Washington, D.C. – The Mid-Atlantic region is set for a predominantly dry weather pattern over the coming week, with only light rain showers expected in parts of central New York. These showers are forecasted to bring less than 0.25 inches of rain within the next 48 hours. Meanwhile, other areas in the Mid-Atlantic are likely to experience dry conditions.
According to the US National Weather Service’s Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center, this dry spell is expected to continue through the week, with an increasing likelihood of below-normal precipitation across the region. As a result, the stages of Mid-Atlantic rivers are anticipated to steadily fall, potentially impacting water levels in the coming days.
The extended precipitation outlook suggests that the dry trend could persist into next week, particularly affecting states from Pennsylvania to Virginia. With this forecast in mind, residents and local authorities should prepare for the possibility of reduced water levels and consider taking measures to conserve water.
Those in central New York should remain vigilant for brief periods of rain but can generally expect minimal disruption.
