These days record warmth is so common, NOT breaking a record
may garner more attention. The next few days will “cooler”. But while
temperatures will stay below record territory, they will still remain well
above average for this time of year. Wednesday looks calm with plenty of
sunshine. Clouds and rain return Thursday with the steadiest and heaviest
arriving in the afternoon and evening. A
real taste of winter cold arrives this weekend with some towns struggling in
the 30s for high temperatures. We may even see a few snowflakes flying through the
air this weekend. But the long range models suggest the cool-down is
short-lived with 50s & 60s approaching Christmas. Our chances of a white
Christmas are looking bleak!
Forecast
Details:
Tonight:
Gradual clearing with the wind slowly diminishing too. Low: 35-40.
Tomorrow:
Mostly sunny. Still mild for early-mid December! High: 45-50.
Thursday:
Cloudy with morning drizzle giving way to more numerous showers in the afternoon
and evening. Patchy fog. High: 50-55.
Friday:
Mostly cloudy. High: Near 50.
Saturday:
Partly cloudy, windy and colder. Chance for a few flurries. High: Upper 30s-low
40s.
Sunday:
Sunny, seasonable. High: Low 40s.
No comments:
Post a Comment