Didn’t feel like the “unofficial” start to summer

 

Memorial Day and quick post on the week ahead!

Surface Chart and Radar

Saturday and Sunday we’re cool and wet.  Over the holiday weekend 1-4 inches of rain fell across the region.

Today, we had a coolish start with lingering rain. But then drier air worked in, and we saw some afternoon clearing, allowing the day became nicer for most of us. But rain is lingering south of the Mason Dixon Line. Our temperatures during the day were still on the cool side of average.

Tuesday will be the nicest day of the week, sunny, very warm but breezy.  The day starts out a bit cool but looks dry for most of us with temperatures becoming above average. There is a chance for a few scattered showers in the Middle Atlantic closer to the frontal boundary. The warm and dry conditions will continue into Wednesday.  But after Tuesday we will be dealing with series of disturbances moving through. The first will be on Wednesday will see a cold front approach and will drop into the region out of Canada. With the frontal passage we will see variable clouds with isolated to scattered showers. The front will be moisture starved any showers should be quick and light. We’re going to see a regional cooldown with the frontal passage, with temperatures returning to seasonal along with lower humidity levels as well,

For Thursday and Friday, we will be dealing with a trough hanging around the region, keeping things seasonally cool and unsettled.  Later Friday into Saturday a more organized system will move into the region, with rain developing Friday night into Saturday.

This weekend will see the chance for a few showers, but Sunday will be the better of the two days. Then a better chance for rain moves in for Monday.

 

We must remember the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedoms. Their courage, sacrifice, and love for freedom can never be forgotten.