A dry, warm pattern will persist across much of the continental United States for the next several weeks and possibly through the winter months. Dangerous drought conditions across much of the southern tier and Northeast will likely continue, if not grow worse in some areas. What’s causing this abnormal and stagnant pattern?
Fall will work its way back into the East as we head into the weekend. Chillier, wet weather is in store for the region, along with some New England mountain snow.
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As high pressure sits over the Rocky Mountains, the weather pattern sets up for a Santa Ana wind event and hot temperatures for much of Southern California.
The calendar says it’s the middle of October but the weather is feeling more like late August/early September. A ridge over the eastern US is bringing 10-25 degree above average temperatures to parts of Texas and the Southeast.