No Rain All Week & Possibly Through Next Weekend Northeast & Mid Atlantic

No Rain All Week & Possibly Through Next Weekend Northeast & Mid Atlantic

No Rain All Week & Possibly Through Next Weekend Northeast & Mid Atlantic

We made it through Saturday with the rains all now well to the north in Northern New England. Now we will spend the day in blustery conditions. We have a gusty northwest wind that will at time gust over 30 mph. We also have partly sunny skies. Some of it inland will be on the self destructive side where clouds will develop. There could also be the odd pop up shower late this afternoon or evening inland but on the whole it does look like a good day. Most high temperatures today will be in the 50s with inland areas north and northwest of the coast likely to be in the lower to middle 50s.

SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES

WEATHER RADAR

We do have a couple of chilly nights ahead of us. Tonight there will still be enough of a wind to keep temperatures from falling too far. It will also make Monday morning lows relatively uniform with lows in the 40s overnight. Coolest spots will be in the 30s. Monday look for sunshine, less in the way of wind but still a tad breezy. Highs will be in the upper 50s and lower 60s.

Monday night into Tuesday morning will likely be the chilliest of the morning this week with lows in the mid to upper 30s inland and mostly 40s elsewhere. Tuesday begins the warm up with a ridge of high pressure building along the Eastern Seaboard and holding there all week long and probably into next weekend. This means that we may not see any rain for the next 7 days and that next weekend will be the first weekend in 8 without in any rain.

Meanwhile we have sunny skies for Tuesday with highs in the 60s. Wednesday Thursday and Friday look for sunshine each of those days with highs in the low to mid 70s each afternoon. Nights might start to see some low clouds and patchy fog develop which is typical for warm air masses in the Eastern US for this time of year.

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