Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
Thursday will mark the beginning of an unsettled weather pattern, with rain chances increasing through the day ahead of a mid/upper level trough.
640 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
Temperatures across the region will continue to gradually warm through the end of the week, with warmer than normal temperatures returning to the area.
700 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure builds across the area today and Thursday. A couple of cold fronts with little to no moisture will push across the area late in the week. High pressure over the SECONUS expands and moves northeastward toward the Carolinas. High pressure will slide offshore Thursday with dry conditions persisting. Strengthening southerly return flow will allow temps to warm to around 5 degrees above normal across inland areas but cooler waters along the coast will moderate temps to near normal. Low pressure tracks across the Great Lakes into New England late Thursday with the attendant cold front pushing across ENC Thursday night, however moisture is lacking and expect an increase in clouds but no precip expected.
(Today and tonight) Lee troughing today will give way to breezy southwest surface winds, especially across the far southwest Texas Panhandle and South Plains areas. Temperatures across the areas of lingering snow may be slower to warm and potentially a degree or two cooler than the surrounding areas. As the lee trough swings eastward through tonight, surface winds will turn to the northwest and become light across much of the forecast area. Low temperatures by the early morning hours tomorrow will be similar to today with near or below freezing temperatures along the Caprock and upper 30s off the Caprock.
530 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (Today through Thursday) High pressure is set up to our south and that is going to bring great weather for today and for much of the week. High pressure will be pushing east during the day bringing southerly winds. This will help keep things a bit warmer Wednesday night. Our quiet weather will continue into Thursday with highs a few degrees warmer than today.
802 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will provide a dry and chilly day. The next system will bring warmer temperatures Thursday, breezy conditions, and a quick shot of rain during the afternoon and early evening. A cold front will plow through the region late Thursday, with light rain showers moving in ahead of it.
The high pressure over the region will keep conditions pleasant through the remainder of the week. A broad trough will move across the CONUS bringing a frontal boundary into the area this weekend.
523 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (Today and tonight) Lee troughing today will give way to breezy southwest surface winds, especially across the far southwest Texas Panhandle and South Plains areas. Temperatures across the areas of lingering snow may be slower to warm and potentially a degree or two cooler than the surrounding areas. As the lee trough swings eastward through tonight, surface winds will turn to the northwest and become light across much of the forecast area. Low temperatures by the early morning hours tomorrow will be similar to today with near or below freezing temperatures along the Caprock and upper 30s off the Caprock.
958 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will provide a dry and chilly day. The next system will bring warmer temperatures Thursday, breezy conditions, and a quick shot of rain during the afternoon and early evening. A cold front will plow through the region late Thursday, with light rain showers moving in ahead of it.
Weak high pressure will allow for further warming later this week with highs reaching into the middle seventies by the weekend.
By this evening, breezes will try to turn to the northeast to east as the high exits into the western North Atlantic.
821 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will provide a dry and chilly day. The next system will bring warmer temperatures Thursday, breezy conditions, and a quick shot of rain during the afternoon and early evening. A cold front will plow through the region late Thursday, with light rain showers moving in ahead of it.
417 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure builds across the area today and Thursday. A couple of cold fronts with little to no moisture will push across the area late in the week. After a few days of busy weather, conditions have quieted down as high pressure over the SECONUS expands and moves northeastward toward the Carolinas. High pressure will slide offshore Thursday with dry conditions persisting. Strengthening southerly return flow will allow temps to warm to around 5 degrees above normal across inland areas but cooler waters along the coast will moderate temps to near normal. Low pressure tracks across the Great Lakes into New England late Thursday with the attendant cold front pushing across ENC Thursday night, however moisture is lacking and expect an increase in clouds but no precip expected.
526 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Temperatures today will warm up into the 50s and 60s ahead of a cold front which will arrive late this afternoon into this evening.
404 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure builds towards the Mid Atlantic through tonight. Expect warmer and less windy conditions with periods of clouds.
627 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will build across the Southeast states through Wednesday night.
Dry conditions will persist through Thursday as high pressure dominates weather patterns.
Temperatures along the island chain are in the lower to mid 60s, with dewpoints in the upper 50s, and winds from the NW to N around 15 mph.
954 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
540 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry conditions will persist through Thursday as high pressure dominates weather patterns.
337 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Temperatures today will warm up into the 50s and 60s ahead of a cold front which will arrive late this afternoon into this evening.
Mostly clear skies and light northerly winds are in store for the day as high pressure settles over the region. Temperatures will rebound nicely this afternoon and warm into the low to middle 70s for nearly everyone.
605 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will build over the area today and move to the coast Thursday. A weak dry cold front will move through the area Thursday night.
1118 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure builds towards the Mid Atlantic through tonight. Expect warmer and less windy conditions with periods of clouds.
- A weak cold front will bring cooler temperatures Thursday.
(This evening through Thursday) Currently, an upper level trough is moving east into the central and southern plains. The southerly flow will continue to advect moisture into the area overnight, resulting in warmer than normal overnight lows, mainly in the 40s to near 50 degrees. Highs will also be warmer than normal Thursday, warming into the mid 60s to lower 70s.
(The rest of this afternoon ) Clear conditions will transition to periods of clouds tonight as a mostly dry cold front moves through. Low temperatures will bottom out in the lower 40s in most areas. (Tonight through Wednesday) Temperatures will drop slightly behind the cold front Thursday, but with afternoon sunshine we should still see temperatures climb into the upper 50s to low 60s.
211 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Clear and calm weather to continue into Thursday as high pressure settles over the region.
259 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will build eastward over the next few days, bringing mainly clear skies and seasonable temperatures. Low pressure approaching from the northwest will bring clouds and a small chance for rain this weekend. Very quiet conditions through Thursday as weak high pressure will move offshore and a somewhat warming southwest flow develops in time. Lows tonight under all but ideal radiational conditions will drop to the usual wide range of values typical of this setup from the lower 30s in the colder spots to the middle to upper 30s elsewhere. The cold front will make a dry passage and should be through by the morning with ridging building in from the south and high pressure to our south.
(This afternoon through Thursday) A broad low-level ridge is encompassing much of the eastern CONUS with a mostly zonal flow pattern aloft sending mild and dry continental air across Central Alabama. Temperatures will trend warmer over the next couple of days with sunny skies expected. Efficient mixing of the dry airmass is causing dewpoints to run on the lower side of guidance, so the trends have been updated.
237 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - A deepening area of low pressure will bring periods of rain tonight into Thursday morning along with gusty winds.
1237 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
214 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 -Cold front moves through tonight, with some sprinkles possible.
125 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure builds towards the Mid Atlantic through tonight. Expect warmer and less windy conditions with periods of clouds.
925 mb temperatures around 8C should translate to highs this afternoon in the lower 60s. CJC Dry conditions will persist through Thursday as high pressure dominates weather patterns.
(This evening through Thursday night) 19z WV satellite reveals quasi-zonal flow aloft over the CONUS with a weak upper trough over the Rockies and an upper wave just off the N CA coast. At the surface, lee troughing is occurring ahead of the Rockies wave with southwesterly winds occurring across the Panhandles. Tonight through tomorrow, expect winds to turn around the dial as the weak Rockies trough quickly advances eastward, ushering a very weak cold front south tonight.
Afternoon highs today will top out in the lower to middle 70s. The gradual warmup will continue for the area through the end of the week as the high pressure drifts eastward over the area.
150 PM MST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Patchy freezing fog (possibly dense?) along the CO/KS border a few hours either side of sunrise Thursday.
1230 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure will provide a dry and chilly day. The next system will bring warmer temperatures Thursday, breezy conditions, and a quick shot of rain during the afternoon and early evening. A cold front will plow through the region late Thursday, with light rain showers moving in ahead of it.
- Cooler temperatures for tomorrow behind a passing cold front.
1129 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Temperatures today will warm up into the 50s and 60s ahead of a cold front which will arrive late this afternoon into this evening.
1100 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 As of 10:30 AM today, temperatures are gradually rising into the low-to-mid 50s under mostly sunny skies.
1116 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (Today through Thursday) High pressure is set up to our south and that is going to bring great weather for today and for much of the week. High pressure will be pushing east during the day bringing southerly winds. This will help keep things a bit warmer Wednesday night. Our quiet weather will continue into Thursday with highs a few degrees warmer than today.
This is due to an area of high pressure still slowly drifting east across the Central Gulf Coast and maintaining milder temperatures through the rest of the workweek.
1133 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 As of 10:30 AM today, temperatures are gradually rising into the low-to-mid 50s under mostly sunny skies.
Winds are light and are becoming west to southwest which will bring some nice warming into the mid 50s to lower 60s this afternoon, about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. In the low levels, a high pressure ridge will be cross the Southeast, from AL this morning to the SC coastline tonight.
The core of the cold air mass, which is also the high pressure center, which is east of the Continental Divide will move south and closer to the Divide tonight.
1138 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Breezy conditions will occur with a dry cold frontal passage Thursday with winds gusting 15 to 25 mph.
1120 AM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (Today and tonight) Lee troughing today will give way to breezy southwest surface winds, especially across the far southwest Texas Panhandle and South Plains areas. Temperatures across the areas of lingering snow may be slower to warm and potentially a degree or two cooler than the surrounding areas. As the lee trough swings eastward through tonight, surface winds will turn to the northwest and become light across much of the forecast area. Low temperatures by the early morning hours tomorrow will be similar to today with near or below freezing temperatures along the Caprock and upper 30s off the Caprock.
As a result, low temperatures Thursday morning will be about 4 to 7 degrees warmer than last night's lows. Low temperatures Thursday night are expected to mostly be in the lower 40s, with no frost expected.
(Tonight) No major changes are expected in the overall wx pattern tonight, as high pressure over much of the region continues to gradually move east. This will at least provide for a weak return flow pattern heading into the evening hrs and overnight temps look to be a few degrees warmer compared to this morning, with lows more in the upper 30s/near 40F.
The high will shimmy to the east-southeast tonight through Thursday night as long wave ridging takes shape over the eastern US. Gentle to moderate breezes will veer from northeast to east as the high transitions into a subtropical ridge near Bermuda. No surprises through this time frame, with moderating temperatures, although the Lower Keys may have some radiational cooling this evening.
(Tonight) Clear conditions will transition to periods of clouds tonight as a mostly dry cold front moves through. Low temperatures will bottom out in the lower 40s in most areas.
The breezy conditions from the lee troughing have started to diminish as the trough moves eastward. Winds should be light and from the northwest overnight as the lee trough moves off. Ridging following the trough will attempt to push a very weak backdoor front into the Far Southeast Texas Panhandle before getting pushed back out as another lee trough develops.
1025 AM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure over the Great Lakes will keep Pennsylvania mostly sunny with fair weather.
Continued WAA on Thursday will allow for an increase in high temperatures, which despite being mitigated somewhat by widespread cloud cover should still break into the lower 70s.
Upper level analysis shows a slow-moving upper low centered over western Ontario and broadly cyclonic flow over the Northern and Central Plains.
The combined effect of weak CAA and lowered diabatic heating will lead to cooler temperatures on Thursday - primarily over northern Oklahoma where temperatures peak almost 10 degrees cooler than today.
701 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Clear and calm weather to continue into Thursday as high pressure settles over the region.
High pressure at the surface with nearly zonal flow this afternoon will shift eastward overnight tonight. Lows tonight will be coldest in the sheltered valleys of southwest North Carolina, northeast Tennessee and southwest Virginia and drop to freezing or below.
621 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
Light and variable winds will continue as high pressure maintains its hold on the weather pattern. At the surface, high pressure remains anchored over the region, with mostly clear skies allowing temps to warm into the lower to mid 60s. A relatively mild period will continue through Thursday, as the zonal flow and high pressure maintain their hold on the weather pattern. One moves east over the Gulf and another moves into a mean upper trough over the eastern Conus north of the Southeast this weekend.
548 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Breezy conditions will occur with a mostly dry cold frontal passage Thursday with winds gusting 20 to 25 mph.
255 PM MST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Patchy freezing fog (possibly dense?) along the CO/KS border a few hours either side of sunrise Thursday.
At the surface, high pressure remains anchored over the region, with mostly clear skies allowing temps to warm into the lower to mid 60s. A relatively mild period will continue through Thursday, as the zonal flow and high pressure maintain their hold on the weather pattern. One moves east over the Gulf and another moves into a mean upper trough over the eastern Conus north of the Southeast this weekend.
Temperatures along the Island Chain are in the upper 60s to lower 70s with dew points in the lower to mid 60s.
557 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (Tonight) Clear conditions will transition to periods of clouds tonight as a mostly dry cold front moves through. Low temperatures will bottom out in the lower 40s in most areas.
548 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
708 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure builds towards the Mid Atlantic through tonight. Expect warmer and less windy conditions with periods of clouds.
537 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (This afternoon through Thursday) A broad low-level ridge is encompassing much of the eastern CONUS with a mostly zonal flow pattern aloft sending mild and dry continental air across Central Alabama. Temperatures will trend warmer over the next couple of days with sunny skies expected. Efficient mixing of the dry airmass is causing dewpoints to run on the lower side of guidance, so the trends have been updated.
546 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 -Cold front moves through tonight, with some sprinkles possible.
554 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (Tonight) No major changes are expected in the overall wx pattern tonight, as high pressure over much of the region continues to gradually move east. This will at least provide for a weak return flow pattern heading into the evening hrs and overnight temps look to be a few degrees warmer compared to this morning, with lows more in the upper 30s/near 40F.
943 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
550 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (This evening through Thursday night) 19z WV satellite reveals quasi-zonal flow aloft over the CONUS with a weak upper trough over the Rockies and an upper wave just off the N CA coast. At the surface, lee troughing is occurring ahead of the Rockies wave with southwesterly winds occurring across the Panhandles. Tonight through tomorrow, expect winds to turn around the dial as the weak Rockies trough quickly advances eastward, ushering a very weak cold front south tonight.
This will result in much warmer overnight lows than what was observed last night as many locations should be at least 5 degrees warmer with mid/upper 40s across the Nature Coast and low/mid 50s for the remainder of the region. Afternoon highs today will top out in the lower to middle 70s. The gradual warmup will continue for the area through the end of the week as the high pressure drifts eastward over the area.
By morning, with light winds, lows will fall into the low/mid 50s except low 60s on the immediate Treasure Coast.
522 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - A deepening area of low pressure will bring periods of rain tonight into Thursday morning along with gusty winds.
949 PM EST Wed Feb 14 2024 High pressure and dry conditions continue across the CWA this evening. As a result, low temperatures Thursday morning will be about 4 to 7 degrees warmer than last night's lows. Low temperatures Thursday night are expected to mostly be in the lower 40s, with no frost expected.
- Cooler temperatures will continue through the end of the work week.
High pressure will continue to bring dry conditions to the region tonight. Low temperatures tonight will range from the lower 50s west of Lake Okeechobee to the upper 50s and lower 60s across the rest of the region.
(Tonight) Roses are red, violets are blue, we have a Valentine's Day poem forecast for you! Clear and calm all through the night thanks to high pressure to the north, just out of sight. High pressure will continue to translate to the east, helping winds and clouds to completely cease. Slightly warmer tonight thanks to southerly return flow, with near 40 degrees forecast, as tonight's low.
524 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 (This evening through Thursday) Currently, an upper level trough is moving east into the central and southern plains. The southerly flow will continue to advect moisture into the area overnight, resulting in warmer than normal overnight lows, mainly in the 40s to near 50 degrees. Highs will also be warmer than normal Thursday, warming into the mid 60s to lower 70s.
321 PM CST Wed Feb 14 2024 - Breezy conditions will occur with a mostly dry cold frontal passage Thursday with winds gusting 20 to 25 mph.
1227 AM EST Thu Feb 15 2024 Dry high pressure controls the weather through the end of the work week with above normal temperatures each day.
1210 AM EST Thu Feb 15 2024 High pressure will continue to bring dry conditions to the region tonight. Low temperatures tonight will range from the lower 50s west of Lake Okeechobee to the upper 50s and lower 60s across the rest of the region.
The continued advection of low level moisture into the region overnight and increased cloud cover is expected to keep overnight lows on the warm side in the low to mid 50s.
(Thursday through Friday) An area of low pressure is present this morning across the Upper Midwest, extending a cold front southward across the Southern Plains. This is already noticeable on satellite this morning as area high cloud transverse banding moves from west to east across the FA, thanks to Pacific moisture transport via an upper trough working across the Baja Peninsula and into Western Mexico. Overnight, temperatures will follow a similar trend by prevailing a few degrees warmer, with lows in the mid to upper 50's. In return, this will help to push the associated cold front through the ArkLaTex, with a cold airmass in the wake of the boundary.
Warm southeasterly winds ahead of an approaching cold front drew temperatures into the the mid 50s and low 60s across much of the forecast area this afternoon. This low will continue to through southeast Nebraska and northern Missouri late this afternoon and evening, with precipitation expected to extend southward along an approaching cold front into parts of northeast Nebraska and western Iowa. Thursday will be a bit cooler with highs only reaching the mid 30s to low 40s. Quieter weather is expected for the remainder of the forecast period as a weak ridge builds into the central CONUS.
Upper level analysis shows a slow-moving upper low centered over western Ontario and broadly cyclonic flow over the Northern and Central Plains. A cold air mass will remain in place through Friday before upper ridging and warmer west-southwesterly flow returns for the weekend.
Elsewhere, it will be dry, but locally breezy to windy across the western Mojave Desert and at the higher elevations of southern Nevada, northeast San Bernardino and western Mohave County tonight and Thursday.
A weak pressure gradient will result in south winds at 5-7 kts through the night across the Delta where lows will drop in the lower 40s. A cold front will move through the Lower Mississippi Valley Friday into Friday night, bringing a chance of showers and perhaps a few isolated thunderstorms to the area.
Light and variable winds will continue as high pressure maintains its hold on the weather pattern. At the surface, high pressure remains anchored over the region, with mostly clear skies allowing temps to warm into the lower to mid 60s. A relatively mild period will continue through Thursday, as the zonal flow and high pressure maintain their hold on the weather pattern.
Mid evening surface analysis showed high pressure centered east of Mississippi resulting in a very light return flow. Southwesterly return flow will help dewpoints climb into the low 50s by Thursday, with PWs climbing to around a half inch on Thursday.
122 AM EST Thu Feb 15 2024 Strong low pressure will exit east of Nova Scotia overnight. High pressure will build across the region Thursday.