Clouds and cool air will dominate the Mid-Atlantic region as a cold front stalls near the Virginia–North Carolina border. The persistent east to northeast winds, along with scattered showers, will keep temperatures in check. Highs will mostly range from the upper 70s to low 80s through Friday.
Monday: Isolated Showers and Cloudy Skies
Isolated showers are possible on Monday, especially west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The cloud cover will linger throughout the day, keeping temperatures cooler than usual. Expect high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s for most of the region.
Wednesday: Increased Rain Chances
By Wednesday, rain chances will increase to 30–50% across areas west of the Blue Ridge. A persistent northeast wind will continue, contributing to the cooler, cloudy conditions. Areas with higher rainfall could experience slick roads, especially during passing downpours.
Thursday: Scattered Storms
On Thursday, expect scattered storms to remain in the forecast. While activity will be spotty and localized, residents may experience some temporary disruptions in their outdoor plans. Temperatures will gradually rise into the low 80s by mid-week.
Mountain Communities: Cooler Temperatures
Mountain communities such as Frostburg and Harrisonburg will experience cooler temperatures, generally holding in the 60s and 70s. Overnight lows in these areas are expected to dip into the 50s, offering a refreshing break from the summer heat.
Friday: Drier Conditions and Warmer Temperatures
By Friday, drier conditions will begin to return to the region, with clearer skies and warmer temperatures. Highs will approach 87 degrees, signaling the end of the unsettled stretch of weather. Additional updates will be provided if the cold front lingers longer than expected.
Preparing for the Weather
Residents should plan for potentially slick roads during periods of rain, particularly on Wednesday. It is also recommended to limit outdoor activities to the mornings when conditions will be calmer.
