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Regional Weather Summary

National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC

212 AM EDT Thu May 7 2026



Here is a look at the weather features that will affect the region

over the next several days.



A cold front will slowly slide southeast of the Mid-Atlantic through 

today as a weak wave of low pressure glides by to the south over 

the Carolinas. Additional showers are anticipated at times through

this morning. The highest potential for showers will be south of 

Interstate 70 and east of Interstate 81 where a few isolated 

thunderstorms are possible.



High pressure will build from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic 

tonight through Friday night leading to a return of below normal 

temperatures. Frost or near freezing temperatures are possible 

over the higher elevations west of Interstate 81 late tonight 

into early Friday morning.



High pressure will move offshore on Saturday, with another cold 

front approaching from the Ohio River Valley on Sunday. Milder 

temperatures and increasing rain chances are forecast this 

weekend.



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