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The Mid-Atlantic remains in a mild, quiet pattern for the next several days, with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies and daytime highs generally in the mid-50s to upper 60s. Lower-elevation areas near Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington will be warmest, reaching the upper 60s or around 70 by Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight lows mostly stay in the 30s and 40s, with some colder pockets near the northern mountains.

The higher West Virginia and southern Appalachian mountains will be cooler but still mild. Snowshoe holds mostly in the 50s, while Beech Mountain and Sugar Mountain reach only the lower to mid-50s. Showers become more likely across the mountains from Tuesday night into Wednesday, especially in western and southern areas, but no meaningful natural snow threat appears in this forecast. Ski conditions and operations face a generally warm, wet-leaning stretch rather than a winter pattern.