Washington, D.C. – Mid-Atlantic – A warming trend is expected to sweep across the Mid-Atlantic region in the coming days, offering seasonably warm temperatures leading into the weekend. According to the National Weather Service’s Mid-Atlantic River Forecast Center, little precipitation is forecasted in the region, which will allow river levels to continue receding toward lower-than-normal levels.
The most significant changes will occur across the northern parts of the region, where there is potential for some precipitation on Saturday. However, the rest of the Mid-Atlantic is expected to enjoy a stretch of mild, dry weather. As of April 17, 2025, river streamflows are trending towards normal to low levels, with areas marked in green on the map indicating typical flow conditions.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed on local streamflow updates as river levels continue to recede. This trend is anticipated to persist through the weekend, with little impact expected from any significant weather systems.
