Thursday, April 23, 2015
Sunday, April 19, 2015
A MONDAY SOAKER, THEN A SPRING SETBACK FOR LATE WEEK
1. After a nice Sunday, rain arrives overnight. Steadiest, heaviest rains end by early afternoon, but more showers and even a thunderstorm creep in by Monday evening. Leftover showers on Tuesday, but very widely scattered as opposed to the widespread nature of the rainfall on Monday.
2. Dry Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. Scattered showers will advance into and through the region on Wednesday afternoon and night, but not a soaking rainfall.
3. Thursday through early next week should be dry, but the temps will struggle to attain near the average levels for this time of year for highs (in the 50s). Chilly nights, with temps mainly in the upper 30s to low 40s Thursday night through Saturday night. Look for another heavy rainmaker to come close to, or over the region for the week of the 27th.
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2. Dry Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. Scattered showers will advance into and through the region on Wednesday afternoon and night, but not a soaking rainfall.
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3. Thursday through early next week should be dry, but the temps will struggle to attain near the average levels for this time of year for highs (in the 50s). Chilly nights, with temps mainly in the upper 30s to low 40s Thursday night through Saturday night. Look for another heavy rainmaker to come close to, or over the region for the week of the 27th.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Monday, April 13, 2015
THE WEEK AHEAD IN WEATHER....
1. After a glorious Monday, rain moves in after midnight and continues through much of Tuesday morning. Thereafter, rapid clearing ensues, giving the region a nice, warm afternoon on Tuesday. Temps could make a run at 70 inland, but 60s will be more common.
2. Wednesday is a beauty! Winds from the west will mitigate any sea breezes on the coast. Highs will be in the mid-60s, with 70 possible inland.
3. Retreating high pressure will turn the winds to southerly on Thursday. Thus, temps tumble into the 50s, with more clouds than sun.
4. Showers move through Friday night into Saturday, then we clear things out for Saturday afternoon, continuing into Sunday. Active norther jet stream will serve twofold; it'll keep the threat of major storms low and the prospect of changeable temps rather high through the week of the 20th.
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2. Wednesday is a beauty! Winds from the west will mitigate any sea breezes on the coast. Highs will be in the mid-60s, with 70 possible inland.
3. Retreating high pressure will turn the winds to southerly on Thursday. Thus, temps tumble into the 50s, with more clouds than sun.
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4. Showers move through Friday night into Saturday, then we clear things out for Saturday afternoon, continuing into Sunday. Active norther jet stream will serve twofold; it'll keep the threat of major storms low and the prospect of changeable temps rather high through the week of the 20th.
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Monday, March 30, 2015
AFTER THIS WEEK, A SPRING SURGE...
1. Last snowflakes of the season (probably) for Tuesday afternoon and night. Precip starts as rain Tuesday afternoon, but changes to a mix of snow and rain during the evening, tapering off well before dawn on Wednesday morning. No accumulation expected.
2. After a chilly Tuesday, readings bump up solidly into the 50s for highs for Wednesday and even into the upper 50s on Thursday. Dry this time frame, with mainly clear skies until things cloud over by Thursday night.
3. Chances for rain increase Friday into Friday night in the form of off-and -on showers. Temps will be mild under a blanket of cloud cover Friday. Slow clearing Saturday, with a dry Easter Sunday (temps near 50 for highs on Sunday).
4. Much anticipated/talked about pattern change sets in next week, which will put the nail in the coffin of winter this year. Highs will consistently be in the 50s in the city and along the coast, with readings higher than this away from bodies of water.
2. After a chilly Tuesday, readings bump up solidly into the 50s for highs for Wednesday and even into the upper 50s on Thursday. Dry this time frame, with mainly clear skies until things cloud over by Thursday night.
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3. Chances for rain increase Friday into Friday night in the form of off-and -on showers. Temps will be mild under a blanket of cloud cover Friday. Slow clearing Saturday, with a dry Easter Sunday (temps near 50 for highs on Sunday).
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4. Much anticipated/talked about pattern change sets in next week, which will put the nail in the coffin of winter this year. Highs will consistently be in the 50s in the city and along the coast, with readings higher than this away from bodies of water.
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