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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information
The weather will remain somewhat unsettled as we progress through the remainder of the week with a daily chance of PM showers and thunderstorms. An upper-level ridge of high-pressure has pushed to the east of here opening the door for monsoonal moisture to flow this way from New Mexico.
Read MoreLow pressure is pushing away from the coast today and high pressure to our north will take control of the weather in the Mid-Atlantic region as we head into the weekend. Temperatures will remain in a comfortable zone during the next few days with afternoon highs generally near the 80 degree mark. A cold front heads this way late Sunday/Sunday night and it could cause some shower activity in the area before another high pressure edges in early next week.
Read MoreThe Atlantic Basin tropical season officially extends from June 1st to November 30th, and the climatological peak is right around the 10th of September. This year is quite unusual in that the climatological peak comes with no tropical activity whatsoever in the Atlantic Basin and the overall season is now below normal for this time of year. In fact, global activity across the entire northern hemisphere is below-normal and that breaks down to each of the oceans being quieter-than-normal (Atlantic, Pacific, Indian). One of the possible explanations for the relatively quiet tropical season across the globe is the dramatic cool down in sea surface temperatures from a year ago. Looking ahead, there is another half of the season to go for the Atlantic Basin - at least in terms of climatology - and signs point to a pickup in activity potentially beginning as soon as this weekend.
Read MoreLow pressure that has been hanging around the east coast in recent days will push a bit to the north and west today and the result here will be plenty of clouds, an ocean flow of unseasonably cool air, and occasional showers or drizzle. This system pushes away by later tonight and Thursday will turn out noticeably warmer with plenty of sunshine. High pressure to our north takes control of the weather for the latter part of the week and probably provides protection for us in the Mid-Atlantic region right through the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreThe weather remains somewhat unsettled as we progress through the next few days with a daily chance of PM showers and thunderstorms. An upper-level ridge of high-pressure has pushed to the east of here opening the door for more monsoonal moisture and a slight increase in temperatures.
Read MoreLow pressure that has been hanging around the east coast in recent days will push a bit to the north and west today and the result here will be plenty of clouds, an ocean flow of unseasonably cool air, and occasional showers or drizzle. This system pushes away by later tonight and Thursday will turn out noticeably warmer with plenty of sunshine. High pressure to our north takes control of the weather for the latter part of the week and probably provides protection for us in the Mid-Atlantic region right through the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreThe weather will turn quite warm today with afternoon highs in the upper 80’s and then 90+ degrees are likely from tomorrow through the upcoming weekend. Low pressure pushes away from the Mid-Atlantic coastline later today and high pressure will dominate the scene in the southeastern states.
Read MoreLow pressure that has been hanging around the east coast in recent days will push a bit to the north and west today and the result here will be plenty of clouds, an ocean flow of unseasonably cool air, and occasional showers or drizzle. This system pushes away by later tonight and Thursday will turn out noticeably warmer with plenty of sunshine. High pressure to our north takes control of the weather for the latter part of the week and probably provides protection for us in the Mid-Atlantic region right through the upcoming weekend.
Read MoreThe weather will be moderately warm for another couple of days with highs generally in the low-to-mid 80’s. It turns quite warm late in the week with highs near the 90 degree mark on Thursday and Friday and then the lower 90’s this weekend.
Read MoreHigh pressure remains in control of the weather in the Mid-Atlantic region for another day providing us with plenty of sunshine and pleasant conditions. By early tomorrow, low pressure along the coast is likely to come close enough to throw plenty of clouds our way and there is the chance of showers in the eastern Mid-Atlantic region; especially, across New Jersey and the Delmarva Peninsula. High pressure should resume control of our weather for the late week and likely stay in control through most of the upcoming weekend.
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