There's a cold front making its way across the mid-Atlantic today, and before it crosses the region it will bring southwesterly flow to the eastern seaboard. The radar indicated a moderate movement of birds across the Southeast last night, which would also suggest a push of birds headed our way this evening. Since it's still early, don't expect too much in terms of new diversity, but we should see a good influx of birds that had wintered just to our south.

By tomorrow (Thursday) the cold front will have passed and winds will turn northwesterly, precluding any major movements over the area.

Good Birding!

David