WEATHER BLOG: Saturday

After another cold day yesterday we will see a slightly warmer day today as high pressure slides off the east coast. Our winds will shift out of the southwest today but we will still see cold air locked in the lower levels of the atmosphere. Despite southwest flow and rising temperatures aloft our highs today will only struggle to get into the lower 40s.

As we go into tonight we will not see any moisture across the region with any showers staying to our north. Overnight lows will not fall as much as we will be advecting in warmer air from the south as the high pressure continues to move further off shore. Tomorrow we will really start to feel a warm up as a low pressure system moves through the Tennessee Valley drawling up moisture and warmer weather for our region. We are not concerned with any precipitation during the day across the region as it will remain to our south. We could start the day fairly cloudy but then see breaks of sun in the afternoon as a pocket of dry air moves over the region by the afternoon hours ahead of the cloud shield from the south. We will see our temperatures continue to climb into the 50s tomorrow. By tomorrow night the rain will spread into the region from the south arriving in Philly by 1am and then New York City around 4am. The rain will taper off by the early morning hours and then a dry slot will blast dry air into the region. We will have a windy but warm day as southwest winds 15-25 mph with wind gust with wind gust of 40mph. We will have a well mixed day and temperatures will be soaring into the upper 60s and lower 70s. Monday night the cold front will move through the region which will allow for Tuesday to be a much cooler day.

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