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A wet weekend, but mostly good conditions inshore. Saturday will be mixed with showers and thunderstorms. The greatest chances come at night. Showers and thunderstorms will continue on Sunday for most areas. Highs will be in the 60’s to 80’s with lows in the 50’s and 60’s. Water conditions will be good inshore and borderline midshore to offshore. Surf and beach conditions will be good. Rip Current Risk is Low. Water temperatures are in the 50’s and 60’s. UV Index will be Very High. Remember, for any outdoor activities, thunderstorms are possible and could popup or move quickly into an area.
A frontal boundary will be nearly stationary across the mid Atlantic region this weekend with several waves of low pressure sliding east along it. High pressure will eventually build in late Monday pushing the front to the south. This high will dominate our weather through Tuesday. Another cold front looks to affect the area next Wednesday followed by a low pressure system possibly arriving late in the
week.
Have a great weekend and thanks for reading!
Saturday Surface Analysis
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Sunday Surface Analysis
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Precipitation Total
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