Sep 21, 2026 · 6 min · 6 segments
**In this episode we’ll look at the week ahead, which is going to be quite chilly and unsettled. A strong high to our north will promote many days of onshore flow, and a nor’easter will like create…
And the story this week is going to be generally a cloudy one.
We're really going to be dominated by this northeast flow and strong high pressure to our north.
And To boot, we're going to have a stationary boundary to our south with occasional waves of low pressure, but it's really going to be that high that has a big impact throughout the week.
So we've got one more little frontal wave going by tonight.
We had this sort of nuisance, misty rain through the day, and it's been kind of muggy.
We'll fall back to around 60%.
Rain should come to an end by the time you wake up tomorrow morning.
But it'll turn pretty breezy also.
Could see some wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour.
Monday, probably one of the better days of the week, if not the best day of the week.
Call it partly sunny to mostly cloudy.
Most places should hit.
the low 70s, but it'll be a little breezy.
And then we've got the next wave of low pressure cruising to our south.
So Monday night, call it mostly cloudy.
Lows will be in the upper 50s.
And Tuesday, we've got about a 50% to 60% chance of rain.
Some uncertainty with the track that that wave of low pressure is going to take.
If it goes further south, we might just get skimmed by the rain, so we'll be watching that.
We'll just be in the mid-60s, though, with, again, a breezy northeast wind, and we'll fall back into the mid-50s.
Wednesday, it's looking like one of our drier days, but lots of clouds and highs just in the mid-60s.
Same thing for Thursday.
Highs will be in the mid-60s, lows will be in the low 50s.
And the story this week is going to be generally a cloudy one.
We're really going to be dominated by this northeast flow and strong high pressure to our north.
And To boot, we're going to have a stationary boundary to our south with occasional waves of low pressure, but it's really going to be that high that has a big impact throughout the week.
So we've got one more little frontal wave going by tonight.
We had this sort of nuisance, misty rain through the day, and it's been kind of muggy.
We'll fall back to around 60%.
Rain should come to an end by the time you wake up tomorrow morning.
But it'll turn pretty breezy also.
Could see some wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour.
Monday, probably one of the better days of the week, if not the best day of the week.
Call it partly sunny to mostly cloudy.
Most places should hit.
the low 70s, but it'll be a little breezy.
And then we've got the next wave of low pressure cruising to our south.
So Monday night, call it mostly cloudy.
Lows will be in the upper 50s.
And Tuesday, we've got about a 50% to 60% chance of rain.
Some uncertainty with the track that that wave of low pressure is going to take.
If it goes further south, we might just get skimmed by the rain, so we'll be watching that.
We'll just be in the mid-60s, though, with, again, a breezy northeast wind, and we'll fall back into the mid-50s.
Wednesday, it's looking like one of our drier days, but lots of clouds and highs just in the mid-60s.
Same thing for Thursday.
Highs will be in the mid-60s, lows will be in the low 50s.
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