Overview

• A cold front has delivered cooler, drier air, with first-of-season frost and freeze alerts posted across parts of the Mid-Atlantic and New England, including a Freeze Watch in Pennsylvania’s Mifflin and Juniata counties.
• Gusty northeast winds are developing in some regions, with lake and marine advisories and peak gusts around 25–35 mph in exposed areas.
• Forecast guidance shows a coastal low organizing off the Carolinas this weekend, with the potential for Sunday–Tuesday rain, strong onshore gusts, and high‑tide coastal flooding in portions of the Northeast; exact impacts depend on the storm’s track.
• Tropical Storm Jerry is expected to intensify over the Atlantic east of Bermuda, with no direct U.S. impact anticipated according to local forecasts.
• While the Northeast cools, many southern areas stay mainly dry with comfortable mornings and seasonably warm to above‑average afternoons, and some locales may rebound to warmer temperatures next week.