Showers Moving Through Tonight Brisk Chilly Weather Wednesday Through Friday

Showers Moving Through Tonight Brisk Chilly Weather Wednesday Through Friday

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Showers Moving Through Tonight Brisk Chilly Weather Wednesday Through Friday

Sometimes it is the onshore flow. Sometimes it is a cold front. Today we have both. The cold front is approaching and the wind is beginning to bend around but we have spent most of the day in clouds as the satellite image shows. Now comes the cold front to the west and we see showers on the radar with that front. Those will be arriving this evening. In the meantime temperatures are trying to edge higher out of the 50s and we could see a 60 degree reading here and there going into this evening.

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WEATHER RADAR

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Tonight we get into some showers as the front goes by and a wave develops to our south and heads to the northeast. Showers and thunderstorms across Virginia to the Delmarva Peninsula should stay to the southeast.  We won’t see much rain though and rainfall amounts should be under a quarter of an inch in most places. We should clear out by morning with lows in the 40s.

The next 3 days will feel more like November than April. We will have some sunshine each day from Wednesday through Friday. However thanks to a developing storm near Nova Scotia, and a block that keeps that storm in place for a few days, we will see gusty winds and temperatures not out of the 50s each day. Nights will be clear breezy and cold with most lows in the 30s. The low will start to pull away later Friday. A high to the north should keep us dry through the weekend and depending on how much sun we get, we could see highs back into the 60s.

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