WEATHER BLOG: Sunday

As temperatures continue to rise throughout the night as warm air advection surges in warmer temperatures, we will be in store for a much warmer day today. As a strong low pressure continues to move into northern Quebec, it will drag a cold front through the Great Lakes today. Ahead of this front we will have southwesterly flow which will help give our temperatures a boost to finally get our region above normal. Temperatures will reach the middle to upper 40s today with morning clouds breaking for sunshine looking at current satellite. The cold front will move towards the region tonight which will keep the temperatures rather steady overnight in the lower 50s. As the cold front passes through tomorrow we will see a spotty shower and increasing cloud cover. Overall the region will remain dry and temperatures will still be unseasonably warm with highs in the upper 50s. There is a chance we could be near 60 if we see enough sunshine tomorrow. Tuesday the front will sag to our south and become stationary. Easterly flow will set as high pressure moves across northern New England. We will start the day rather sunny but as the flow shifts out of the east we will see
increasing clouds in the afternoon. The front will lift back to the north and push through the Baltimore area by the early morning hours. This is going to touch off light snow and sleet during the afternoon hours. We could see a coating of snow and sleet into the early night. As the front advances well north of the region Wednesday our temperatures will rebound back into the lower 50s. Cold air will still be damned into the mountains which will keep the region in the 40s. A cold front from the west will move through Wednesday evening rather dry with only a passing shower.

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