Irene made landfall at about 7:30 AM - She is kicking in a lot of heavy rain and severe weather now for VA, MD, and NC. She has kicked precipitation way west! I suspect Flood Watched on and east of I-95 to become Flood Warnings. Tornado watches all along the coast with many rotating thunderstorms capable of tornadoes, and winds along the coast to cause extensive damage. Expect Flood watches to extend to to about 35 miles west of I-95 if trends continue.
The threat moves up the coast all day!
Stay alert! Be careful! Do NOT try and drive through flooded roadways! Do NOT put yourself in harms way!
All for now!
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Friday, August 26, 2011
Quick Update
Storm looks like it will come in a bit west of forecast tracks in NC, and also appears to be getting a bit better organized in the last our or so. Southwest side looks ragged, but it ay be re-organizing. I will keep watching and update sometime this afternoon.
Thoughts still look the same to me. Will try and pinpoint more later tonight.
All for now!
Thoughts still look the same to me. Will try and pinpoint more later tonight.
All for now!
Irene temporarily weaker - Do not let it fool you! More later!
The below still looks good. I will try and get more specific later today!
NC - Friday/Saturday - Major Impact - Serious situation for Outer Banks and eastern part of the state. Please heed evacuation requests. A category 2 or 3 hurricane is serious and has not been something that has been experienced in a long while - Outer Banks should not be occupied when she comes through!
VA - Saturday/Sunday - Eastern VA will feel the effects of the storm especially from the coast to about 50 miles inland. Again, heed evacuation requests. Eastern Shore especially vulnerable
Maryland - Saturday/Sunday - Serious impacts along coast to about 50 miles inland. Eastern Shore is the most vulnerable.
Delaware - Saturday/Sunday - All of Delaware to be effected. The coast is obviously the most vulnerable
Pennsylvania - Sunday/Monday - Mainly eastern areas and this will be wind and rain.
NJ - Sunday/Monday - Major impacts, especially along the coast. High winds and heavy rains likely.
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NC - Friday/Saturday - Major Impact - Serious situation for Outer Banks and eastern part of the state. Please heed evacuation requests. A category 2 or 3 hurricane is serious and has not been something that has been experienced in a long while - Outer Banks should not be occupied when she comes through!
VA - Saturday/Sunday - Eastern VA will feel the effects of the storm especially from the coast to about 50 miles inland. Again, heed evacuation requests. Eastern Shore especially vulnerable
Maryland - Saturday/Sunday - Serious impacts along coast to about 50 miles inland. Eastern Shore is the most vulnerable.
Delaware - Saturday/Sunday - All of Delaware to be effected. The coast is obviously the most vulnerable
Pennsylvania - Sunday/Monday - Mainly eastern areas and this will be wind and rain.
NJ - Sunday/Monday - Major impacts, especially along the coast. High winds and heavy rains likely.
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Irene strengthening and headed North
Current outlook from yesterday holds! Watch out coast and inland about
50 miles for VA and NC.
50 miles for VA and NC.
Will update more in the AM!
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Severe weather today. Irene to be weekend spoiler!
Today will be hot. The storm complex in the Midwest is headed this way
and showers and storms, especially Northern VA, DC, MD, PA, and NJ,
could be here before noon. Storms may also be severe and the Storm
Prediction center has northern VA and up into the Northeast in a
slight risk for severe today.
and showers and storms, especially Northern VA, DC, MD, PA, and NJ,
could be here before noon. Storms may also be severe and the Storm
Prediction center has northern VA and up into the Northeast in a
slight risk for severe today.
Hurricane Irene is serious threat, and models have shifted enough to
make me worried. Eastern half of VA, NC, MD,PA, NC - all of NJ and DE
should start to seriously prepare! Power outages and storm damage are
a good possibility! Prepare now and heed all evacuation requests!
More to come!
Do not forget that it is aeration and seeding season! My good friend
at The Aeration Corps can help out! http://theaerationcorps.com
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Irene Now a category 3 (MAJOR) Hurricane - I-95 and east has highest threat
Irene has made it to a Category 3 Hurricane, 115 mph winds, which is MAJOR on the Saffir Simpson Scale (http://chps.sam.usace.army.mil/USHESdata/saffirscale.htm)
NC - Friday/Saturday - Major Impact - Serious situation for Outer Banks and eastern part of the state. Please heed evacuation requests. Likely to be more widespread tomorrow morning. A category 2 or 3 hurricane is serious and has not been something that has been experienced in a long while - MAKE PREPARATIONS TODAY AND EVACUATE. Outer Banks should not be occupied when she comes through!
VA - Saturday/Sunday - Eastern VA will feel the effects of the storm especially from the coast to about 50 miles inland. Again, heed evacuation requests. Eastern Shore especially vulnerable
Maryland - Saturday/Sunday - Serious impacts along coast to about 50 miles inland. Eastern Shore is the most vulnerable.
Delaware - Saturday/Sunday - All of Delaware to be effected. The coast is obviously the most vulnerable
Pennsylvania - Sunday/Monday - Mainly eastern areas and this will be wind and rain.
NJ - Sunday/Monday - Major impacts, especially along the coast. High winds and heavy rains likely.
NC - Friday/Saturday - Major Impact - Serious situation for Outer Banks and eastern part of the state. Please heed evacuation requests. Likely to be more widespread tomorrow morning. A category 2 or 3 hurricane is serious and has not been something that has been experienced in a long while - MAKE PREPARATIONS TODAY AND EVACUATE. Outer Banks should not be occupied when she comes through!
VA - Saturday/Sunday - Eastern VA will feel the effects of the storm especially from the coast to about 50 miles inland. Again, heed evacuation requests. Eastern Shore especially vulnerable
Maryland - Saturday/Sunday - Serious impacts along coast to about 50 miles inland. Eastern Shore is the most vulnerable.
Delaware - Saturday/Sunday - All of Delaware to be effected. The coast is obviously the most vulnerable
Pennsylvania - Sunday/Monday - Mainly eastern areas and this will be wind and rain.
NJ - Sunday/Monday - Major impacts, especially along the coast. High winds and heavy rains likely.
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Updates on Timing: Irene! I was way off!
Still looking like Irene will be a serious threat to the area, especially east of I-95 and for the coast as She will be a Hurricane as she come through.
Irene is likely to be a Category 3 or higher when she makes landfall. As of now, the SC/NC border looks like a close call for where she will come on shore, but more likely Southeastern NC based on latest model trends. Then she will track through the Mid Atlantic, at least based on current model output! There will be some time to watch exact tracks, and areas in the Carolinas will be affected Friday into Saturday, then the central Mid Atlantic Saturday into Sunday, and then New England Sunday into Monday.
Irene is likely to be a LARGE hurricane as well. This means her affects will be felt west of the center.
Irene is likely to be a Category 3 or higher when she makes landfall. As of now, the SC/NC border looks like a close call for where she will come on shore, but more likely Southeastern NC based on latest model trends. Then she will track through the Mid Atlantic, at least based on current model output! There will be some time to watch exact tracks, and areas in the Carolinas will be affected Friday into Saturday, then the central Mid Atlantic Saturday into Sunday, and then New England Sunday into Monday.
Irene is likely to be a LARGE hurricane as well. This means her affects will be felt west of the center.
This is a serious Hurricane. The Bahamas are likely to be seriously impacted. It is time to pray and prepare! This could be very bad!
Stay tuned to media and weather outlets!
Monday, August 22, 2011
Hurricane IRENE - Real threat! Time to prepare
Irene intensified this evening and is in rapid growth mode. Irene is likely to be a Category 3 or higher when she makes landfall. As of now, the SC/NC border looks like a close call for where she will come on shore. Then she will track through the Mid Atlantic, at least based on current model output! There will be some time to watch exact tracks, and areas in the Carolinas will be affected Thursday, then the central Mid Atlantic Friday, and then New England Saturday into Sunday.
This is a serious Hurricane. The Bahamas are likely to be seriously impacted. It is time to pray and prepare! This could be very bad!
Stay tuned to media and weather outlets!
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Another Hot and Steamy weekend ending in Severe - Tropical Threat looks South
We have a hot summer weekend on our hands with temps in the 90s. A chance of storms today and then a better chance tomorrow with a severe thunderstorm threat as well. Temps will drop to the 80s for Monday and stay there for the week. Southern VA and NC will see temps closer to and in the low 90s with a chance of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. A return to storm possibilities returns area wide Thursday.
The Tropics are ACTIVE! Harvey is a strong and strengthening tropical storm that is about to come ashore at Belize. Then we have Incest 97L which is very strong and I suspect will get upgraded to a Depression today or tomorrow, and a Storm not too long after. Where the future Irene goes now appears a threat to the Gulf and MAYBE Florida. There is a trough later this week that could pick up her or her remnants and enhance rain along the East Coast. We will have to watch. Further out a few more lows are showing early signs of organization and will need to be watched.
All for now!
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The Tropics are ACTIVE! Harvey is a strong and strengthening tropical storm that is about to come ashore at Belize. Then we have Incest 97L which is very strong and I suspect will get upgraded to a Depression today or tomorrow, and a Storm not too long after. Where the future Irene goes now appears a threat to the Gulf and MAYBE Florida. There is a trough later this week that could pick up her or her remnants and enhance rain along the East Coast. We will have to watch. Further out a few more lows are showing early signs of organization and will need to be watched.
All for now!
HAVE TO SHARE! Aeration season is upon us as well as time to plant grass! YES, FALL is the best time to get the lawn re-seeded and aeration helps the soil get the nutrients needed for a great Lawn. Serving Northern VA, Aeration Corps is run by a very good friend of mine! Mention you heard about it on Mid Atlantic Weather! The Aeration Corps! http://www.theaerationcorps.com/ (also able to handle Landscape needs)
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Is there a Hurricane Threat on the East coast - Model data says - MAYBE
We are a week away from the scenario, but models are consistently showing the new Invest (area of interest that may become a tropical system) strengthening and possibly becoming a hurricane and ultimately threatening the US. Where? Well, my gut would say Carolinas southward! YES, anywhere is possible, and no hurricane at all is possible. This far out you pay attention to consistency in models but exact details are not clear. A heads up that this is tropical storm season and we are nearing the height of the season. But I can bet you, if the threat is real, or even unreal, you will hear a ton about it on news and radio outlets. I will start analysis if this looks to threaten the area.
All for now!
All for now!
Monday, July 25, 2011
Some relief but Hot air reloads for later this week
As a front continues to press towards the area more chances of rain should occur today. This could include heavy showers and storms with locally flooding rains. Temps will be in the low and mid 90s for the most part.
Dryer air will visit, at least the northern half of the area the next 2 days. Temps may still be up in the low and mid 90s, but the lower humidity will be nice. Thursday and Friday mark the return of the heat. Temps will again climb to near 100 degrees Friday. Temps will drop a bit next weekend as a chance for storms enters the forecast, but low and mid 90s looks to persist for all this week.
Of note, this will likely end up the hottest July on record. The previous hottest July on record was just last year! So back to back very hot summers!
All for now!
Dryer air will visit, at least the northern half of the area the next 2 days. Temps may still be up in the low and mid 90s, but the lower humidity will be nice. Thursday and Friday mark the return of the heat. Temps will again climb to near 100 degrees Friday. Temps will drop a bit next weekend as a chance for storms enters the forecast, but low and mid 90s looks to persist for all this week.
Of note, this will likely end up the hottest July on record. The previous hottest July on record was just last year! So back to back very hot summers!
All for now!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Not quite as Hot. Rain chances higher
We will see a front approach the area today. This should assist in the
creation of some showers and storms. While still very hot, we will
have a bit of cooling and highs will likely just hit the mid 90s
today. Some storms could be severe and contain heavy rain, high winds,
and hail.
creation of some showers and storms. While still very hot, we will
have a bit of cooling and highs will likely just hit the mid 90s
today. Some storms could be severe and contain heavy rain, high winds,
and hail.
Temps really pull back tomorrow with highs only in the mid and upper
80s. Even a better chance of storms.
Highs will still be in the low an mid 90s this week. They will be less
humid highs until Thursday. A front will approach this weekend and
knock temps down again by next Sunday.
All for now!
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Saturday, July 23, 2011
Hot! There is a better chance of thunderstorms
So the heat continues. The only help we have had is that rain and thunderstorms have given some cooler clouds.Scattered showers and storms will again be possible today. We could see some local severe and local flooding as well in the storms. The hot weather will persist tomorrow, but again, with some clouds and rain chances will cool the temps some.
The same situation Monday. So temps will be more in the low and mid 90s north and mid and upper 90s.
More later!
The same situation Monday. So temps will be more in the low and mid 90s north and mid and upper 90s.
More later!
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Not much time - HOT and staying that way
Just be careful. Stay cool indoors. You get the idea if you step outside. Air Quality and temperatures are bad.
This is the repeat record that will play today, tomorrow, Saturday and even into next week!
Not a lot more to say!
Relief will truly arrive and knock temps to normal the 25th into the 26th time frame!
All for now!
This is the repeat record that will play today, tomorrow, Saturday and even into next week!
Not a lot more to say!
Relief will truly arrive and knock temps to normal the 25th into the 26th time frame!
All for now!
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Hazy Hot and Humid as it gets in the Mid Atlantic! When will we get a break?
Already steamy out there and temps are to peak around 95 degrees or so with Heat Index values topping out between 100 to 105. Temps will cool to the mid an upper 70s with heat indexes staying in the 80s overnight. An excessive Heat Watch which will turn to a warning tomorrow afternoon and will last until Saturday evening. Temps will hit near 100 tomorrow, 100 to 104 Friday, and around 100 to 104 Saturday. Heat Index values will be in the 110 - 115 range at their max and only in the mid 80s at best for lows! Now that is nothing to take lightly. Heat kills and already has quite a bit due to this heat wave. Please stay indoors during the heat of the day, drink plenty of fluids, and make sure others are well cooled as well like the elderly and sick. Seems obvious but it is really important!
So when is the true break? Best that I can tell is somewhere towards mid week next week. Tuesday Highs will start coming down in the north to the upper 80s, but still mid an upper 90s in the south half of the region. Wednesday looks the same, but could be the breaking day where as next Thursday we see first real relief. Brutal week ahead! AC's will be cranking and electric bills soaring!
All for now!
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So when is the true break? Best that I can tell is somewhere towards mid week next week. Tuesday Highs will start coming down in the north to the upper 80s, but still mid an upper 90s in the south half of the region. Wednesday looks the same, but could be the breaking day where as next Thursday we see first real relief. Brutal week ahead! AC's will be cranking and electric bills soaring!
All for now!
RH Johnson HVAC can help in Northern VA - CALL HIM IMMEDIATELY if you have AC issues. http://rhjohnsonhvac.com
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Hot with a chance of severe - then brutally hot
The Storms Prediction Center (SPC) has highlighted southern VA and NC for a slight risk for severe today. The biggest threat will be Hail and Damaging winds. Hot conditions in the low and mid 90s with high dewpoints will make it feel close to 100. Still a small storm chances tomorrow with continued heat. The high pressure dome causing the heat will settle into the area and temps will jump another 5 to 8 degrees making 100 possible Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Some may see it Sunday as well. Temps will come down some due to storm threats Sunday and then a front may make it down by Tuesday which will knock temps back to normal. That is the way it looks now.
Tropical Storm Brett will accelerate NE and he peaked yesterday with winds around 65 mph then. He is down to about 50 mp this AM. Models pointing at another possible system early next week.
All for now!
Tropical Storm Brett will accelerate NE and he peaked yesterday with winds around 65 mph then. He is down to about 50 mp this AM. Models pointing at another possible system early next week.
All for now!
Monday, July 18, 2011
Dangerous Heat on the way - Maybe Thunderstorm today, Tomorrow, Wednesday
The Heat returns today with most seeing a low to mid 90s reading. Areas in PA. NY, NJ, and even MD may see some strong to severe storms later today.
Tomorrow a weak front will move across the VA, MD, DC area and may spawn some more strong showers and storms. It will still be hot and steamy with highs in the low and mid 90s.
Wednesday through Saturday look brutal. Highs will top out around 100 most of these days with heat index values Thursday, Friday, and Saturday topping the 110 degree mark and even a few coastal areas may see 115 to 120 Heat index readings! OPPRESSIVE.
Storms could make a return next Sunday and may be the step down in temps towards normal next week. I will have to watch and see if this happens or not. The Long Range forecasts still show Much Above to Above normal temperature outlooks. I am seeing some signs of a more normal heat outlook, but not certain at this time.
Tropical Storm Brett is slowly strengthening and will move NE and then East out to sea. The Bahamas will see the most effects from the storm as well as some high surf off the SE Coast of the US.
All for now!
Keep thanking RH Johnson HVAC for getting me ready for the heat! http://rhjohnsonhvac.com
Tomorrow a weak front will move across the VA, MD, DC area and may spawn some more strong showers and storms. It will still be hot and steamy with highs in the low and mid 90s.
Wednesday through Saturday look brutal. Highs will top out around 100 most of these days with heat index values Thursday, Friday, and Saturday topping the 110 degree mark and even a few coastal areas may see 115 to 120 Heat index readings! OPPRESSIVE.
Storms could make a return next Sunday and may be the step down in temps towards normal next week. I will have to watch and see if this happens or not. The Long Range forecasts still show Much Above to Above normal temperature outlooks. I am seeing some signs of a more normal heat outlook, but not certain at this time.
Tropical Storm Brett is slowly strengthening and will move NE and then East out to sea. The Bahamas will see the most effects from the storm as well as some high surf off the SE Coast of the US.
All for now!
Keep thanking RH Johnson HVAC for getting me ready for the heat! http://rhjohnsonhvac.com
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Here is comes! HOT WEATHER! 1 more day of ok!
I keep warning that it is coming and really is! A serious heat wave is on the way. Temps will jump above 90 tomorrow and be there at least through next weekend! Temps will start approaching 100+ Thursday through Sunday. I am not seeing a break in the heat the following week wither.
So I am not kidding that it is time to get your AC fixed if it is not. Drink plenty of fluids, Just be prepared!
Monday could feature strong to severe storms helping to break the heat a bit, but really no relief.
I mentioned that the tropics were not active and then, an invest was named and a circulation. It currently has a 20% chance of development but may have a better chance in a day or so. It is east of FL. I will watch.
All for now!
I do still recommend R.H. Johnson HVAC if you need help with the AC! http://rhjohnsonhvac.com
Saturday, July 16, 2011
2 more days and then a serious heat wave!
So, we are on the brink of another heat wave but have had some amazing days and will have a few more good days before it arrives. Heat will REALLY be bad this time. Much worse than last for the VA, MD, PA, NJ, DE area. Please make preparations now to get ready for serious heat. Heat Index and even actual temps will be at or above 100 from Wednesday on for Many!
Not much else to report!
Tropics look quiet. Maybe something to watch middle part of next week.
All for now!
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
What a relief - Building heat says it will not be too long of one
We have to enjoy the next several days of lower heat and humidity! I really am thankful we have it! It will not be long before we will see the sweltering heat in the central part of the nation come east and rival the heat we just had. That will be in full effect, probably by next Wednesday. We will, in the meantime, have a nice set of days with highs in the 80s and lower temps! Enjoy!
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Just plain HOT! AND Dangerous!
The temps will soar to near 100 degrees. The humidity will combine with the heat to send heat indexes into the 110s! This is NOT a day to stay outdoors. Get into cooling centers or help others to do so! A late day shower or storm MAY break the heat and with all the moist atmosphere around, some severe is possible.
The temps will still top out in the 90s tomorrow, but the humidity will definitely be less and going down through the day. The week into the weekend promises a great relief with highs headed back to the mid 80s and dewpoints being much lower.
Hang in there and stay cool!
All for now!
The temps will still top out in the 90s tomorrow, but the humidity will definitely be less and going down through the day. The week into the weekend promises a great relief with highs headed back to the mid 80s and dewpoints being much lower.
Hang in there and stay cool!
All for now!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Heat is coming, then somewhat nice!
After a somewhat less hot weekend. A return to the muggies is coming,
poor air quality, and temps approaching 100 Tuesday. Storms will
hopefully interrupt the heat Tuesday, especially up in the north but
the temps and humidity should make it feel like 100 even if the temps
do not make it.
poor air quality, and temps approaching 100 Tuesday. Storms will
hopefully interrupt the heat Tuesday, especially up in the north but
the temps and humidity should make it feel like 100 even if the temps
do not make it.
North: Temps will cool to much better an tolerable levels after a
frontal passage Tuesday. Mid 80s will be the rule into the weekend
from what I can tell.
Southern half of VA -. Similar, but the front does not clear until
Wednesday and one more day of temps around 90. Then Thursday and
Friday have temps in the mid 80s. Upper 80s by next weekend.
Further South in NC: Temps to 100 possible Tuesday and Wednesday with
storms Wednesday bringing Cooler mid and upper 80s into the weekend.
All for now.
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Sunday, June 26, 2011
Nice day with higher heat and humidity on the way!
The weekend has been awesome weather wise. It will end in the 80s for most today. Temps will start to rise with higher humidities tomorrow. Temps will soar into the 90s and stay there for Central and south VA and all of NC.
Storms chances will increase tomorrow, and last at least through Thursday. Isolated severe is always possible.
In the tropics a system that emerges in the Bay of Campache may be able to achieve tropical depression status before it could help drench parts of drought stricken Texas. Not so sure it can develop too much.
All for now!
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Some storms for Father's Day
Happy Father's day! My dad passed this year, but I have to say that it is my dad that fostered my love for weather! Listening to storms roll in on the back of our screened porch in Richmond is an awesome memory! Happy Father's day dad! We will have some storms today. The Storm Prediction Center has half the lower part of the state under a slight risk for severe. This will need to be monitored. Scattered storms today.
Things will heat up tomorrow until Thursday. A strong front should be coming into the area Thursday and Friday which will need to be monitored for Severe. This will cool temps from the low and mid 90s all week to low and mid 80s Friday into Saturday.
All for now.
Things will heat up tomorrow until Thursday. A strong front should be coming into the area Thursday and Friday which will need to be monitored for Severe. This will cool temps from the low and mid 90s all week to low and mid 80s Friday into Saturday.
All for now.
Friday, June 10, 2011
HOT weather continues
Life became hectic again so updates slowed. Sorry all. Temps continue
WAY above normal, but I see a break coming and, this time, that break
may last a week or so. Until then expect heat and hunidity with
afternoon showers and storms today, Saturday, and Sunday. Storms may
be severe so we will need to stay alert. Highs in the low and mid 90s
today, upper 80s north to mid 90s south Saturday and Sunday. Highs
will drop to around 80 North to the upper 80s south Monday as cooler
air settles in for a while. The Monday forecast should repeat through
Thursday of next week with drier air and high 80 to 85 north and 85 to
90 south.
WAY above normal, but I see a break coming and, this time, that break
may last a week or so. Until then expect heat and hunidity with
afternoon showers and storms today, Saturday, and Sunday. Storms may
be severe so we will need to stay alert. Highs in the low and mid 90s
today, upper 80s north to mid 90s south Saturday and Sunday. Highs
will drop to around 80 North to the upper 80s south Monday as cooler
air settles in for a while. The Monday forecast should repeat through
Thursday of next week with drier air and high 80 to 85 north and 85 to
90 south.
All for now.
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Thursday, June 02, 2011
Lower humidities and cooler north - slipping south tomorrow!
A front came through and dew points are dropping and temps feel
Comfortable, especially up here in Northern VA! Temps will drop into
the 40s and 50s for many tonight! That is news worth celebrating after
record highs and stifling humidities. Temps will be in the mid 80s
north but still 90 to 95 south half of VA and into NC.
Tomorrow highs will be 80 to 85 north and central areas, while NC
still sees upper 80s.
Comfortable, especially up here in Northern VA! Temps will drop into
the 40s and 50s for many tonight! That is news worth celebrating after
record highs and stifling humidities. Temps will be in the mid 80s
north but still 90 to 95 south half of VA and into NC.
Tomorrow highs will be 80 to 85 north and central areas, while NC
still sees upper 80s.
Mid 80s return north with mid and upper 80s central and around 90 south.
90s south and mid and upper 80s north on Sunday. That trend looks to
hold until Wednesday of next week.
All for now.
Of note: Tropics have an area of interest in the southwestern
Caribbean sea. Slow development is possible for this system.
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Wednesday, June 01, 2011
Strong to severe weather with heat!
So we will see temps again in the 90 to 95 degree range with strong to
severe storms later this afternoon. Temps will come down quite a bit
tomorrow but we will really notice the lower humidity. Temps will be
85 to 90. Temps in the 80 to 85 degree range for Friday and Saturday
looks nice. Highs will jump to upper 80s to low 90s Sunday with
another chance of storms.
severe storms later this afternoon. Temps will come down quite a bit
tomorrow but we will really notice the lower humidity. Temps will be
85 to 90. Temps in the 80 to 85 degree range for Friday and Saturday
looks nice. Highs will jump to upper 80s to low 90s Sunday with
another chance of storms.
Stay cool and stay alert for possible Severe.
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Monday, May 30, 2011
The First TRUE Heat wave! 90s most the week
It is not a hard forecast. HOT and staying that way the next 5 days. There *COULD* be a break Friday into Saturday, but then it looks to crank up again! Temps will be in the low to upper 90s today, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday area wide. The heat may subside somewhat for areas in PA, MD, and Northern VA, but we are now talking mid 80s for 2 days and then close to 90 again by next Sunday!
Storm chances - isolated today - isolated Wednesday and Thursday - highest chance now looks like next Sunday.
In PA, NJ the temps may be closer to 90 today and Wednesday and Thursday.
Still... I HATE THE HEAT! Stinks! Great pool weather! Horrible electric bill!
All for now!
Jimmy
Storm chances - isolated today - isolated Wednesday and Thursday - highest chance now looks like next Sunday.
In PA, NJ the temps may be closer to 90 today and Wednesday and Thursday.
Still... I HATE THE HEAT! Stinks! Great pool weather! Horrible electric bill!
All for now!
Jimmy
Sunday, May 29, 2011
SIMPLY HOT! But how hot will it get?
So we have great pool weather, but not good for my electric bill which is going UP with the AC running! The temps will be upper 80s to mid 90s today and in the mid and upper 90s next 2 days! We will likely see a few 100 degree marks met too! Just plain hot and it is too early for this!
We have to hold on until Friday when temps will drop! Highs at that time will drop to around 80 north and in the mid 80s south!
There may be a chance of storms Wednesday and Thursday as a front comes through. Next weekend looks delightful.
All for now.
We have to hold on until Friday when temps will drop! Highs at that time will drop to around 80 north and in the mid 80s south!
There may be a chance of storms Wednesday and Thursday as a front comes through. Next weekend looks delightful.
All for now.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Another sticky day with thunderstorms
More showers and storms are likely today and these will stretch further east than the ones from yesterday. the SPC has highlighted northern VA, MD, East PA, NJ, and NY in a slight risk for severe. Winds and large hail are possible along with an isolated tornado threat.
Highs will be in the mid and upper 80s.
A chance of storms overnight and into the morning for most eastern areas, but pretty much a drying out later tomorrow. Highs on the mid and upper 80s again.
Sunday through Tuesday look like a summertime forecast! Highs in the low and mid 90s. A chance of an afternoon shower or storm, especially in the mountains and right along the coast.
By Wednesday a cold front will approach and supply another chance of storms. Still hot upper 80s to mid 90s.
Thursday temps will lower to the mid and upper 80s again.
All for now!
Highs will be in the mid and upper 80s.
A chance of storms overnight and into the morning for most eastern areas, but pretty much a drying out later tomorrow. Highs on the mid and upper 80s again.
Sunday through Tuesday look like a summertime forecast! Highs in the low and mid 90s. A chance of an afternoon shower or storm, especially in the mountains and right along the coast.
By Wednesday a cold front will approach and supply another chance of storms. Still hot upper 80s to mid 90s.
Thursday temps will lower to the mid and upper 80s again.
All for now!
Thursday, May 26, 2011
SEVERE OVERNIGHT AHEAD!!!
A severe threat will continue and shift east overnight for PA, MD, DC, NY, NJ, DE, NC, SC.
Please stay alert. Check on radio batteries and your Noaa Alert radios! Set up cell phones or whatever you can to heed warnings!
Threats will include High Winds, Hail, and Tornadoes. Threat is even higher in PA.
Please take the time to be cautious of the outcome.
All for now!
Jimmy
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Please stay alert. Check on radio batteries and your Noaa Alert radios! Set up cell phones or whatever you can to heed warnings!
Threats will include High Winds, Hail, and Tornadoes. Threat is even higher in PA.
Please take the time to be cautious of the outcome.
All for now!
Jimmy
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Heat and stickiness continue with Severe Threat
You would think it was summer! It will be in the upper 80s to around 90 today with a risk of storms, especially in the mountains and spilling eastward late today or tonight. The SPC has outlined areas west of I-95 for possible severe http://bit.ly/lmMceg . The biggest threats are hail and high winds, but there is a tornado threat as well. Please stay tuned to news and radio outlets and that may need to continue overnight and into tomorrow as well.
Temps are a bit cooler tomorrow with an increased chance of showers and storms, some of which could also be severe. Temps in the low and mid 80s tomorrow.
Hotter weekend and Memorial day! Highs will be mid and upper 80s Saturday with still a chance of a storm, and then 90 to possibly 95 Monday! Great pool weather! Of course, that much heat could cause a thunderstorm to pop, but chances are fairly low. This forecast holds for Tuesday as well and then Wednesday we have a better chance of showers and storms.
Sticky weather! I hate it! Good pool weather though!
All for now!
Temps are a bit cooler tomorrow with an increased chance of showers and storms, some of which could also be severe. Temps in the low and mid 80s tomorrow.
Hotter weekend and Memorial day! Highs will be mid and upper 80s Saturday with still a chance of a storm, and then 90 to possibly 95 Monday! Great pool weather! Of course, that much heat could cause a thunderstorm to pop, but chances are fairly low. This forecast holds for Tuesday as well and then Wednesday we have a better chance of showers and storms.
Sticky weather! I hate it! Good pool weather though!
All for now!
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Stickiness with thunderstorm chances continuing - some severe
Well, how did you like the weather yesterday? Today will be the same! My meteorology professor liked to mention how accurate Benjamin Franklin was in predicting the weather. His forecast would say, whatever happened yesterday will happen today. Well, in this case, it is likely to be just like yesterday with a few more clouds. Afternoon showers and storms with some becoming severe.
How about making a copy of that for the next 3 days - OK - seems like the redundant forecast will continue! Then maybe a few more degrees cooler Friday and through the weekend!. My kids and I like the warming the pool is getting! Of note, the higher temps and lower chances of rain for Thursday and through the weekend for the southern half of VA and NC.
Temps for Northern VA, MD, DC, and PA - mid and upper 80s through Thursday and then low to mid 80s this weekend.
Temps for the Southern half of VA and NC will be low 90s through Thursday and then around 90 all weekend.
Summery pattern!
Again, heartfelt prayers to Joplin and all those who lost lives, homes, and all they had. Truly sad.
Of note, there is a High risk of severe in OK, and southern NE. It is going to be another rough day for them!
All for now!
How about making a copy of that for the next 3 days - OK - seems like the redundant forecast will continue! Then maybe a few more degrees cooler Friday and through the weekend!. My kids and I like the warming the pool is getting! Of note, the higher temps and lower chances of rain for Thursday and through the weekend for the southern half of VA and NC.
Temps for Northern VA, MD, DC, and PA - mid and upper 80s through Thursday and then low to mid 80s this weekend.
Temps for the Southern half of VA and NC will be low 90s through Thursday and then around 90 all weekend.
Summery pattern!
Again, heartfelt prayers to Joplin and all those who lost lives, homes, and all they had. Truly sad.
Of note, there is a High risk of severe in OK, and southern NE. It is going to be another rough day for them!
All for now!
Monday, May 23, 2011
A Sticky Summerlike pattern!
Welcome to the sticky hazy, hot, and humid days of .. Spring! Well, it
will feel summer-like with a daily chance of storms and highs pretty
much mid 80s to around 90. The next three days may also feature severe
storms with wind and hail being the biggest threat.
will feel summer-like with a daily chance of storms and highs pretty
much mid 80s to around 90. The next three days may also feature severe
storms with wind and hail being the biggest threat.
Easy forecast then. Very warm to hot all week, chances of afternoon
and evening storms daily. Today through, at least, Wednesday, there
is a chance for Severe weather.
Heatfelt prayers to Joplin, MO. Very sad with the huge tornado that
destroyed homes and lives!
All for now.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Flooding again possible north - warm and drier air on the way
The pesky upper level low pressure that has taken days to clear the region will rotate more energy through Northern VA, MD, DC, DE, NJ, and PA today and tomorrow. With so much rain in these storms and a wet ground, flood watches are again posted to the region. Some localized flooding has been occurring so please be careful. Localized severe weather is also possible. This was true out in spots yesterday and even captured in Loudoun County VA where this video was captured http://wj.la/lS7MiU- Temps in the mid and upper 70s today.
Tomorrow will again feature the chance of rain but the chances will have begun to decrease in Northern VA, DC, and MD. However, in PA, DE, and NJ showers still look likely. Temps again in the mid and upper 70s.
Saturday will be the first dry forecast in a while. Temps will rise to the 80 - 85 degree mark and it will be a bit sticky. Shoot, only a week away from the pool opening in many areas so we need some warmth! Sunday will be about the same but a late day or evening storm cannot be ruled out.
Monday will continue the warmth of the 80s and that looks to last through Wednesday. There will be a threat of a late day or evening shower or storm Monday and Tuesday.
All for now!
Tomorrow will again feature the chance of rain but the chances will have begun to decrease in Northern VA, DC, and MD. However, in PA, DE, and NJ showers still look likely. Temps again in the mid and upper 70s.
Saturday will be the first dry forecast in a while. Temps will rise to the 80 - 85 degree mark and it will be a bit sticky. Shoot, only a week away from the pool opening in many areas so we need some warmth! Sunday will be about the same but a late day or evening storm cannot be ruled out.
Monday will continue the warmth of the 80s and that looks to last through Wednesday. There will be a threat of a late day or evening shower or storm Monday and Tuesday.
All for now!
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Heavy rain possible - summer weather coming
Yesterday and today it is all about Location. If a convergence area
sets up over yours you are likely to get flooding rains. Otherwise,
scattered showers will continue to dump very heavy localized rain.
Remember in floods the motto is "Turn around, don't drown!" Do not
drive through flooded areas. Temps remain in the low 70s north.
sets up over yours you are likely to get flooding rains. Otherwise,
scattered showers will continue to dump very heavy localized rain.
Remember in floods the motto is "Turn around, don't drown!" Do not
drive through flooded areas. Temps remain in the low 70s north.
Wednesday and Thursday continue with shower and storm threats and
temps in the 70s north. Things look to be drier starting Friday and
into the weekend.
Of note, less concentrated rain and storms southern areas with much
lowe chances and temps bumping to near mid 70s today near 80 tomorrow
and in the lower 80s Thursday and Friday. Rain chances do increase
Thursday in the south.
This weekend will see less clouds and warm to Hot summer like temps
return! Highs in the low and mid 80s Saturday will be mid and upper
80s Sunday and it will rather humid.
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Wet and gloomy! Water tables high could mean floods!
We will see more showers and storms today. Some storms could end up severe and the Storm Prediction Center has outlined eastern areas for a slight risk of severe. We will have to watch. with so much rain in these storms, localized flooding is definitely possible! Biggest threat today will be high winds and hail. Temps will top out in the mid and upper 70s.
The system in this region is just not moving. It leaves us unsettled the rest of the week. Showers will be possible through Thursday. Temps appear to be between 65 and 70 in the north and mid 70s southern half of VA, and mid and upper 70s in NC.
More later!
The system in this region is just not moving. It leaves us unsettled the rest of the week. Showers will be possible through Thursday. Temps appear to be between 65 and 70 in the north and mid 70s southern half of VA, and mid and upper 70s in NC.
More later!
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Enjoy the weather - wet weekend into early next week
We will see a continuation of nice weather. Yesterdays Convective
storm complex caused a long path of severe weather and heavy rain. I
saw the possibility, but had one of those days where I had no time to
really update.
storm complex caused a long path of severe weather and heavy rain. I
saw the possibility, but had one of those days where I had no time to
really update.
Today and tomorrow look nice with highs mid 70s to mid 80s.
Friday increasing clouds and temps about the same. Showers and storms
will start to enter the forecast out west and Southern areas.
Storm and rain threats will be area wide Saturday and Sunday... Even
Monday and Tuesday. By Saturday temps will cool to the lower 70s at
best north and upper 70s South.
The rain over the weekend and into early next week could be heavy at
times and pose a flood threat for some. More to come on this.
All for now.
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Monday, May 09, 2011
Awesome stretch of weather. Wet end of week
The weather will truly be beautiful today through Thursday, although
the western areas may see some wet weather late Thursday. Temps will
be in the 70s and it will be just beautiful. There *COULD* be some
perfect weather spoiler showers in the Blue Ridge and West later
Tuesday.
the western areas may see some wet weather late Thursday. Temps will
be in the 70s and it will be just beautiful. There *COULD* be some
perfect weather spoiler showers in the Blue Ridge and West later
Tuesday.
Thursday night into Friday a front will approach and try and pass
through the area. It is looking like it may hang up in the area and
that could mean a showery weekend.
All for now.
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Saturday, May 07, 2011
Sunny weather - Showers for mom! Nice early next week!
Nicest day of the weekend! Highs will be in the 70s and sunshine a plenty. That will be after the thick fog burns off in NC and Southern VA.
Tomorrow, partly to mostly cloudy skies at time may yield to afternoon showers and storms. Highs again will be in the 70s.
Monday through Wednesday look like carbon copied of each other with dry and sunny skies and temps in the 70s.
Thursday we will need to watch the evolution of a storm system as we could have showers and storms and some strong storms and very heavy rains could be shaping up Thursday into Friday.
All for now!
Tomorrow, partly to mostly cloudy skies at time may yield to afternoon showers and storms. Highs again will be in the 70s.
Monday through Wednesday look like carbon copied of each other with dry and sunny skies and temps in the 70s.
Thursday we will need to watch the evolution of a storm system as we could have showers and storms and some strong storms and very heavy rains could be shaping up Thursday into Friday.
All for now!
Friday, May 06, 2011
Nice day with some afternoon clouds/showers
Today will be nice with highs in the 70s. There will be a chance of scattered showers and storms this afternoon with more cloudy skies.
Tomorrow will be sunny and pleasant, one of the better weekend days we have had! Highs in the 70s!
Sunday will be nice temperature wise, again in the 70s, but a chance of showers and storms will be there for Mother's day.
Monday will be nice again with sun and highs in the 70s!
Monday through Wednesday looks great with highs 70s and dry conditions for the most part. There may be a shower or storm in the North Wednesday!
Nice set of days ahead!
All for now!
Jimmy
Tomorrow will be sunny and pleasant, one of the better weekend days we have had! Highs in the 70s!
Sunday will be nice temperature wise, again in the 70s, but a chance of showers and storms will be there for Mother's day.
Monday will be nice again with sun and highs in the 70s!
Monday through Wednesday looks great with highs 70s and dry conditions for the most part. There may be a shower or storm in the North Wednesday!
Nice set of days ahead!
All for now!
Jimmy
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Rain likely today and cool. Some sun later. Sun tomorrow
What a difference a day makes! Temps are very cool today compared to
the 80s of yesterday. Rain chances will continue through mid day with
highs in the 50s north and lower 60's south. Cool to cold overnight
with lows down to the 30s in the mountains and low and mid 40s for
most. Seasonally mild 60s tomorrow and upper 60s to low 70s Friday. A
chance of some showers north on Friday.
the 80s of yesterday. Rain chances will continue through mid day with
highs in the 50s north and lower 60's south. Cool to cold overnight
with lows down to the 30s in the mountains and low and mid 40s for
most. Seasonally mild 60s tomorrow and upper 60s to low 70s Friday. A
chance of some showers north on Friday.
Temps will remain in the upper 60s to low 70s through Monday. A chance
of showers and storms for Saturday Night and Sunday area wide.
All for now!
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Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Severe Weather
Weather has started to become severe. Central PA is seeing quite a lot of severe activity and more should increase this evening as teh strong cold front advances. Tonight's risk will be high winds and hail, but an isolated tornado is also possible.
Be careful and stay alert!
Be careful and stay alert!
Monday, May 02, 2011
Proud to be an American!! Few am showers. Warmer by afternoon
Hats off and a grateful attitude to those in service! Thanks for
keeping us safe and ridding the world of those who would harm us! Way
to go!
keeping us safe and ridding the world of those who would harm us! Way
to go!
Some showers will be around this morning and maybe a few this
afternoon. Showers will be widely scattered. Highs will be 70s north
and around 80 south.
Tomorrow there may be a morning shower. Highs will be in the 80s.
Afternoon showers and thunderstorms will persist into the evening and
some could be severe. The Severe Storms Prediction Center has outlined
the areas closer to the mountains with a slight risk of severe.
http://dlvr.it/QMMkx
Showers could persist north early, and through mid day south
Wednesday. Much cooler 60s area wide.
Mild and dry Thursday with mid 60s to mid 70s
Friday could have some showers north but mild mid 60s to mid 70s persisting.
Dry Saturday with highs 70 to 80.
Another chance of a shower Sunday.
All for now!
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
SEVERE WEATHER GRIPPING THE REGION
Severe storms with tornadoes and warnings are popping up in clusters in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. Watches have been updated and expanded. This is a night of Hyper Vigilance and deserves your attention! THIS IS A serious threat. Please stay tuned to TV and News outlets! In a Tornado Warning it means that radar has indicated a storm capable of a tornado or a tornado was reported.
Nationwide this is one of the worst tornado and severe outbreaks that I have ever seen. Warnings are flying all over the place. Heed all warnings and do not try and view the storms.
Tornado watches have been extended to 2am for many areas!
STAY ALERT!
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Warm with more Severe storm chances
Another warm day and almost an identical set up. 80s and muggy
conditions. Afternoon and evening storms could be severe again with
high winds being the main threat. Chances will be highest to the west.
conditions. Afternoon and evening storms could be severe again with
high winds being the main threat. Chances will be highest to the west.
Tonight will be busy with a strong front approaching the severe threat
will increase through the night. Tonights threats will include a
chance for Tornadoes as well as high winds and very heavy rains. Rains
could cause some flooding so be alert!
Rain will be ongoing in the morning but ending by mid day along and
west of I-95 and by evening east of I-95.
Cool dry day Friday and warming but dry Saturday and Sunday in store!
Temps
80s today
Upper 60s low 70s tonight and Thursday
Mid 60s to low 70s Friday
70s noth to low 80s South Saturday
Low to mid 80s Sunday
All for now!
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Another very warm day with a storm threat
Today we will again see summer like warmth and humidity with a chance
of showers and storms later in the day. Some storms could again be
severe with high winds being the most likely risk. Highs will be low
to mid 80s North and mid to upper 80s south!
of showers and storms later in the day. Some storms could again be
severe with high winds being the most likely risk. Highs will be low
to mid 80s North and mid to upper 80s south!
Any storms will wind down this evening and a muggy night will be had.
Tomorrow will be a copy of today but a better chance os storms late in
the day. A more probable Severe weather outbreak could occur late in
the day or evening for folks out west and that will spread east
overnight.
Wednesday night into Thursday could be one of the more severe periods
this year. Storms with high winds, possible tornadoes, and hail could
be a significant threat. Please stay alert of this! There will also be
the threat of flash flooding which will need to be monitored.
Thursday's rain and storms will end mid day in the west and late day
east. Highs 60s west and 70s east.
Again, a beautiful weekend is in store with 70s common and even some 80s south!
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Increased Risk for Severe Storms Wednesday
The set up, on Models, shows a risk for severe including tornadoes! This looks like a serious threat and should be monitored the next few days!
All for now!
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All for now!
Mentioned my friend's web site by name and got the URL wrong! http://theaerationcorps.com is the URL. His lawn equipment tune up business is http://in-tunenation.com
Hello summer warmth and humidity! Storms too!
It is a very humid morning for many with fog in the wake of yesterday's downpours. We are all going to see the 80s today, even upper 80s in the southern half of VA and in NC. Pop up showers and storms will be possible and an isolated severe storm is also possible. The Severe threat is a little higher in PA than in MD and VA or NC today. Storms are more likely North VA, DC, MD, and especially in PA than in southern VA or NC.
Tomorrow will be almost a repeat, but a slightly higher chance of a storm.
Wednesday will see highs continue in the 80s and again the chance of storms. That chance will increase in the evening and overnight and some storms in the west may be severe.
Widespread showers and storms will be possible Thursday, but these will be ending west to east as the front moves through. As of now, west of I-95 should clear by noon and east by later in the day. Severe storms will be a possibility as the front is rather strong. Cooler air in the 70s will follow.
Friday and Saturday look nice and in the 70s south and upper 60s north. May be the first all dry Friday, Saturday, and Sunday we have seen in a while!
All for now!
Tomorrow will be almost a repeat, but a slightly higher chance of a storm.
Wednesday will see highs continue in the 80s and again the chance of storms. That chance will increase in the evening and overnight and some storms in the west may be severe.
Widespread showers and storms will be possible Thursday, but these will be ending west to east as the front moves through. As of now, west of I-95 should clear by noon and east by later in the day. Severe storms will be a possibility as the front is rather strong. Cooler air in the 70s will follow.
Friday and Saturday look nice and in the 70s south and upper 60s north. May be the first all dry Friday, Saturday, and Sunday we have seen in a while!
All for now!
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Nice Warm Spring days with Thunderstorms in the forecast - Some may be severe
Happy Easter!
Today does not look bad at all! A sunny day for the most part but the northern third of Virginia, Maryland, and definitely up into Pennsylvania will need to watch for storms. The instability will be enhanced by the stationary front up in PA. The Severe Storms Prediction Center (SPC) has outlined these regions for Slight Risk of severe with the biggest threat winds, but isolated hail and even an isolated tornado is not out of the question. http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
80s will be the predominant temperature with a challenge being when storms will be more likely. This is again looking to be a very severe week for the Midwest and Eastern Plains. There will be multiple days of very heavy rains and thunderstorms. These storms could prove severe with damaging winds and even tornado threats here as the front and the associated storm complexes come over the region. We will have a lot to watch especially Wednesday into Thursday.
I think that hits the big events this week. More details to come!
All for now!
Today does not look bad at all! A sunny day for the most part but the northern third of Virginia, Maryland, and definitely up into Pennsylvania will need to watch for storms. The instability will be enhanced by the stationary front up in PA. The Severe Storms Prediction Center (SPC) has outlined these regions for Slight Risk of severe with the biggest threat winds, but isolated hail and even an isolated tornado is not out of the question. http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
80s will be the predominant temperature with a challenge being when storms will be more likely. This is again looking to be a very severe week for the Midwest and Eastern Plains. There will be multiple days of very heavy rains and thunderstorms. These storms could prove severe with damaging winds and even tornado threats here as the front and the associated storm complexes come over the region. We will have a lot to watch especially Wednesday into Thursday.
I think that hits the big events this week. More details to come!
All for now!
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Nice warm spring weather with some rain and thunder chances
Today will be very nice. Northern VA and MD could see some showers and/or a storm today, but overall the day looks dry and the temps will be nice. Expect mid 70s north and low to mid 80s south!
Tomorrow will be very warm. Temps will soar to the 80s area wide, including some mid and upper 80s southern VA and NC. There is a risk of thunderstorms in the afternoon and some could be severe. This will not be the same coverage or intensity of the last round of storms, but gusty winds will be the primary threat.
Thursday looks nice, but cooler. Highs will reach the low and mid 60s north, about 70 southern VA and in the mid 70s in North Carolina. NC could have some showers and storm Thursday and Thursday night.
The threat of rain returns Friday with showers likely north and showers possible south.
Unsettled weather appears to persist for the weekend. Showers and even thunderstorms are possible both days. Highs will be in the upper 60s north and mid an upper 70s south.
All for now.
Tomorrow will be very warm. Temps will soar to the 80s area wide, including some mid and upper 80s southern VA and NC. There is a risk of thunderstorms in the afternoon and some could be severe. This will not be the same coverage or intensity of the last round of storms, but gusty winds will be the primary threat.
Thursday looks nice, but cooler. Highs will reach the low and mid 60s north, about 70 southern VA and in the mid 70s in North Carolina. NC could have some showers and storm Thursday and Thursday night.
The threat of rain returns Friday with showers likely north and showers possible south.
Unsettled weather appears to persist for the weekend. Showers and even thunderstorms are possible both days. Highs will be in the upper 60s north and mid an upper 70s south.
All for now.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Nice Monday! Shower and storm threats return! Unsettled and tough pattern
Today:
Beautiful. Pollen count should be VERY high! Some breezes but nothing like yesterday! Temps will be in the 70s area
Beautiful. Pollen count should be VERY high! Some breezes but nothing like yesterday! Temps will be in the 70s area
wide! There MAY be a shower or 2 in the Northern areas.
Tuesday:
In Northern VA and MD - Tomorrow morning there will be a chance of showers then a break and afternoon showers and storms are possible. Highs in the 70s
Southern half of VA and NC - nice again with highs approaching 80 in south VA and in the 80s in NC.
Wednesday:
Warm area wide with highs in the 80s
Northern VA and MD: Chance of Showers and storms. Some could be severe.
Southern Half of VA and NC: Will be warm with some chance of storms, but likely not until later in the evening. Highs will be in the mid 80s.
Later in the week may be dry Thursday and then returning chances of showers and storms this coming weekend.
All for now.
Tuesday:
In Northern VA and MD - Tomorrow morning there will be a chance of showers then a break and afternoon showers and storms are possible. Highs in the 70s
Southern half of VA and NC - nice again with highs approaching 80 in south VA and in the 80s in NC.
Wednesday:
Warm area wide with highs in the 80s
Northern VA and MD: Chance of Showers and storms. Some could be severe.
Southern Half of VA and NC: Will be warm with some chance of storms, but likely not until later in the evening. Highs will be in the mid 80s.
Later in the week may be dry Thursday and then returning chances of showers and storms this coming weekend.
All for now.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Severe Weather Alert!
There is a threat of severe weather today as a strong front comes through the area. Today will feature Gusty Wind, Heavy rain, Severe Thunderstorms, and there is a risk of some Tornadoes. The heavy rain has already been fairly heavy with .75 to as much as an inch in the SW part of the state. Rain, generally 1 - 2 inches, will also be likely, with some seeing between 2 and 3 inches in the SW part of the state. Heavy rains in thunderstorms could cause flash flooding rains.
As the the thunderstorms move through, there will be the threat of high winds, hail, and even tornadoes. The threat is especially high in SE VA, North Carolina, and South Carolina. These areas are even highlighted by the Severe Storms Prediction Center with a moderate risk for Severe Weather! Again, High Winds, Hail, and possible Tornadoes are outlined for this region http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
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All for now!
As the the thunderstorms move through, there will be the threat of high winds, hail, and even tornadoes. The threat is especially high in SE VA, North Carolina, and South Carolina. These areas are even highlighted by the Severe Storms Prediction Center with a moderate risk for Severe Weather! Again, High Winds, Hail, and possible Tornadoes are outlined for this region http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
As a help to a friend wanted to mention it is that time of year for Aeration and his company will help you in Central and Eastern Loudoun VA as well as Western Fairfax (http://aerationcorps.com). He is also an awesome lawn equipment repair company as well so just ask him if you need your mower tuned up or fixed!
All for now!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Cool day with rain winding down SW to NE
Upper level low is SLOW to move! Rain will slowly wind down from SW to NE. Some places were rocked with a lot of rain, while others did not see too much. Bu later today clouds will break up starting in the SW and moving NE as well. Tomorrow and Friday look nicer with dry conditions, but Saturday should be a real soaker with 1 to 3" of rain possible! Temps today, 50s N and 60s S. Thursday, Upper 60s N and 70s S. Friday, Mid 60s N and low 70s south. Saturday: About 60 N and mid 60s south.
Will need to watch Saturday for a Flood threat.
All for now!
Will need to watch Saturday for a Flood threat.
All for now!
Monday, April 11, 2011
Severe threat diminishing East of i-81
Things are not looking too severe right now. Will need to watch for
some strong storms but most energy potential has been used up.
some strong storms but most energy potential has been used up.
Much colder tomorrow now with a lot of rain. Highs 40s and 50s now
predicted for north and low 60s south.
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Clouds will break free to warm sunny, breezy skies later today. Severe threat!
Very warm to hot day on tap with very warm southerly winds ushering in
warm moist air. This will set the stage for strong to potentially
severe storms late this evening and overnight. Temps will cool to more
seasonal tomorrow with upper 50s to lower 60s north, upper 60s to
lower 70s southern half of VA and NC. Temps will hold about the same
Wednesday and warm to upper 60s and lower 70s Northern VA and MD by
Thursday, but temps the same for Southern VA and NC.
warm moist air. This will set the stage for strong to potentially
severe storms late this evening and overnight. Temps will cool to more
seasonal tomorrow with upper 50s to lower 60s north, upper 60s to
lower 70s southern half of VA and NC. Temps will hold about the same
Wednesday and warm to upper 60s and lower 70s Northern VA and MD by
Thursday, but temps the same for Southern VA and NC.
Next chance of rain will be Friday Night into Saturday.
All for now. Updates on severe threat later.
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Saturday, April 09, 2011
Cool day north, with increasing warm weather tomorrow
Crazy weather in SW VA with reports of damage from a likely tornado in Pulaski county.
We will see a cool drizzly day mainly East and Northern VA.
Tomorrow the sun comes out and warms the whole area.
We will have to watch Monday for Severe potential. Temps will soar to the 80s!
All for now!
We will see a cool drizzly day mainly East and Northern VA.
Tomorrow the sun comes out and warms the whole area.
We will have to watch Monday for Severe potential. Temps will soar to the 80s!
All for now!
Friday, April 08, 2011
Severe threat high and temps near 90 Monday
A lot to watch.
First things first! Cold and Damp for many in DC MD and VA tomorrow
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Monday, April 04, 2011
Nice warm breezy sunny day! Storms tonight
The weather for spring is warm and nice today! We have breezy
conditions which will cause some fire risk in the sw part of VA and
NC. Temps will soar to the mid and upper 70s north and mid 80s south!
Showers and thunderstorms will start arriving in the west later this
afternoon or this evening. Some storms will approach strong to severe
limits. Wind would be the primary concern. Storms could be ongoing in
the morning and may still approach severe limits in SE VA and East NC
so the Severe Storms Prediction Center (SPC) has highlighted these
areas for slight risk tomorrow.
conditions which will cause some fire risk in the sw part of VA and
NC. Temps will soar to the mid and upper 70s north and mid 80s south!
Showers and thunderstorms will start arriving in the west later this
afternoon or this evening. Some storms will approach strong to severe
limits. Wind would be the primary concern. Storms could be ongoing in
the morning and may still approach severe limits in SE VA and East NC
so the Severe Storms Prediction Center (SPC) has highlighted these
areas for slight risk tomorrow.
After morning rain and storms the region will dry out from West to
East and be brteezy and mich cooler. Highs will be in the 50s to near
60 for most.
Rest of the week looks above normal temps with highs in the 65 to 70
degree range north and 75 to 80 degrees range south.
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Sunday, April 03, 2011
Spring Time to make a return|Warmer and Thunderstorms!
So we finally have a sunny day on tap after quite a string of cloudy days with rain, snow, and even a bit of hail yesterday. I mentioned yesterday morning on http://twitter.com/midatlanticwx that there was a chance of hail yesterday, but was unable to update the main blog with the information so hopefully not too many were caught of guard! Today will be nice and sunny. Highs will be in the mid and upper 50s north and the mid and upper 60s in the southern areas. Tonight a warm front will slide through the region and may spark a few showers in the region, but it will deliver its warmer air, with highs tomorrow from the mid 70s north to the mid 80s south. Tomorrow will become very breezy as well with strong southerly winds that will be advecting all that warm and moist air into the region. East of the mountains it looks dry too, but, by late in the day showers and storms could be knocking on the mountain's doorstep.
Severe Weather Threat - not that high: The front coming through Monday night into Tuesday morning is strong and a round of showers and strong to severe storms does look probable. The only help will be that they will be coming through during the overnight which will be cooler and thus less fuel for the storms. So, as of now, the Severe Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has not outlined the region for severe, but I suspect that parts of the area will be added over time. The main threat will end up being winds, but isolated tornadoes also seem possible.
Temps will then retreat back for a day to the levels we will see today but then recover to nice Spring 60s and 70s. The next chance of significant weather will be next Saturday, but it is hard to say how strong this system will be.
All for now.
Severe Weather Threat - not that high: The front coming through Monday night into Tuesday morning is strong and a round of showers and strong to severe storms does look probable. The only help will be that they will be coming through during the overnight which will be cooler and thus less fuel for the storms. So, as of now, the Severe Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has not outlined the region for severe, but I suspect that parts of the area will be added over time. The main threat will end up being winds, but isolated tornadoes also seem possible.
Temps will then retreat back for a day to the levels we will see today but then recover to nice Spring 60s and 70s. The next chance of significant weather will be next Saturday, but it is hard to say how strong this system will be.
All for now.
Friday, April 01, 2011
Dreary weather breaking down,but then #severe threat!
The weather will try and improve the next 24 hours and it will with the rain and drizzle becoming much more scattered in the south and rain slowly winding down in the north. The trough causing the cold and dampness will still slide another disturbance through overnight with some showers of rain and even some snow in the higher elevations and northern areas. Saturday will remain cloudy with just spotty showers possible and highs will warm to the mid 50s North to mid 60s South. Things will improve nicely on Sunday with highs in the mid and upper 50s north and mid and upper 60s south. A warm front will come through Sunday Night into Monday and temps will bounce another 10 degrees with highs mid 60s North to Mid 70s south. Some showers will be likely Sunday Night, Monday and Monday Night. As the atmosphere becomes more unstable Tuesday the opportunity is there for heavy rains, with Flash Flooding possible, and Severe Storms! We will need to watch Tuesday.
Temps will then bump back down to Mid 50s north to Mid 60s south Wednesday under clearing skies. Sunny and Milder upper 50s North to Low 70s south comes back Thursday.
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Temps will then bump back down to Mid 50s north to Mid 60s south Wednesday under clearing skies. Sunny and Milder upper 50s North to Low 70s south comes back Thursday.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Cold and Rainy- Mild and rainy to come!
The snow chance for anyone out of the higher elevations has really subsided. We look raw and cold the next several days with rain a good bet. Today, rain with possibly some snow or sleet at onset and highs upper 30s for the north with just cold and rain with highs in the mid to upper 40s south. In NC there may be some thunderstorms as well. Rain will taper off this evening. Tonight and tomorrow continue cool/cold with drizzle. More cold rain for Tomorrow night into Friday. Higher elevations may still see some snow, but rain is going to be the main event.
More later on the milder temps, but unsettled wetness into next week.
All for now!
More later on the milder temps, but unsettled wetness into next week.
All for now!
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Sun then clouds, rain, cool, and snow?!
We have an easy forecast today with sunny skies temps should top out
in the low 50s north and lower 60s in NC. Clouds will increase
overnight and bring Precip tomorrow! This could be some light snow in
the higher elevations and even a rain/snow mix of i-95 and west from
Frefericksburg north to Baltimore. This looks like a light event so
only the highest elevations should see real accumulations from this
and I would think 1 to 3" would be about it.
in the low 50s north and lower 60s in NC. Clouds will increase
overnight and bring Precip tomorrow! This could be some light snow in
the higher elevations and even a rain/snow mix of i-95 and west from
Frefericksburg north to Baltimore. This looks like a light event so
only the highest elevations should see real accumulations from this
and I would think 1 to 3" would be about it.
I am going to forego a later week specific forecast as I will be
wrong. As of now the mountain areas of VA, NC, MD and then a good part
of PA could get a good sized snow storm. It is *POSSIBLE* that snow
may make it into the immediate Piedmont and even a little further east
in far Northern VA and MD. This may be a very close call for i-95 and
west for MD and North VA but I would count on rain now and check back.
All for now.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Snow will wind down this morning!
Snow was sparse due to the very dry air mass. A few bands of heavier snow did occur along the MD lower southern shore. I am tracking totals at http://forum.midatlanticweather.com
Today we should clear some and most snow will melt. SW VA may again see a round of some snow and mix overnight.
I will update later today!
All for now!
Today we should clear some and most snow will melt. SW VA may again see a round of some snow and mix overnight.
I will update later today!
All for now!
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
Central VA South of DC and Just north of Richmond VA
Should see a mix of rain and snow this evening. Higher elevations could see up to an inch.
Do not be surprised to see some flakes early tonight.
All for now!
Jimmy
Do not be surprised to see some flakes early tonight.
All for now!
Jimmy
Where will the snow fly?
INITIAL THOUGHTs!
Tomorrow night snow will be heaviest across the state in a line from
Charlottesville to Fredericksburg to Salisbury, Md line. Accumulations
1 to 3 inches seems possible 30 miles either side of that line, but
along the coast just a coating to an inch. North of that area up to
the middle part of Maryland, a coating to 1 inch seems more likely
with some seeing as much as 2" in the southern part of this area. In
Southern part of the Appalachian Mts from Afton down SW to Tazewell
and 25 miles either side of this 2 to 4 inches with some 6 inch
amounts in higher elevations seems likely.
Tomorrow night snow will be heaviest across the state in a line from
Charlottesville to Fredericksburg to Salisbury, Md line. Accumulations
1 to 3 inches seems possible 30 miles either side of that line, but
along the coast just a coating to an inch. North of that area up to
the middle part of Maryland, a coating to 1 inch seems more likely
with some seeing as much as 2" in the southern part of this area. In
Southern part of the Appalachian Mts from Afton down SW to Tazewell
and 25 miles either side of this 2 to 4 inches with some 6 inch
amounts in higher elevations seems likely.
Few selected spots
Charlottesville; 2 inches
Fredericksburg: 2 inches
Washington DC/Dulles: 1 inch
Spotsylvania: 2 inches
Ashland: trace to an inch
Salisbury: 1 inch
Richmond: trace Sunday morning
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Chilly weather in store with snow in forecast!
Today:
We will have much chillier weather today as rain dissipates and some breaks in clouds appear later this morning.
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 40s
Mid(South half of VA): 50 - 55
South (NC) - 60 to 70
Tonight:
Much colder with clearing skies
LOWS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): mid to upper 20s
Mid(South half of VA): 32 - 39
South (NC) - 38 - 45
Friday:
Remaining cool/cold!
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 40s
Mid(South half of VA): 50 - 55
South (NC) - 55 - 65
Friday Night:
Some clouds by morning in the south - continued cold!
LOWS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): mid to upper 20s
Mid(South half of VA): 30 - 35
South (NC) - 38 - 42
Saturday:
Rain showers overspreading from the SW - Very cool/cold
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 40s
Mid(South half of VA): 50 - 55
South (NC) - 60 to 70
Saturday Night:
Snow possible north VA, MD, PA, especially in the Mountains. Cold rain elsewhere
LOWS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 30
Mid(South half of VA): 33 - 38
South (NC) - 40 - 45
Sunday:
Snow may continue into the morning and may mix back to and change to rain in the north with some white coating on grassy areas even a few inches in higher elevations. Cold rain elsewhere.
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 35 - 40
Mid(South half of VA): 43 - 48
South (NC) - 50 - 55
Extended:
Cool to cold conditions to continue with yet another unsettled period possible Tuesday into Wednesday with northern area snow possible!
Pattern should break down by next weekend and swing towards normal temps!
All for now!
We will have much chillier weather today as rain dissipates and some breaks in clouds appear later this morning.
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 40s
Mid(South half of VA): 50 - 55
South (NC) - 60 to 70
Tonight:
Much colder with clearing skies
LOWS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): mid to upper 20s
Mid(South half of VA): 32 - 39
South (NC) - 38 - 45
Friday:
Remaining cool/cold!
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 40s
Mid(South half of VA): 50 - 55
South (NC) - 55 - 65
Friday Night:
Some clouds by morning in the south - continued cold!
LOWS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): mid to upper 20s
Mid(South half of VA): 30 - 35
South (NC) - 38 - 42
Saturday:
Rain showers overspreading from the SW - Very cool/cold
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 40s
Mid(South half of VA): 50 - 55
South (NC) - 60 to 70
Saturday Night:
Snow possible north VA, MD, PA, especially in the Mountains. Cold rain elsewhere
LOWS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 30
Mid(South half of VA): 33 - 38
South (NC) - 40 - 45
Sunday:
Snow may continue into the morning and may mix back to and change to rain in the north with some white coating on grassy areas even a few inches in higher elevations. Cold rain elsewhere.
HIGHS:
North (North VA, DC, MD): 35 - 40
Mid(South half of VA): 43 - 48
South (NC) - 50 - 55
Extended:
Cool to cold conditions to continue with yet another unsettled period possible Tuesday into Wednesday with northern area snow possible!
Pattern should break down by next weekend and swing towards normal temps!
All for now!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
MD, DC, VA, NC, WV - Severe Weather Alert
We have a good chance of severe weather in the region this afternoon. The threat will include large hail and damaging winds.
There will be the threat of some tornadoes as well. Please check the severe weather center out on http://midatlanticweather.com/severe/sever.htm , follow tweets on http://twitter.com/breakingmawx , and stay tuned to news and weather outlets for watches and warnings.
Long range does show potential for Snow Saturday night! More to come on that!
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Rain Chances|Severe|Cold|Then Snow?
As for the severe yesterday, I am sorry I was not more in front of it. From the storm reports, it appears nothing was noted as severe despite the ominous look to the storms on radar.
Today: Mostly sunny early, and then more clouds and rain chances by later in the day and even thunderstorms possible for the southern half of VA down into NC
Tonight: Chance of thunder in the evening Southern half, and then showers area wide with lows in the 40s.
Wednesday: SPC has outlined the region for potential severe. This is especially true for SW VA and Western NC. The threat would be wind and hail, but isolated tornadoes are also possible. Highs in the 50s north with 60s and 70s to the south.
Wednesday night: Showers and some evening thunderstorms will come to an end. Temps will cool to the low 40s north and upper 40s to around 50 south.
Thursday: Sunny and cooler. Highs will be low 50s north to low 60s south.
Thursday Night: Temps will bottom out in the 20s north to upper 30s south.
Friday: Cool with highs around 50 north to mid and upper 50s south.
Saturday: Very cool to cold. Showers possible. Highs in the 40s north to low and mid 50s south.
Saturday Night: Showers, some mixing with snow possible, especially MD and Northern VA. Temps in the 30s.
Sunday: Showers of rain and still snow possible Northern VA and MD.
Longer range, yet another system may bring colder temps and some snow chances to the Northern areas Tuesday and Wednesday. Beyond this a breakdown in the cold seems likely with highs rebounding to more spring like.
All for now!
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Today: Mostly sunny early, and then more clouds and rain chances by later in the day and even thunderstorms possible for the southern half of VA down into NC
Tonight: Chance of thunder in the evening Southern half, and then showers area wide with lows in the 40s.
Wednesday: SPC has outlined the region for potential severe. This is especially true for SW VA and Western NC. The threat would be wind and hail, but isolated tornadoes are also possible. Highs in the 50s north with 60s and 70s to the south.
Wednesday night: Showers and some evening thunderstorms will come to an end. Temps will cool to the low 40s north and upper 40s to around 50 south.
Thursday: Sunny and cooler. Highs will be low 50s north to low 60s south.
Thursday Night: Temps will bottom out in the 20s north to upper 30s south.
Friday: Cool with highs around 50 north to mid and upper 50s south.
Saturday: Very cool to cold. Showers possible. Highs in the 40s north to low and mid 50s south.
Saturday Night: Showers, some mixing with snow possible, especially MD and Northern VA. Temps in the 30s.
Sunday: Showers of rain and still snow possible Northern VA and MD.
Longer range, yet another system may bring colder temps and some snow chances to the Northern areas Tuesday and Wednesday. Beyond this a breakdown in the cold seems likely with highs rebounding to more spring like.
All for now!
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Monday, March 21, 2011
Quick Updates
Severe weather in southern and SE VA was not monitored by me as I was
in Scouts. More showers tomorrow evening could be followed by more
Severe Wednesday. Some models painting Snow in Northern VA, DC, MD
next weekend. Looks cold if nothing else!
in Scouts. More showers tomorrow evening could be followed by more
Severe Wednesday. Some models painting Snow in Northern VA, DC, MD
next weekend. Looks cold if nothing else!
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Rain and thunder on the way
We will have rain with embedded storms come through over the next
several hours.
several hours.
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
Nice day, bit cooler|Rain overnight|Unsettled week|Ends Cold
Today: We have another beautiful sunny day but about 5 degrees colder than yesterday.
Tonight: We will see clouds and rain overtake the area. Low 40s for the most part.
Monday: Warmer temps with rain ending. Highs into the mid 60s north and low 70s south.
Tuesday: Temps hold for One More Day with highs again highs into the mid 60s north and low 70s south.
Tuesday Night: Rain will again be probable and usher in cooler air
Wednesday: Showers possible with highs low 50s north and low 60s south.
Wednesday Night: Showers with temp in the 30s north and low 40s south.
Thursday: Showers and cool with high upper 40s north and lower 50s south
Thursday Night: Showers end and temps go to the upper 20s north and upper 30s south.
Friday: Sunny and cold. Highs in the 40s north and low 50s south.
Long Range: We may see another cold intrusion and some could still see a few flakes of snow before the month is out!
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Friday Night: Clear with temps go to the upper 20s north and upper 30s south.
Saturday: Continued cool with highs 50 north and low 60s far south.
Tonight: We will see clouds and rain overtake the area. Low 40s for the most part.
Monday: Warmer temps with rain ending. Highs into the mid 60s north and low 70s south.
Tuesday: Temps hold for One More Day with highs again highs into the mid 60s north and low 70s south.
Tuesday Night: Rain will again be probable and usher in cooler air
Wednesday: Showers possible with highs low 50s north and low 60s south.
Wednesday Night: Showers with temp in the 30s north and low 40s south.
Thursday: Showers and cool with high upper 40s north and lower 50s south
Thursday Night: Showers end and temps go to the upper 20s north and upper 30s south.
Friday: Sunny and cold. Highs in the 40s north and low 50s south.
Long Range: We may see another cold intrusion and some could still see a few flakes of snow before the month is out!
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Friday Night: Clear with temps go to the upper 20s north and upper 30s south.
Saturday: Continued cool with highs 50 north and low 60s far south.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Sunny Day and Warm|Rain tomorrow Morning| Late week cold
It is beautiful! Please get out and enjoy as temps will be in the mid 70's north and lower 80's and breezy. Tonight a front will come through and knock temps back down to the 50s and mid 60s tomorrow. Rain showers will be possible in the morning, especially in the north. Sunday will remain cooler with highs in the 50s with some 60s south.
Temps will remain cool Monday with some rain possible Sunday Night into Monday morning. Temps will warm back to 60s Monday - Wednesday with even some 70s.
Rain will come back into the picture as a strong front comes south into the area Thursday - much colder temps with 40s and 50s will be in the picture and it is possible that Thursday night into Friday we *MAY* see some snow flakes in the north and in the mountains, especially in Pennsylvania. It will also be very cold next Friday.
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Temps will remain cool Monday with some rain possible Sunday Night into Monday morning. Temps will warm back to 60s Monday - Wednesday with even some 70s.
Rain will come back into the picture as a strong front comes south into the area Thursday - much colder temps with 40s and 50s will be in the picture and it is possible that Thursday night into Friday we *MAY* see some snow flakes in the north and in the mountains, especially in Pennsylvania. It will also be very cold next Friday.
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Thursday, March 17, 2011
2 delightful days - then more seasonal for the weekend!
We will see highs soar to the 60s and 70s today with sunny skies. It gets even better tomorrow with highs soaring to the 70s and even 80s in the south with upper 60s far north. Friday night a cold front starts heading through and will bump temps back to upper 50s north to upper 60s south with some rain showers as well. Temps drop a to mid 50s to mid 60s Sunday.
Monday will again feature a chance of some showers and the temperatures similar to Sunday with highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Temps will warm again Tuesday with temps in the 60 to 70 degree range.
Later next week there is a chance for a more widespread rain storm and this may cool down the region below normal by Friday into the weekend.
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Monday will again feature a chance of some showers and the temperatures similar to Sunday with highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Temps will warm again Tuesday with temps in the 60 to 70 degree range.
Later next week there is a chance for a more widespread rain storm and this may cool down the region below normal by Friday into the weekend.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Rain ends and warm up begins
Rain is already tapering off this morning and should clear the coast by late morning. Temps will rise to the upper 50s to 60 in the north to even 70 degrees in the south. Sunny skies and much warmer weather will visit Thursday with high in the mid 60s north to mid 70s south. Friday will be even warmer with highs in the low and mid 70s north to low 80s south! Friday night a cold front will come through and knock temps back to the 60s and 70s for Saturday and the 50s and 60s for Sunday. Not too shabby!
Temps look to rebound to the 60s and 70s for Monday and Tuesday as well.
If you have not done so, it is time to put down crab grass preventer fertilizer, especially Northern VA, MD, PA and NJ.
All for now!
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Temps look to rebound to the 60s and 70s for Monday and Tuesday as well.
If you have not done so, it is time to put down crab grass preventer fertilizer, especially Northern VA, MD, PA and NJ.
All for now!
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Rain on the way|Late week warm up!
A system will cross the region today and bring rain. The rain will move across from southwest and shifting Northeast east starting this afternoon. Precipitation amounts appear to be in the .75 to 1.00 " range along the immediate Piedmont and .5 to as much as .75 elsewhere. Temps will be in the upper 40s north to as high as 60 in the south. Temps will become milder tomorrow with highs reaching the 60 to 70 degree mark and rain should taper off by afternoon. Sunny with temps low 60s north to low 70s south Thursday, and then sunny with temps mid 70s to low 80s Friday! Things will cool some this weekend, but we still look to have highs in the lower 60s north to lower 70s south! Spring has sprung!
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All for now!
Sunday, March 13, 2011
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Thursday, March 10, 2011
Rainy with a chance of more rainy! Severe Potential Later today!
Rain has been ongoing overnight and MAY end up a bit lighter than first thought for storm totals for many, but localized there is still the risk of up to 4" of rain. We will see a lull in activity this morning and then more rain and heavy rain this afternoon. This afternoon also poses a risk for Severe Storms with the main threat of winds in the storms, though an isolated tornado is likely out of the system (http://www.midatlanticweather.com/severe/severe.htm) . Again, total rainfall will cause flooding concerns and you should never drive through water covered roads!
Drier conditions and cooler temps expected tomorrow with highs in the 40s north and in the low and mid 50s south. Temps will rebound to the low 50s north to the Mid and upper 60s south Saturday, and lower 50s to mid 60s Sunday. Temps should then stay around 50 in the north to low 60s in the South through Tuesday. Weather looks dry for now, but do not be surprised to see some changes Tuesday if some models come true.
All for now
Drier conditions and cooler temps expected tomorrow with highs in the 40s north and in the low and mid 50s south. Temps will rebound to the low 50s north to the Mid and upper 60s south Saturday, and lower 50s to mid 60s Sunday. Temps should then stay around 50 in the north to low 60s in the South through Tuesday. Weather looks dry for now, but do not be surprised to see some changes Tuesday if some models come true.
All for now
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Little Mix | A lot of Rain | Severe | Winds | Floods
The NWS is BUSY! We have some mixture of sleet and snow as well as pockets of Freezing rain out west today. Rain will be showery for a long while today and become more constant this afternoon and evening and more heavy tonight and tomorrow. Winds will be strong, especially in SW VA and Western NC where wind advisories are hoisted. Rains will come down strong enough that streams and creeks will flow out of their banks. I suspect we will see Flood Watches turn to many flood warning starting about 7am tomorrow morning in SW VA and far Western VA, spreading eastward to along the I-95 Counties and just to the west by early afternoon and being widespread across central VA and Central VA by mid to late afternoon. 1 - 3" of rain will fall almost everywhere. Pockets of rain in the 3 to 4" range should occur across central VA up into Central MD by tomorrow evening. Those totals will then be seen up into Central and Eastern PA, and NJ. With the strong onshore flow we also will be dealing with coastal flooding. If this were not enough, the dynamics caused by the developing low pressure over SW VA will be strong enough to cause some severe storms, including the possibility of isolated tornadoes. SPC has highlighted eastern VA and Eastern NC with a slight risk for tomorrow due to this - http://www.midatlanticweather.com/severe/day2severe.htm
After all the rain has fallen, the rivers and streams will also have a chance to spill over their banks so expect follow up flood warning for these as well! BUSY times indeed.
What about the wintry mix? Well, this morning as the moisture arrives, very dry air is in place and this is lowering temps at the onset of some precipitation and causing rain to mix with snow and sleet, especially in the mountains and valleys. There are even some places that could see a little freezing rain. Temps will rise and this should be a very short period of time. However,once the low that moves over the region goes north and swings the front through, Western slopes of the mountains and even areas of NW VA, and Western MD could see some snow as the precipitation ends.
Friday looks breezy and cool and then we have seasonal temps in the 47 to 58 degree range Friday, warming to the low 50s North to mid 60s south for the weekend.
There are some signs that by mid next week things could cool down to about 5 to 10 degrees below normal which would mean highs in the north only in the low and mid 40s at best for a few days. There MAY be some wintry weather to watch out for then as well, but it is very far off.
All for now!
After all the rain has fallen, the rivers and streams will also have a chance to spill over their banks so expect follow up flood warning for these as well! BUSY times indeed.
What about the wintry mix? Well, this morning as the moisture arrives, very dry air is in place and this is lowering temps at the onset of some precipitation and causing rain to mix with snow and sleet, especially in the mountains and valleys. There are even some places that could see a little freezing rain. Temps will rise and this should be a very short period of time. However,once the low that moves over the region goes north and swings the front through, Western slopes of the mountains and even areas of NW VA, and Western MD could see some snow as the precipitation ends.
Friday looks breezy and cool and then we have seasonal temps in the 47 to 58 degree range Friday, warming to the low 50s North to mid 60s south for the weekend.
There are some signs that by mid next week things could cool down to about 5 to 10 degrees below normal which would mean highs in the north only in the low and mid 40s at best for a few days. There MAY be some wintry weather to watch out for then as well, but it is very far off.
All for now!
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
nice day before the deluge
Today temps will be 50 to 60 degrees. Some cloudiness will start to infiltrate SW areas. Tonight we will see rain start to occur by daybreak. Temps COULD be cold enough in some of the valleys to see a bit of mixed precip, but think that this will be brief at best. Rain will truly breakout tomorrow area wide and become steady and heavier later in the day. Rain will be heavy at times tomorrow night with temps steady or even climbing a bit. Thursday we will see heavy rain continue with embedded thunderstorms. Some storms could become severe, especially SE VA and Eastern NC. Temps will drop significantly as the front come through later in the day and some snow should mix in Western area over the mountains and possibly spreading eastward, especially in the northwest areas of VA and Western MD, and PA.
Temps will turn a bit cooler Friday and windy. We will see seasonal temps and now it looks like sunny skies for the weekend.
Please stay alert to flooding conditions. Do not attempt to drive through any water!
All for now!
Mid- day update possible!
Temps will turn a bit cooler Friday and windy. We will see seasonal temps and now it looks like sunny skies for the weekend.
Please stay alert to flooding conditions. Do not attempt to drive through any water!
All for now!
Mid- day update possible!
Monday, March 07, 2011
Dry, windy, and cool this AM
Temps will stay chilly with 40s north, and 50s south. Tuesday will be
about the same. Some breezy weather as the storm system departs. Many
saw between 1 and 3 inches of rain. Some saw 1 to 3 inch snows on top
of that in NW VA, and west MD.
about the same. Some breezy weather as the storm system departs. Many
saw between 1 and 3 inches of rain. Some saw 1 to 3 inch snows on top
of that in NW VA, and west MD.
We stay dry until Wednesday when more rain moves in making is a very
wet Wednesday Night into Thursday.
Next weekend may be cloudy with showers Saturday.
All for now!
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Sunday, March 06, 2011
Flooding rains possible thunder
Rain will be heavy at times. Some flood warnings have been issued in
the SW. Flood watches up for most of the west regions. Thunder
possible early this afternoon with local severe. Busy day. Stay alert.
Do NOT drive through water! All time I have this AM. Follow breaking
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the SW. Flood watches up for most of the west regions. Thunder
possible early this afternoon with local severe. Busy day. Stay alert.
Do NOT drive through water! All time I have this AM. Follow breaking
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Saturday, March 05, 2011
Heavy Rain | Possible Severe | Seasonal Temps | Then More Rain
Today will be cloudy but quite mild, Temps will be in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. Some showers in the west this afternoon and then rain will overspread the entire region tonight! Rain will be heavy and looks like it will be in the order of .75 to 2" amounts. You can see what the Hydrological Prediction Center (HPC) here - http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/d13_fill.gif - There will be some strong dynamics as well which could cause locally severe weather tomorrow with local wind gusts and also an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out, especially in SE VA and Eastern NC. SPC Has some information on this here: http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html
We will clear on Monday with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. This temp appears to be the same through Wednesday with some milder temps arriving Thursday and Friday as temps will warm to the mid 50s north and mid 60s south. Rain will also come back again Thursday and we will need to watch for severe as well then and the chance for flooding will increase then as we will have already been drenched from Sunday. See HPC's moisture heading this way on their 4 to 5 day rain out look here: http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/95e12p48iwbg_fill.gif
So we have a wet week in total ahead with a few days of drying in between.
Long range concerns raised for a return to colder conditions, though our snow chances are not there so we can put a fork in this winter and call it done!
All for now!
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We will clear on Monday with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. This temp appears to be the same through Wednesday with some milder temps arriving Thursday and Friday as temps will warm to the mid 50s north and mid 60s south. Rain will also come back again Thursday and we will need to watch for severe as well then and the chance for flooding will increase then as we will have already been drenched from Sunday. See HPC's moisture heading this way on their 4 to 5 day rain out look here: http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/95e12p48iwbg_fill.gif
So we have a wet week in total ahead with a few days of drying in between.
Long range concerns raised for a return to colder conditions, though our snow chances are not there so we can put a fork in this winter and call it done!
All for now!
Will be putting out some polls on the future of Mid Atlantic Weather -
Check these three sites:
http://midatlanticweather.com
http://midatlanticweather.blogspot.com
http://midatlanticweather.net
Will be staying the same:
http://mawx.us (mobile)
http://twitter.com/midatlanticwx (twitter)
http://twitter.com/breakingmawx (Breaking Mid Atlantic Weather)
Friday, March 04, 2011
Seasonal Day | Milder but a LOT of rain on the way!
Temps will climb from the 20s and 30s up into the upper 40s to upper 50s today. Variable clouds as moisture slowly starts creeping into the air. Tomorrow will be quite a bit milder with temps in the 50s North to upper 60s south. Moisture will overspread teh region and rain could break out later in the day, especially to the west, Rain will become widespread with thunderstorms also embedded, especially southeastern VA and NC. Rain will be heavy at times Sunday into Sunday night. Widespread 1 to 2 inch rains will occur with some spots seeing upwards of 2". HPC's current weekend rain total maps are here http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/d13_fill.gif
We will see a return to seasonal to slightly below Monday with 40s to mid 50s and the same Tuesday. By Wednesday will see some warmer mid 50s to mid 60s possible before rain chances increase later that day and especially Thursday.
Need the rain, looks like we will get it!
Of Note, as you can see in HPC's map, New England will get a very high amount of rain over a substantial snow pack. This will mean widespread flooding rains for many up north from PA to ME.
All for now!
We will see a return to seasonal to slightly below Monday with 40s to mid 50s and the same Tuesday. By Wednesday will see some warmer mid 50s to mid 60s possible before rain chances increase later that day and especially Thursday.
Need the rain, looks like we will get it!
Of Note, as you can see in HPC's map, New England will get a very high amount of rain over a substantial snow pack. This will mean widespread flooding rains for many up north from PA to ME.
All for now!
Thursday, March 03, 2011
Much Colder today | Milder Weekend | Heavy Rains possible Sunday
And we dip again as an Arctic Airmass has settled into the region for the day. Highs will be in the 30s north and mid 40s for the south. Temps will become milder tomorrow an recover to the upper 40s and upper 50s for many!
Saturday all will see an increase in clouds. Temps will again be milder from the mid 50s north to the mid 60's south. Rain chances will also enter the picture, especially to the west and south. By Saturday night, rain should have enveloped the entire area and has a chance to be heavy at times. This will be true Sunday as well as many could see upwards of an inch to maybe 3 locally! Here is HPC's rain outlook:
http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/95e00p48iwbg_fill.gif
Based on this, PA and New England will need to brace for floods due to major snow pack melting as well.
After Sunday things will go back to seasonal temps Monday and Tuesday and then another shot at rain by next Wednesday when temps will go above normal for a day.
All for now!
Saturday all will see an increase in clouds. Temps will again be milder from the mid 50s north to the mid 60's south. Rain chances will also enter the picture, especially to the west and south. By Saturday night, rain should have enveloped the entire area and has a chance to be heavy at times. This will be true Sunday as well as many could see upwards of an inch to maybe 3 locally! Here is HPC's rain outlook:
http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/qpf/95e00p48iwbg_fill.gif
Based on this, PA and New England will need to brace for floods due to major snow pack melting as well.
After Sunday things will go back to seasonal temps Monday and Tuesday and then another shot at rain by next Wednesday when temps will go above normal for a day.
All for now!
Wednesday, March 02, 2011
Mile today | Cold tomorrow | Weekend Rains!
We will be milder this afternoon with highs reaching mid and upper 50s north to mid and upper 60s in the south. A cold front will come through and make is MUCH colder tomorrow with highs in the 30s north and 40s south. Temps will be milder Friday and Saturday with highs reaching back to upper 40s and mid 50s Friday and Saturday, and 50s to mid 60s Sunday. Rain will be somewhat heavy now Saturday into Sunday with some places likely to see an inch or more.
More to come!
More to come!
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
UPDATED OUTLOOK! Few days were off!
Sorry! Had a few dates wrong!
We will be much cooler than yesterday today as temps will be seasonal with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Tomorrow will be milder with many seeing upper 50s to mid 60s, Much cooler Thursday with highs mainly in the 40 to 45 degree range and then a slow warming to seasonal levels again for the weekend. The weekend is looking like it could feature some showers especially on Sunday, but things have changed a bit on models. We will have to see if the trends continue.
Much milder air could again visit next week with highs reaching the 60s and 70s for a few days before a strong cold front and potentially huge amounts of rain hit from a stalled front around the 9th.
All for now!
We will be much cooler than yesterday today as temps will be seasonal with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Tomorrow will be milder with many seeing upper 50s to mid 60s, Much cooler Thursday with highs mainly in the 40 to 45 degree range and then a slow warming to seasonal levels again for the weekend. The weekend is looking like it could feature some showers especially on Sunday, but things have changed a bit on models. We will have to see if the trends continue.
Much milder air could again visit next week with highs reaching the 60s and 70s for a few days before a strong cold front and potentially huge amounts of rain hit from a stalled front around the 9th.
All for now!
Much cooler, but seasonal | Mild, then cool | Rain for weekend?
We will be much cooler than yesterday today as temps will be seasonal with highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Tomorrow will be milder with many seeing upper 50s to mid 60s, Much cooler Thursday with highs mainly in the 40 to 45 degree range and then a slow warming to seasonal levels again for the weekend. The weekend is looking like it could feature some showers, but things have changed a bit on models. We will have to see if the trends continue.
Much milder air could again visit next week with highs reaching the 60s and 70s for a few days before a strong cold front and potentially huge amounts of rain hit from a stalled front around the 7th.
All for now!
Much milder air could again visit next week with highs reaching the 60s and 70s for a few days before a strong cold front and potentially huge amounts of rain hit from a stalled front around the 7th.
All for now!
Monday, February 28, 2011
Severe weather updates #matlwx
SPC has lowered the chances of. Severe from a 30% chance to 15%. That
being said, I still suspect Severe weather to traverse the area today
with storms mixing down high winds. The tornado threat is there, as
evidenced by watches as close as WV and West PA. We will see how the
dynamics work out today. Warm air and high dew points will help aid
the convection which should also cause locally very heavy rains. Winds
will also be on the increase with gusts up to the 40 mph range. All in
all a day of rough weather. Please stay tuned to radio and TV outlets
for updates, watches, oe warnings.
being said, I still suspect Severe weather to traverse the area today
with storms mixing down high winds. The tornado threat is there, as
evidenced by watches as close as WV and West PA. We will see how the
dynamics work out today. Warm air and high dew points will help aid
the convection which should also cause locally very heavy rains. Winds
will also be on the increase with gusts up to the 40 mph range. All in
all a day of rough weather. Please stay tuned to radio and TV outlets
for updates, watches, oe warnings.
Mid day update likely
All for now.
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