This weekend’s weather forecast predicts mild conditions, followed by significant changes early next week. Saturday will experience sunny skies with temperatures reaching the 60s, while rain is anticipated on Sunday. This incoming system is expected to bring a dramatic drop in temperatures, ushering in an arctic chill.
Mild Weekend Forecast: Rain Sunday, Arctic Chill, and Mountain Snow Monday
The cold air is developing in the North Central Plains and is forecasted to reach the Gulf Coast. This unseasonably cold air will likely establish new temperature records in several regions. By Tuesday, much of the area will experience a significant drop in temperatures, suggesting a pre-season winter blast.
Weather Overview
- Saturday: Mild and mostly sunny with a high near 63°F.
- Sunday: Rain expected, particularly in Central Maryland, with morning temperatures mild.
- Monday: Transition to arctic air with light snow in mountainous regions.
Detailed Forecast
On Sunday, rain will develop throughout the day. Showers are likely to impact areas around the Chesapeake Bay, with snow accumulating in higher elevations as night falls. By Monday afternoon, cold upslope winds are expected to bring moderate snow to the mountains as rain moves off the coastline.
Temperature Trends
Temperatures across the region are set to drop significantly, with colder air impacting not only the mountains but reaching deep into the Gulf Coast. Tuesday morning is predicted to witness some of the coldest air of the season, potentially causing early frost that could affect agriculture in Florida.
Long-Term Outlook
Looking ahead, the cold air mass may linger through the week, introducing additional cold impulses. While the overall pattern may relax, temperatures are expected to remain below average for this time of year.
Weather Highlights
- Rain before transitioning to snow in the mountains.
- Record low temperatures expected in various regions.
- Continued chances for cold flurries across central Maryland.
Stay updated with the latest weather alerts and forecasts from El-Balad as we navigate these changes in our climate. Be prepared for the transition from mild conditions to the harsher realities of winter weather.
