Rinse And Repeat…
Highlights:
- Continued unsettled and unseasonably cool
- Drier time arrives Sunday
- Moderating temperatures early next week
Rinse And Repeat Pattern…Our weather pattern will be dominated by a “cut off” upper low through Saturday. While it won’t rain the entire time, we’ll maintain mention of scattered showers and embedded thunderstorms each day. It still appears as if Friday will serve up the most widespread rain coverage. Similar to today, stronger thunderstorms could contain small hail, especially during the afternoon hours. Temperatures will remain significantly cooler than normal through the period.
A drier regime will build in late this weekend into early next week. Ridging will continue to expand as we move into mid week with needed dry time and moderating temperatures. Our next storm system appears to be slated for an arrival next Thursday. Storms will accompany the front followed by much cooler air.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 0.00″
- Rainfall: 0.50″ – 1.00″



A “backdoor” cold front will approach the region from the northeast late in the weekend, but won’t have enough “umph” to push the drier, cooler air our friends across the northeast and mid Atlantic will enjoy our way.
The evolution of the pattern from an unseasonably warm, dry regime to a much cooler, autumnal feel will, undoubtedly, feature showers and thunderstorms as we transition. Modeling continues to waffle back and forth in regards to rainfall totals. As of now, we’ll highlight Monday-Wednesday with increased rain chances.
Thereafter, we turn MUCH cooler. Data suggests Tuesday-Friday features temperatures much more like we’d expect for late September. Lows in the 45-50 degree range, along with highs between 65-70 can be expected.
