7:00 AM | Storm-free for the rest of the week, but it'll stay cold until early next week

6-Day Forecast

Today

Partly sunny, breezy and cold, highs in the low-to-mid 40’s

Tonight

Mostly clear, quite cold, lows in the low-to-mid 30’s

Thursday

Mostly sunny, cold, mid 40’s

Thursday Night

Mostly clear, cold, upper 30’s

Friday

Partly sunny, still cold, mid 40’s

Saturday

Mostly cloudy, chilly, upper 40’s

Sunday

Partly sunny, milder, low-to-mid 50’s

Monday

Mostly sunny, mild, mid 50’s

Discussion

Our mixed precipitation event is now over and the weather will settle down for the next several days and, after a cold finish to the month of November, the new month will temporarily feature some much milder weather conditions by early next week. November will no doubt end up as a below-normal month temperature-wise that featured two separate snow events in the Mid-Atlantic region which is somewhat unusual. Yesterday’s low pressure system has moved quickly to the northeast out over the open Atlantic and now high pressure will build in from the center part of the nation. This high pressure system will control our weather into the weekend with dry, but cold conditions. Milder air will head into our region for the Sunday/Monday/Tuesday time period of next week, but then a cold front will swing through by mid-week. Elsewhere, the big weather story over the next several days will be out west as a series of Pacific Ocean storms will bring heavy rain from California to the Pacific Northwest with absolutely insane rainfall amounts possible across northern California on the order of 12-15 inches.

Video

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