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Warm, Dry Weekend Sets In for Much of U.S. as Mid-Atlantic Eyes Saturday Rain

Tropical development near the Bahamas may dictate early‑week rain chances for the Southeast and Mid‑Atlantic.

Overview

  • Dense fog advisories early Friday cut visibility to a quarter‑mile or less in spots from the Ohio Valley into parts of the Northeast, with conditions improving by mid‑morning.
  • A broad ridge and high pressure will keep most regions sunny and rain‑free this weekend, with highs widely in the 70s to low 80s and lower humidity.
  • Maryland and the D.C. area are likely to turn cool and damp Saturday, with periods of rain by afternoon and evening before gradual improvement on Sunday.
  • The National Hurricane Center gives Invest 94L near the Bahamas a high chance of development as Hurricane Humberto remains over the Atlantic, creating forecast uncertainty for early‑week rainfall and possible coastal effects.
  • A stronger Canadian front is expected by midweek to drop temperatures and usher in a cooler, drier fall pattern across many areas.