Skies are clear and winds are light to calm on Monday morning with another frosty start for neighborhoods to the north and west.
A frost advisory is in effect for the Pennsylvania suburbs until 9 a.m. with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.
But, those clear skies set us up for a bright and sunny Monday with temperatures warming nicely to 67°, right around our normal high of 66°.
Clear skies again on Monday night with temperatures not quite as cold as this morning, dropping back into the 40s overnight.
A milder Tuesday follows with sunny skies and a high of 71°.
The wind picks up Tuesday afternoon though as a coastal nor’easter intensifying off the Carolina coast increases winds, especially along the Jersey Shore and Delaware beaches.
Flood advisories go into effect later Tuesday afternoon for minor flooding and beach erosion concerns continuing into Thursday.
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The good news is that nor’easter won’t be close enough to send us clouds and rain.
We stay sunny and pleasant with a high of 66° Wednesday and brilliant sunshine continuing for the balance of the week and into the weekend.
High temperatures settle in the 60s and winds diminish heading into the weekend, making for a really lovely stretch of fall weather.
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