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A developing system across the Southeast this weekend will remain suppressed too far south and too weak to bring meaningful impacts to the Mid-Atlantic. For a larger storm to have materialized, this southern system would have needed to phase with a northern clipper, but the clipper arrives too late, allowing the southern low to slide harmlessly out to sea.
That said, the clipper will still deliver a fresh injection of cold air to the Northeast, keeping temperatures locked in the 30s through the weekend. A few locations, especially north of D.C., may squeeze out brief flurries Saturday night as the clipper passes, but no accumulation is expected.
A warmer pattern begins to take shape heading into mid-next week!
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