A warmer and wetter-than-normal pattern is expected across the Mid-Atlantic from January 7 through January 11, according to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center.
Temperature Outlook:
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Above-normal temperatures are likely across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and North Carolina.
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The warmest conditions are expected in central and southern parts of the region, with temperatures trending well above early January averages.
Precipitation Outlook:
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Above-normal precipitation is expected throughout much of the Mid-Atlantic.
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Multiple storm systems may move through, bringing mainly rain, especially along Interstate 95 corridors and coastal areas.
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Brief wintry mixes could occur in higher elevations of Pennsylvania and western Maryland, depending on storm tracks.
Impacts:
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Wet roads and reduced visibility may cause minor travel delays.
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Short-lived colder periods are possible, but the overall pattern favors milder conditions.
Residents and commuters should stay updated with the National Weather Service forecasts as the period approaches.
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