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The main weather story around here today will be the stiff winds from a west-to-southwest direction bringing us mild conditions and an elevated threat of wildfire activity. The overall pattern turns colder and more unsettled later in the week with the chance of snow; especially, in nearby higher elevation locations.
Read MoreThe new work week started off on the chilly side in the Mid-Atlantic region with temperatures below normal for early January however, a warming trend begins today and it’ll reach a peak on Friday and Saturday ahead of the next strong cold front. There may be some light rain or drizzle at times through tonight and some patchy fog as well as a warm frontal system pushes through the area. After a mild and dry day on Wednesday, the passage of a weak cold front at night will knock a few degrees off the temperatures on Thursday, but then they’ll soar on Friday and Saturday to go along with wet conditions on both days. The second half of the weekend will feature windy and moderately colder conditions following the passage of a strong cold front during Saturday night and the early part of next week will begin on the chilly side.
Read MoreThe new work week started off on the chilly side in the Mid-Atlantic region with temperatures below normal for early January however, a warming trend begins today and it’ll reach a peak on Friday and Saturday ahead of the next strong cold front. There will likely be some light rain or drizzle at times through tonight as a warm frontal system pushes through the area and patchy fog can become quite widespread. After a relatively mild and dry day on Wednesday, the passage of a weak cold front at night will knock a few degrees off the temperatures on Thursday, but then they’ll climb into the 50’s on Friday and Saturday to go along with wet conditions on both days. The second half of the weekend will feature windy and moderately colder conditions following the passage of a strong cold front during Saturday night and the early part of next week will begin on the chilly side.
Read MoreThe new work week started off on the chilly side in the Mid-Atlantic region with temperatures below normal for early January however, a warming trend begins today and it’ll reach a peak on Friday and Saturday ahead of the next strong cold front. There will likely be some light rain or drizzle at times through tonight as a warm frontal system pushes through the area and patchy fog can become quite widespread. After a relatively mild and dry day on Wednesday, the passage of a weak cold front at night will knock a few degrees off the temperatures on Thursday, but then they’ll soar on Friday and Saturday to go along with wet conditions on both days. The second half of the weekend will feature windy and moderately colder conditions following the passage of a strong cold front during Saturday night and the early part of next week will begin on the chilly side.
Read MoreIt has been persistently cold in the northeastern states from around Thanksgiving Day to the present time with the month of December being observed as the coldest since 2010 in many spots including Washington, D.C. and New York City. A warmer weather pattern is on the way, however, which will bring noticeably milder conditions to the region in the Wednesday through Saturday time period. The peak in temperatures will come on Friday and Saturday for the northeastern states, but both of those will feature some rainfall dampening the mood a bit. The next strong cold front looks like it’ll arrive in the eastern states late on Saturday, and its passage will reverse the warmer trend by the time we get to the second half of the upcoming weekend and the early part of next week.
Read MoreThe week starts off on the chilly side, but a warmer pattern develops by mid-week and it’ll stay mild through Saturday at which time a cold front slides across the region. Temperatures today will be limited to the middle 30’s for highs, but then should reach well up into the 40’s by Wednesday and Thursday and into the 50’s on Friday and Saturday. There can be a touch of light snow in some areas from later this morning into the afternoon and showers are likely on Friday and Saturday to go along with the mild conditions…just ahead of the next cold front.
Read MoreThe week starts off on the chilly side, but a warmer pattern develops by mid-week and it’ll stay mild through Saturday at which time a cold front slides across the region. Temperatures today will climb to the low-to-mid 40’s, and then can reach the mid-to-upper 50’s on Wednesday…60+ degrees on the table for Friday and Saturday. There can be a shower or two during the next few days and then showers are likely on Friday and Saturday to go along with the very mild conditions…just ahead of the next cold front.
Read MoreThe week starts off on the chilly side, but a warmer pattern develops by mid-week and it’ll stay mild through Saturday at which time a cold front slides across the region. Temperatures today will be limited to the middle 30’s for highs, but then can approach the 50-degree mark on Wednesday and climb well into the 50’s by Friday and Saturday. There can be a touch of light snow in some areas later this morning and showers are likely on Friday and Saturday to go along with the mild conditions…just ahead of the next cold front.
Read MoreThe new year will start off on the cold side as a reinforcing shot of Arctic air has pushed into the Mid-Atlantic region following the late night passage of a cold frontal system. There can be residual snow around early today; otherwise, 2026 will start off with partly-to-mostly sunny skies, unseasonably cold conditions, and northwest winds that can gust up to 30 mph or so. It looks like the colder-than-normal weather will continue through the upcoming weekend. One final note, there will be a low pressure system in the Southeast US on Saturday that may stay just to the south of the area; however, it is a close call and I’ll be watching for a possible northwest trend in its storm track…meaning it still can have an impact here.
Read MoreThe new year will start off on the mild side, and the dry, mild weather pattern will last right through the upcoming weekend. Temperatures are likely to peak in the middle and upper 50’s during the next couple of days and near the 60-degree on both days this weekend.
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