, but no intense heat is in sight. There will be some tropical moisture sitting just off the coast, but odds favor it staying out there and not making a move to the north and west.
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High pressure centered over southeastern Canada will continue to have an influence on the weather around here for another few days. Given the position of the high, there will be a consistent low-level flow of air from the ocean (i.e., east-to-northeast winds) and this will keep temperatures in check for the next few days. This high shifts offshore over the weekend and it’ll turn a bit warmer and more humid, but no intense heat is in sight. There will be some tropical moisture sitting just off the coast, but odds favor it staying out there and not making a move to the north and west.
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The rest of the work week looks hot and dry for the region with afternoon high temperatures consistently well up in the 90’s across the Denver metro region. The next decent chance of showers and thunderstorms will likely come during the weekend at which time the high heat will come to an end. High temperatures on both Saturday and Sunday will likely be confined to the upper 80’s compared to the upper 90’s of the next couple of days.
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