High pressure that brought the easterly flow with cooler and dry weather today will depart as a warm front moves slowly through over the day on Saturday.  The warm frontal passage is expected to be dry.

[su_box title=”Forecast Update” box_color=”#defcdc” title_color=”#000000″]We had some light drizzle Saturday morning that was not predicted be the models. Currently, skies should start to clear with some sun in the early afternoon. Unseasonably warm and humid conditions for Sunday afternoon.[/su_box]

Saturday is expected to be mostly cloudy with gradually increasing humidity.  Skies may brighten at times, especially mid to late afternoon. Highs near the average for early October, in the low 70s.

As the front moves north late Saturday, the clouds will lift and we’ll have warmer temperatures in the evening with dew points in the mid 60s.

For Sunday, partly to mostly sunny skies, unseasonably warm and humid.  Highs near 83.

It’s been a long time since I was able to post a forecast early on Friday for the upcoming weekend and have confidence that things wouldn’t significantly change in a day or so.

The forecast situation for this weekend looks to be different, where high pressure builds in from the northwest and centers itself over PA, heralding in what has become an anomaly–  an extended period of dry weather!

Skies are expected to clear Friday afternoon and sunny skies, light winds and lower dew points should be in store for both Saturday and Sunday.  Highs on Saturday about 72 and Sunday about 74.  Enjoy!

Currently, the next chance for showers will be in over 7 days from now.