After another chilly start to the day, mainly sunny skies will help to boost afternoon temperatures to near 70 degrees for afternoon highs. A cold front will slide across the region on Wednesday tomorrow bringing with it a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm, but not a significant rain event. The passage of the cold front will usher in another chilly air mass to the Mid-Atlantic region for the second half of the week. Temperatures are likely to drop into the 30’s in many suburban locations by early Thursday morning and again early Friday morning and there can be some more in the way of patchy frost.
A major temperature pattern change begins later in the weekend with a warm-up for the eastern states. High temperatures around here on Sunday afternoon should be near the 80 degree mark and 85 degrees is possible on Monday.
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There have been occasional cold air outbreaks from Canada into the Northeast US and Mid-Atlantic region during the month of April and this week will be no exception. In fact, low temperatures this morning were in the 30’s across many suburban locations along the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor with scattered frost in some areas. Another chilly air mass will push into the northeastern states at mid-week following the passage of a strong cold front and early Thursday morning is likely to feature more low temperatures in the 30’s with patchy frost again on the table.
Next week, however, will feature a big-time warmup across the eastern half of the nation coinciding pretty well with the transition from April into May. Temperatures can climb well up into the 70’s by Sunday afternoon in places like DC, Philly, and New York City and 80+ degrees is possible for highs on Monday and the upcoming pattern change will result in far less frequent outbreaks of chilly air from Canada into the US.
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This will be a rather chilly week in the Mid-Atlantic region with multiple nights featuring overnight lows in the 30’s in some of the far N/W suburbs and even some patchy frost . The week starts off with high pressure in control and temperatures on the cool side and a strong cold front will pass through late Wednesday. The mid-week frontal passage will usher in a reinforcing chilly air mass to the Mid-Atlantic region that’ll stick around into the end of the week.
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A cool front will approach the region later today and bring with it a chance of showers later tonight. The front slides through the region early tomorrow and high pressure will build in its wake. The end result of this pattern should be relatively mild and dry weather on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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A frontal system is meandering around the Mid-Atlantic region with big differences expected today from its north side (chilly) and south side (warm). The DC metro region should get into the warmer air later today with afternoon temperatures likely climbing well up in the 70’s. Another frontal system approaches the area later tomorrow bringing with it a chance of afternoon and evening showers. High pressure edges in during the upcoming weekend likely resulting in dry and mild conditions for the weekend and early part of next week.
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A series of frontal systems and low pressure areas will keep it unsettled around here for the next few days with the threat of showers from time-to-time and maybe a thunderstorm or two along the way. High pressure should edge back into the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend and be in control of the weather into early next week.
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High pressure builds into the region today following the passage of a cool front late in the day on Monday. A series of fronts and weak low pressure systems will impact the region during the second half of the week with the threat of showers from time-to-time and perhaps a couple of thunderstorms mixed into the picture. High pressure will return to the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend.
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A cool front will slowly work its way through the region today and its proximity can produce afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. In fact, some of the PM thunderstorms can be on the strong-to-severe side; especially, in the southern half of the DC metro region with damaging wind gusts and hail on the table. A series of frontal systems and low pressure areas will impact the region during the second half of the week with the threat of showers from time-to-time.
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A strong cold front will slide through the region this morning and then a second one late today/early tonight. As a result, the threat of showers will continue around here right into the evening hours and there can be a thunderstorm or two mixed into the picture...any thunderstorm today can generate some small hail. It’ll turn cooler later tonight following the passage of the second front and the weekend will start off on the windy side as high pressure builds into the Mid-Atlantic region. It turns warmer on Sunday and afternoon temperatures can peak in the upper 70’s, but there will be a chance of late day and evening shower activity.
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A strong cold front will head in this direction later today and it is going to generate numerous afternoon and evening showers and maybe a strong thunderstorm or two. The threat of rain and thunderstorms will continue on Friday, some of the rain will be heavy at times during the next 36 hours, and any thunderstorm can generate small hail. It’ll turn noticeably cooler later tomorrow night following the passage of the cold front and the weekend will start off on the cool, windy side as high pressure builds into the Mid-Atlantic region. It turns warmer early next week with 75+ degrees possible for highs on Sunday and Monday.
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