Author: John Marshall

Sunday will be breezy with near average temperatures under mainly sunny skies. Low pressure over the Canadian Maritimes is responsible for the gusty winds.

Monday through Wednesday will feature abundant sunshine with temperatures near or just above normal as high pressure over the Southern states influences the region.

Low pressure over the Ohio Valley will move East and introduce the chance of late day rain Thursday.

There has been a lot of chatter about a late week storm and the white stuff. That is hype at this point. There will be a storm where it forms and how it tracks is anybody’s guess.

Stay tuned.

Low pressure will move off the Northeast coast this weekend.  Cooler temperatures will be experienced. Actually, more seasonal readings. Seasonal highs are in the upper 50s. A mix of sun and clouds is expected today with readings a few degrees above average. Sunday will be breezy with near average temperatures under mainly sunny skies.

Monday through Wednesday will feature abundant sunshine with temperatures near or just above normal as high pressure over the Southern states influences the region.

Stay tuned.

A period of rain is likely Friday, especially from the I-95 corridor and to the coast as the front stalls on or just off the coast. Some heavier rainfall is possible especially at the coast. It all depends on where the heaviest axis of rain sets up. The potential is there for a couple of inches of rain. The potential rain rainfall map is above.

As the low and front moves off the Northeast coast this weekend cooler temperatures will be experienced. Actually, more seasonal readings. A mix of sun and clouds is expected Saturday with readings a few degrees above average. Seasonal high are in the upper 50s to around 60º. A few spotty showers are possible. Sunday will be breezy with near average temperatures under mainly sunny skies.

Monday and Tuesday will feature abundant sunshine and typical readings for this time of the year as high pressure takes control.

Stay tuned.

Our warm temperatures continue through today. A few showers are likely with an approaching weakening front. Our streak of 19 consecutive days without rain will come to an end. A period of rain is likely Friday, especially from the I-95 corridor and to the coast as the front stalls on or just off the coast. Some heavier rainfall is possible especially at the coast. It all depends on where the heaviest axis of rain sets up. The potential is there for a couple of inches of rain.

As the low and front moves off the Northeast coast this weekend cooler temperatures will be experienced. Actually, more seasonal readings. A mix of sun and clouds is expected Saturday with readings a few degrees above average. Seasonal high are in the upper 50s to around 60º. Sunday will be breezy with near average temperatures under mainly sunny skies.

Monday will feature abundant sunshine and typical readings for this time of the year as high pressure takes control.

Stay tuned.

Strong high pressure will be off the East coast through midweek. Mainly sunny skies are expected. Temperatures will be warm. Feeling more like May than November.

Today is day 17 without rain. The next chance of showers is Thursday afternoon with an approaching front. If it rains on Thursday that would be 19 consecutive days without rain.

Morning showers on Friday will give way to some sun as the front slowly pushes offshore. It’ll still be mild.

Saturday with feature a mix of sun and clouds with readings still a few degrees above the average highs of the upper 50s.

Stay tuned.

Strong high pressure will move overhead and then anchor itself off the East coast through midweek. Mainly sunny skies are expected. Temperatures will rise to mild to warm levels this upcoming week.

Today is day 16 without rain. The next chance of showers is Thursday with an approaching front. If it rains on Thursday that would be 19 consecutive days without rain.

Enjoy this fabulous stretch of weather!

Stay tuned.

Strong high pressure will move overhead and then anchor itself off the East coast through midweek. Abundant sunshine with seasonal readings are expected today. Temperatures will rise to mild levels this upcoming week.

Today is day 16 without rain. Enjoy this fabulous stretch of weather! The next chance of showers is Thursday with an approaching front.

Stay tuned.

Strong high pressure will move from the Ohio Valley and anchor itself over the East coast for days. Abundant sunshine with fluctuations in afternoon high temperates are expected through midweek.

The weather will cooperate for Halloween with cool temperatures and tranquil conditions.

Today is day 14 without rain. Enjoy this fabulous stretch of weather!

We “Fall Back” Sunday morning. Daylight Saving Time ends and Eastern Standard Time resumes. Don’t forget to set the clocks back one hour before hitting the hay tonight. It’s also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke/carbon monoxide detectors.

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Strong high pressure will move in from the Northwest today and anchor itself over the East coast for days. Abundant sunshine with fluctuations in afternoon high temperates are excepted into the weekend and into midweek next week.

The weather will cooperate for Halloween with cool temperatures and tranquil conditions.

Today is day 13 without rain. Enjoy this fabulous stretch of weather!

We “Fall Back” Sunday morning. Daylight Saving Time ends and Eastern Standard Time resumes. Don’t forget to set the clocks back one hour before hitting the hay Saturday night. It’s also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke/carbon monoxide detectors.

Stay tuned.

It’s the same song and dance. High pressures systems will continue to move from Northwest to Southeast and over to the East coast through the next 7 days. Abundant sunshine with fluctuations in afternoon high temperates are excepted into next weekend and into the beginning of next week.

Today is day 12 without rain.

Enjoy this fabulous stretch of weather!

Stay tuned.