Weekend Outlook Dry Chilly Colder Later Next Week

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Weekend Outlook Dry Chilly Colder Later Next Week

This sort of easy going up and down pattern continues through early next week which means temperatures will continue to fluctuate but not by much in either direction. We are on a bit of a downswing today as high pressure goes by to our north and another cold front approaches from the Great Lakes.

THURSDAY’S HIGH TEMPERATURES

Cold fronts have been very weak lately and this one is no different with just a few scattered showers and it is quite likely that most of those will fall apart before they get here later tonight into early Friday morning. Meanwhile today we should see some sunshine and temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 northern areas north of NYC to mid and upper 50s South Jersey and Southeastern Pennsylvania.

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REGIONAL RADAR

Once this front passes we will see clouds give way to some sunshine on Friday with highs into the 50s. Then the weekend looks dry with some sunshine Saturday and Sunday with highs both days in the upper 40s to lower 50s. It will be a very quiet start to December.

Everything remains on course for a much colder wintry pattern developing later next week after another cold front passes Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. It appears that the pattern may lock in for a week or longer once the blocking high in the Atlantic builds westward. That is forecast to happen beginning this weekend. The cold front next Tuesday will bring some showers later Tuesday into early Wednesday. We might have to watch to see if a wave develops on that front as the cold air begins to arrive Wednesday. That could prolong the showers and create the chance for a change to sleet or snow at the end.

JOESTRADAMUS POSTED ON THE LONG RANGE LAST NIGHT AND HERE IS HIS VIEW ON THE WINTRY PATTERN DEVELOPING IN THE LONG RANGE

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