Following a cold start on Monday, this week’s weather is forecast to be tranquil and increasingly mild. High pressure is expected to set up in the Atlantic and will provide a southwesterly flow of mild air and fair skies.
A weak disturbance will move through Tuesday and another Thursday night with just some cloudiness. Otherwise fair skies.
Temperatures are forecast to reach the mid to upper 60s by the end of the week. Even next weekend is currently expected to be mild and dry.
The next system that might affect us might be the remnants of the latest tropical–“Eta”. The same high pressure system that will provide our nice weather will also block the northern movement of Eta in the short run. However, that won’t be until next week.
As first noted last night, Sunday’s forecast for late afternoon light showers has changed significantly.
A strong cold front will spawn coastal low pressure. Rain will move in around noon. Winds will become gusty by late morning with gusts 35-40 mph. Accumulated rain will be about 0.4-0.6”, higher in NJ. High temperature 53-55°
The actual cold front moves through between 5-6 PM with a shift in winds to the NW. Still gusty winds.
Temps drop into the 30s during the Eagles game. Winds gusty early will reduce somewhat by late evening.
