Within this zone, AccuWeather meteorologists are calling for abundant sunshine, dry weather and building warmth.įor many of these areas, conditions from later this weekend to next week are likely to represent the longest stretch of dry weather combined with the most widespread, warmest conditions of the year so far. The same storm scheduled to bring rain from the Midwest to the mid-Atlantic into this weekend will also help create a zone of improving weather in its wake.Īn atmospheric traffic jam that will be created by the storm offshore next week will allow a large northward bulge in the jet stream to develop from the western Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes and New England. Steering winds could take any system that forms back toward the U.S. Sometimes when non-tropical storms linger long enough over warm water, such as the Gulf Stream, they can take on tropical characteristics.ĪccuWeather meteorologists will be watching the system closely for any potential tropical or subtropical development over near-coast Atlantic waters from the latter part of next week to next weekend. A quick look at significant weather that will affect the Lower MainlandThe sun is finally back, and just in time to punch the clocks ahead by one hour. An extended period of windy conditions, rough surf and above-normal tides could lead to beach erosion and minor coastal flooding. Confidence is highest in scattered severe storms through the afternoon and early evening hours in eastern Ontario and southern Quebec, where storm dynamics look the most favourable for strong. This is a time of the year when coastal municipalities are readying beaches for the upcoming summer season. "The storm's proximity and strength will determine how extensive and rough coastal conditions are from New Jersey to Florida," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Joe Lundberg said, adding that "the rain could help ease abnormally dry to severe drought conditions from the coastal areas of the Carolinas to southeastern Georgia." The storm is likely to stall just off the Eastern Seaboard next week and cause gusty winds and rough surf to spread southward. 3, 2022 Astronomy Eerie string of lights captures attention over Switzerland Mar. "Even though rain may taper to drizzle, Mother's Day will not be nice on the beach in the mid-Atlantic with chilly, gusty winds and rough surf," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson said. Weather Forecasts 140-year-old record low to be challenged as temps plunge in LA Mar. "From coastal New York to Virginia, east to northeast winds are likely to blow steadily between 15 and 25 mph with gusts frequenting 35-50 mph," Dombek said. Winds along the mid-Atlantic coast will lead to rough surf, minor coastal flooding and beach erosion this weekend.
Outdoor weddings and graduations will need a backup plan, forecasters say, and a strengthening breeze may cause the rain to blow sideways and could render tents and canopies useless.
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