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High pressure is forecast to keep much of the eastern US sunny and dry for more than 200 million people into next week. AccuWeather says warm afternoons and clear nights will bring a slight warming trend; interior Northeast areas may see early-morning frost. A cool front could bring spotty showers to parts of the Midwest, Northeast, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana early next week. Forecasters say fall foliage viewing should be good from southern New England to the Blue Ridge, though some river valleys may have fog.
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00:00More than 200 million people could see sunny, dry weather stretch into next week.
00:04AccuWeather Forecasts
00:06The pattern will keep rain away from much of the eastern United States into late October.
00:11Warm afternoons will give way to clear, chilly nights as heat escapes after sunset.
00:16Inland parts of the northeast could keep seeing frost in the early morning.
00:20The dry spell should give construction crews more time to work without rain delays.
00:24It also offers clear skies for viewing fall leaves across much of the east.
00:28But patches of fog may form in river valleys late at night and early morning.
00:33A cold front may bring scattered showers early next week and briefly pause the warming.
00:38The dry stretch could even last into early November in parts of the east.
00:43AccuWeather puts dry weather chances slightly above 50% across much of the northeast and
00:47midwest on November 3rd.
00:49But that outlook remains uncertain, with about two weeks to go.
00:53Disclosure.
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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