First off this weekend we have rotating energy around the old snowstorm and this is going to create a strong Atlantic Ocean storm this weekend well offshore. This pins us between it and a cold front with showers to the west. This ensures the first part of next week will be dry and chilly.
However the upper pattern is rearranging itself and a ridge builds in the east which should allow for a bit of a warm up Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures in the 50s Wednesday and perhaps into the 60s on Thursday.
Afterwards the front shown on the map above moves through and stalls along the coast with a wave of low pressure moving along it. That will probably be some rain Thursday night and Friday. The upper air pattern is progressive enough that it should move along and dry chilly weather arrives for Easter Weekend. Longer term is rather muddled at this point. The pattern overall looks chilly for the East as a vortex locks itself up in Central Canada which would send cold shots of air from Canada southeastward. The stormy part of this equation remains muddled as well. For now I think we are all a bit burned out by the weather pattern of the last few weeks so a long deserved break at least is in order for next week with nothing out of the ordinary.
MANY THANKS TO TROPICAL TIDBITS FOR THE WONDERFUL USE OF THE MAPS
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