High pressure will move off to our east on Saturday. Sunny skies and very mild temperatures for Saturday, with highs near 60 as the jet stream retreats well north of our area.
Some mid level cloudiness moves in late Saturday afternoon as a weak front moves through Saturday evening. There’s a chance of a brief sprinkle. Strictly speaking, it’s a cold front, but temperatures will actually be higher on Sunday due to the fact that the air mass moving in is a continental airmass instead of an airmass from Canada.
Sunday will be mostly sunny and unseasonably mild. High temperatures in the low 60s.
An anomalous retreat of the jet stream into Canada will rexult in unseasonably warm weather starting this weekend and likely continuing through much of next week.
During the coming week, there may be a few times where temperatures exceed 60 degrees.
Don’t get used to it- the extended models have a return to cold temperatures and possibly stormy weather the last days of February and the first week of March.
A warm front moves over the area and stalls just to our north on Saturday, giving us cloudy skies and milder temperatures . High about 49. (Average high is 42 for this time of year.)
The warm front hangs to our north on Sunday because the jet stream flattens and runs parallel to the front. A wave of low pressure develops on the stalled front and moves east over Pennsylvania, giving us clouds and rain on Sunday. An easterly flow will keep temps cooler on Sunday, with a high of 45.
The low intensifies rapidly off the New England coast on Monday giving us very windy conditions.
