Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, October 4, 2022 at 5:31PM

Clear Sailing

Ian's remnant is still hanging out off the DelMarVa Peninsula. We are in a cool NW flow between Ian and high pressure centered in the southern Great Lakes. Skies cleared today with temperatures still 6-7 degrees below seasonal averages. Wednesday and Thursday bring a warming trend back up to average temperatures. A dry front moves through Friday putting us back into cool air this weekend. There's no rain in sight.

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Tuesday Hi: 60 Lo: 40 A few clouds early, then clearing; Cool; NW wind 5-15 mph, but light in valleys

Wednesday Hi: 63 Lo: 42 Clear; Pleasant; NW wind 5-15 mph, becoming light in the afternoon

Thursday Hi: 68 Lo: 46 Generally clear; Pleasant; Light NW wind, but 5-10 mph in the afternoon

Friday Hi: 67 Lo: 38 Scattered clouds; Turning cooler Fri night

Saturday Hi: 55 Lo: 34 Clear; Chilly

Further Out

Sunday - Clear; Cool; High in the upper 50s; Low in the upper 30s
Monday - Clear; Slightly warmer in the afternoon; High in the lower 60s; Low in the upper 30s

Forecast Discussion

The forecast is very easy for the foreseeable future... The sequence is cool, milder, cooler, milder and dry as far as the eye can see.

Ian's remnant low is still kicking up the surf off along the DelMarVa. It will finally exit to the east Thursday. High centered in the southern Great Lakes is moving slowly to the southeast. We had a cooler than average Tuesday, then a gradual warming trend gets up back to seasonal norms Thursday.

A dry front moves through Friday (technically a sequence of two fronts). Cooler air arrives Friday night and lingers through the weekend. While we have had isolated valley frost already (including this morning), Sunday morning may bring our first widespread frost.

As that next Canadian high moves southeast, we will have a more pronounced warming trend Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.

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