USNA Weather Forecast
Forecast Discussion:
High pressure stretched along the U.S. East Coast will remain entrenched through the end of the work week. Southerly flow around the High will gradually increase temperatures into the mid- to upper-70s by Thursday. A cold front will likely approach/pass Friday/Saturday.
Five Day Weather Forecast:
- Monday: Patchy morning fog will give way to partly sunny and seasonable conditions. South wind 5-10 mph. High near 67 oF.
- Tuesday: Patchy morning fog will be followed by partly cloudy skies. Isolated sprinkles possible (15% chance). South wind 5-10 mph. Low: 54-58 oF. High: 70-74 oF.
- Wednesday: Partly sunny and mild. Isolated sprinkles possible (15% chance). South wind 8-13 mph. Low: 58-62 oF. High: 72-76 oF.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny and seasonably hot. South wind 5-10 mph. Low: 58-62 oF. High: 74-78 oF.
- Friday: Partly sunny and warm. Southeast wind 5-10 mph. Low: 56-60 oF. High: 70-74 oF.
Five Day Coastal Flooding Forecast:
- Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tide at 2029 on 19 October with maximum water levels between 2.4 and 2.8 ft above MLLW.
- Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tide at 2126 on 20 October with maximum water levels between 2.4 and 2.8 ft above MLLW expected.
- Coastal nuisance flooding is not anticipated 21 through 23 October.
ISSUED: 19 October 2020 at 0550
NEXT FORECAST: 21 October 2020
FORECASTER: Meteorologist A.R. Davies | Follow on Facebook
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