The surface chart shows high pressure anchored up over New England back into Canada With that coastal low around Virginia. The weakening coastal low will continue to track north into the region today.
Today is going to be another day with above average temperatures. The region will be mostly dry. The radar shows Scattered rain showers over the northern Middle Atlantic The showers will continue to to press North into Southeast New York State and southern New England today. Some of the showers could be moderately heavy at times. Those with the greatest chance of seeing these heavier showers will those closer to the area of low pressure. The spotty isolated rain shower linger into tomorrow. As the coastal low moves north and east away from the region and we see clearing west to east across the region.
Tomorrow afternoon we'll be watching a weak Cold front approach from Canada. This cold front is going to be very moisture starved. But it will have a chance to bring a few isolated showers to northern New York state and northern new England starting late tomorrow into tomorrow night. This will continue to move across the region on friday Continuing the chance for a few isolated showers that will be very hit and miss Across the rest of the region. The showers we see out of this Will be light and short lived.
Behind this cold front High pressure will go back in providing quite a bit of sun and seasonally cool temperatures for this time of year. The cool temperatures dry conditions will extend through the weekend. Then for Monday and Tuesday Temperatures will start to warm back up Both days will see a series of weak troughs that will work through the region bringing Scatter cloud cover and the chance for a few rain showers. On Wednesday we will see a cold front approach and move through bringing the chance for scattered rain showers to the region.
I will talk more about the tropics later today
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