- A meandering low causes showers in the forecast
- Better conditions until the weekend
- Cool trend next week
OVERNIGHT
At night, some persistent showers/thunderstorms and cloudy skies are possible. Temperatures will fall to above 20 degrees, with fog possible.
THURSDAY
The energy of this system is expected to move across the Mid-Atlantic on Thursday, bringing scattered showers and storms. More clouds are expected, but we should also see some sunny spells.
Maximum temperatures will remain between 15 and 21 degrees Celsius with partly to mostly cloudy skies.
FRIDAY
As the tropical depression weakens and moves away, we expect rain chances to decrease towards the weekend. Skies will become partly sunny with a gradual warming, while highs will rise again to 25 to 27 degrees Celsius.
THE WEEKEND
The slow-moving low pressure system will finally move out to sea late Friday, reducing the chance of rain and causing temperatures to rise to near 80° over the weekend. A scattered shower cannot be ruled out, but for the most part it will remain dry.
Fall officially begins this weekend. The autumn equinox is at 8:44 a.m. on Sunday, when the northern hemisphere turns away from the sun.
In the footsteps of the Tropics
We are monitoring the potential for a tropical system to develop in the Gulf of Mexico next week. There is a lot of uncertainty at this time. You can follow the latest information on our Hurricane Center.
Drought Update
Here is the latest drought monitor released Thursday morning. The drought has expanded and both sides of the I-81 corridor are now in moderate drought. The south side is also now unusually dry again.
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