The high will move off the Southeast coast tonight, and with clear skies and light winds, temperatures will still radiate well. While it won't get quite as cold as this morning, most places will still get down to close to freezing. Tomorrow will bring additional recovery though, as the high moves away from the coast with a southwesterly flow developing. That will combine with warming aloft to send temperatures toward 70! There may be a few clouds in the afternoon and at night as a weak upper-level disturbance rolls across the area, but they won't have much of an impact.
In the wake of this feature, nice and warm weather will continue for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday with upper-level ridging in control and a low-level southwest flow. While a few weak disturbances could pass over the top of the ridge and throw a few clouds our way, likely Wednesday and Friday, the general result will be sunshine with afternoon readings 10-15 degrees above normal.
There is uncertainty heading into the weekend on just how long the warm, spring like weather will continue. We should at least start off the weekend mild, but the EURO will slide a cold front through the Triangle by the second half of the weekend as an upper-level trough sets up across the Northeast. This will drive a cold front through the area Saturday with the chance of a shower ahead of it. Meanwhile, the GFS is a little slower with that front. While the shower chances will increase through the weekend with the prospects of that cold front nearby, nothing all that widespread or heavy looks to be in the offing.
Have a nice day!
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