It turns cooler today despite partial sunshine as a low-level flow of air out of the east-to-northeast brings in marine air from the western Atlantic Ocean…all supported by building high pressure over New England. This cool down will intensify over the weekend with both days featuring quite cool conditions, plenty of clouds, and a high risk of some rain. Looking ahead, it appears the wetter pattern that begins this weekend will continue next week as there will be numerous chances for rain.
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An unsettled pattern continues during the next couple of days with the threat of showers and thunderstorms in the Denver metro region. It remains chilly and breezy as well today and tomorrow, but warmer weather will develop this weekend. In fact, by Sunday afternoon, temperatures are likely to peak in the mid-to-upper 70’s and sunshine should rule the day. It turns slightly cooler during the early part of next week.
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A cool front will approach the region later today, but it’ll be lacking in moisture and temperatures ahead of it should climb to unseasonably warm levels and perhaps into record-breaking territory (DCA 91 degrees, IAD 88 degrees…both records set in 2018). It turns cooler on Friday as a low-level flow of air out of the east-to-northeast develops along the I-95 corridor. This cool down will intensify over the weekend with both days featuring quite cool conditions and temperatures likely limited to the 60’s for afternoon highs. In addition, both days will feature plenty of clouds and a high risk of shower activity to go along with those cool conditions. The return of some sunshine on Monday will help to boost temperatures back up into the 70’s as high pressure builds across the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Very warm weather continues in the Tennessee Valley for the next several days and it’ll turn much more unsettled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with a daily chance of showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures should climb well up into the 80’s right through the upcoming weekend.
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A cool front will approach the region later today, but it’ll be lacking in moisture and temperatures ahead of it should climb to very warm levels throughout the NYC metro region. It turns much cooler on Friday as a low-level flow of air out of the east-to-northeast develops all along the I-95 corridor. This cool down will intensify over the weekend with both days featuring quite cool conditions and temperatures limited to the lower 60’s for afternoon highs. In addition, both days will feature plenty of clouds and a high risk of shower activity to go along with those cool conditions. The return of some sunshine on Monday will help to boost temperatures back up into the 70’s as high pressure builds across the Mid-Atlantic region.
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A cool front will approach the region later today, but it’ll be lacking in moisture and temperatures ahead of it should climb to very warm levels throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. It turns noticeably cooler on Friday as a low-level flow of air out of the east-to-northeast develops along the I-95 corridor. This cool down will intensify over the weekend with both days featuring quite cool conditions and temperatures limited to the low-to-mid 60’s for afternoon highs. In addition, both days will feature plenty of clouds and a high risk of shower activity to go along with those cool conditions. The return of some sunshine on Monday will help to boost temperatures back up into the 70’s as high pressure builds across the Mid-Atlantic region.
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A stalled-out and weakening frontal system can generate another shower or thunderstorm today in the DC metro region before high pressure takes control of the weather for tonight and Thursday. After a mainly clear and cool night, sunshine on Thursday will boost temperatures to the lower 80’s for afternoon highs and it looks comfortably warm on Friday to end the work week. The weekend is likely to turn much cooler and wetter as a cold front approaches the area from the west and there is a low-level flow of air off the ocean.
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A stalled-out and weakening frontal system can generate another shower or thunderstorm today in the NYC metro region before high pressure takes control of the weather for tonight and Thursday. After a partly cloudy and cool night, partial sunshine on Thursday will boost temperatures to the mid-to-upper 70’s for afternoon highs and it looks pretty nice on Friday to end the work week. The weekend is likely to turn out quite cool and damp as a cold front approaches the area from the west and there is a low-level flow of air off the ocean.
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A stalled-out and weakening frontal system can generate another shower or thunderstorm today in the Philly metro region before high pressure takes control of the weather for tonight and Thursday. After a partly cloudy and cool night, sunshine on Thursday will boost temperatures to the upper 70’s for afternoon highs and it looks quite nice on Friday to end the work week. The weekend is likely to turn much cooler and wetter as a cold front approaches the area from the west and there is a low-level flow of air off the ocean.
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A colder and unsettled weather pattern returns to the Denver metro region tonight and it’ll stick around into the weekend. After temperatures peak today in the upper 60’s, they’ll have a hard time escaping the 50’s on Thursday. In terms of precipitation potential, showers and thunderstorms will be scattered today, tonight and tomorrow and it may get just cold enough late on Thursday for snowflakes to mix into the picture.
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