High pressure will be in control today on through Sunday with rather pleasant weather conditions expected for the Philadelphia and New York City metropolitan areas. Temperatures will warm to above normal levels by Sunday before a cold front drives another cold air mass into the northern Mid Atlantic by Tuesday morning.
Today through tomorrow, scattered cloud cover can be expected with some overcast conditions at times. A series of weak disturbances will move through the region with perhaps an extremely isolated shower, especially tomorrow afternoon. However, I expect the majority of the Philadelphia and New York City metropolitan areas to remain dry. Any shower that does develop will be very weak. Winds will be from the southwest at 5 to 15 mph. Temperatures this afternoon will rise into the mid to upper 50's for highs. Tomorrow, temperatures will range from the upper 30's to lower 40's for lows and mid 50's for highs.
On Sunday, scattered cloud cover can be expected with showers developing late in the evening. Winds will be from the southwest at 5 to 15 mph, increasing to 10 to 20 mph by evening. Temperatures will be well above normal on Sunday with lows in the mid to upper 40's and highs in the upper 50's to lower 60's.
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A strong cold front will drive through the region on Monday with periods of showers. The timing of the cold front will be key in determining the highs for the day, the later the cold front, the warmer temperatures will be. Temperatures are currently expected to range from the lower to mid 50's for lows and mid to upper 60's for highs.
Canadian high pressure will take hold by Tuesday and remain in place through Thursday with scattered clouds to clear skies. Temperatures will fall back to below normal levels. Low temperatures will range from the upper 10's to mid 20's over the interior and upper 20's to lower 30's along the coast. High temperatures will range from the mid 40's over the interior and upper 40's to lower 50's along the coast.
