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Brindle Weather Bulletin 0019

1PM EST

January 3, 2026

Mid-Atlantic Region

...WARM TEMPERATURES THIS WEEK; RAIN POSSIBLE NEXT WEEKEND; LACK OF WINTER WEATHER FOR THE NEXT 1-2 WEEKS...

Welcome to the first Brindle Weather Bulletin of 2026. This year will start off with scattered snow showers across the area, but none like the 300-mile long snow squall that impacted the entire Mid-Atlantic region from Pennsylvania to the Delmarva on New Years Day. However, snow totals from any remaining show showers will be very minimal.

This week, temperatures peaking in the upper 50s and lower 60s will occur across the Mid-Atlantic region, which means snow is not expected in the region until next week at the soonest. In the late week, a cold front will bring rain to the Mid-Atlantic, but it will be well too warm for any wintry precipitation.

In late January, temperatures will cool back down, which could bring more snow chances. Until then, Brindle Weather Bulletins will be on a week-long break due to the lack of winter weather.

>> To see Brindle Weather's latest winter forecast maps, see www.brindleweather.com/winter

>> For official government forecasts, see www.weather.gov