![]() ![]() Confidence on exact timing of the cold frontal passage remains rather low at this time. This warm front will look to cross our region Monday with the cold front to follow for the Monday night/Tuesday time frame. At the same time, a warm front associated with a decently strong cyclone to the west of our region will approach the from the southwest. The long term period will look to begin Sunday night with surface high pressure beginning to lose influence over the region as it migrates offshore. LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY/ Highs for Sunday will look to be a little warmer than those seen on Saturday, mainly the mid to upper 80s. Might see some radiational cooling Saturday night if we end up seeing less cloud cover surface high pressure will be overhead and winds are forecast to be very light/calm. Overnight lows Saturday night will look to be in the 60s for much of the area. Highs mainly in the mid 80s can be expected for Saturday with clearing skies and comfortable humidity. Overall, we will be looking at a rather nice weekend. Thereafter, no PoPs will be included in the forecast for the Saturday through Sunday periods. With the cold front approaching and looking to pass through Friday night, we shall keep slight chance and chance PoPs in the forecast for most of the period PoPs moving eastward with time. This cold front should pass through our region during the time frame of Friday night and will look to be offshore by Saturday morning.Ĭanadian surface high pressure will look to follow behind this cold front and hold a dominate grasp over the region for the weekend. The short term period will begin Friday night with a cold front continuing to approach our region from the northwest. Humidity levels will be sticky too with low/mid 60s dew points probable. Clouds will keep readings a bit cooler that today. High temperatures Friday will reach the upper 70s/low 80s for most areas. We will have likely pops for those NW areas and taper it down to chance for Delmarva and south NJ. ![]() The latest SPC Day2 outlook has a marginal risk for the NW most areas with Slight risk nearby, so it could be busy for the afternoon/evening hours. As the front pushes into this air, showers and tstms will develop. Breaks in the clouds will create decent instability across the northern and western areas during the late morning and afternoon. Coverage will not be much and the activity will be rather hit and miss in nature.įor Friday, warm and humid air will be in place as the south to southwest flow continues. Cloudiness will continue this evening and into the overnight with scattered showers or a tstm possible. Between these features, a warm front is in the process of crossing the northern Middle Atlantic region. High pressure has moved offshore while low pressure is crossing the Great Lakes region. Weak high pressure may build in thereafter. Another low and set of fronts look to affect the area Monday and Tuesday. High pressure to follow and hold firm for the weekend. A cold front will approach from the northwest on Friday, look to cross our region Friday night into Saturday morning. Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 1024 PM EDT Thu Aug 3 2023Ī warm front pushes north of the region tonight.
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