After another warm, dry and sunny day in the Mid-Atlantic region, showers will likely push into the area on Thursday and can continue on an off and on basis into the day on Friday. A slow-moving cold front will close in on the eastern seaboard during the next couple of days bringing showers to the region and then low pressure will form along this stalling-out frontal boundary zone. This low pressure system will push to the northeast on Friday and could produce a narrow band of heavier rainfall likely focused just to the south and east of Route I-95 in places like the Delmarva Peninsula and New Jersey. The weekend may turn out to be pretty decent following the departure of the front with cool temperatures for the early part of next week.
Read More
The rest of the week should see temperatures at moderate levels for the early part of November with highs not far from the 60-degree mark on a daily basis. There is the chance for some rain and snow today across higher elevation locations bringing light total precipitation amounts.
Read More
After another warm, dry and sunny day in the Mid-Atlantic region, showers will likely push into the area on Thursday and can continue on an off and on basis into the day on Friday. A slow-moving cold front will close in on the eastern seaboard during the next couple of days bringing showers to the region and then low pressure will form along this stalling-out frontal boundary zone. This low pressure system will push to the northeast on Friday and could produce a narrow band of heavier rainfall likely focused along and to the south and east of I-95 - potentially including New Jersey and the NYC metro area. The weekend may turn out to be pretty decent following the departure of the front with cool temperatures for the early part of next week.
Read More
Showers and thunderstorms are likely today and some of the rain can be heavy at times as a cold front reaches the area. This front should clear out of here on Thursday, leaving some nice weather in its wake with some sunshine and temperatures peaking in the middle 70’s.
Read More
The next couple of days will remain dry, but rain is likely here from Thursday into Friday as strong low pressure pushes to our north and west. Our weather has been virtually rain-free since around the middle of October, but the dry spell comes to an end later this week and an another low pressure system can rotate into the area later this weekend or early next week with additional rainfall.
Read More
The next couple of days will remain dry, but rain is likely here from Thursday into Friday as strong low pressure pushes to our north and west. Our weather has been virtually rain-free since around the middle of October, but the dry spell comes to an end later this week and an another low pressure system can rotate into the area later this weekend or early next week with additional rainfall.
Read More
The next couple of days will remain dry, but rain is likely here from Thursday into Friday as strong low pressure pushes to our north and west. Our weather has been virtually rain-free since around the middle of October, but the dry spell comes to an end later this week and an another low pressure system can rotate into the area later this weekend or early next week with additional rainfall.
Read More
After an unsettled start to the week, the weather should settle down some today with gradual clearing skies and cool temperatures reaching the upper 50’s. The rest of the week should see temperatures at moderate levels for the early part of November with highs not far from the 60-degree mark on a daily basis.
Read More
The pattern will become quite unsettled at mid-week with the chance of showers and thunderstorms from late tonight into late Wednesday night. This strong system brought heavy rainfall to the southwestern states and will head to the north and west of here into the western Great Lakes.
Read More
The first half of the week will see a continuation of our recent dry weather pattern along with mild conditions with highs in the middle 60’s today and near 70 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday. The dry spell will come to an end, however, later in the week as one low pressure system rides up to our north and west into the Great Lakes and a second system forms in the southeastern states and heads in this direction. The combination of these two systems should end the dry spell in the Mid-Atlantic region from Thursday into Friday…a dry spell which began all the way back in mid-October.
Read More
