Much Cooler Air Today Into Tuesday, No Major Storms In Week Ahead
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Much Cooler Air Today Into Tuesday, No Major Storms In Week Ahead
Yesterday’s cold front moved through on schedule with pockets of severe weather but now that front is offshore and moving along to the east. Dry cooler air has replaced it and we will have a day of a mix of sun and clouds. The northwest flow across the Northeast and Northern Mid Atlantic is around low pressure developing in Southeastern Canada and it will take a couple of days for that low to get out of the way. Temperatures today will top out in the low to mid 60s with a nice northwest breeze.
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We are going to leave in the slight chance for a passing light rain shower due to that unstable flow. The same will hold for Monday. Meanwhile tonight will be clear and very cool with most lows in the 40s. Only the warmest urban areas will finish close to 50.
Monday will be a repeat performance of today with clouds and some sun with the risk for a shower. Highs will be just in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Another cool night follows into Tuesday morning. The rest of the week appears to be in cruise control. Sunshine will be with us Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday highs will be in the 60s and Wednesday highs will be in the 60s to near 70.
Thursday brings some sunshine with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. A cold front will be approaching and moving through late Thursday and Thursday night with the chance for showers. Then it is on to Friday and the weekend. It appears that the next storm will be forming offshore but it will help to bring in another shot of cool air from Canada beginning Friday and lasting through next weekend. That will be good news to have a decent weekend with no weather issues on either day. Hopefully this winds up being the case.
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