Sunday, October 03, 2004
The Week Ahead...
Jason Samenow @ 11:20 PM
The seven day forecast above pretty much says it all: we're looking at a spectacular stretch of weather... Cool, crisp nights and pleasant, sunny afternoons.
Today, with southwesterly winds, it may be the warmest day of the week. Expect highs in the mid 70s. Early tomorrow morning, a strong cold front will pass through making for a brisk, but comfortable day on Tuesday with highs in the mid 60s.
On Wednesday morning, we should experience the coolest temperatures of the season thus far -- with lows in the mid to high 40s downtown, and perhaps some mid to high 30s in the colder suburbs. Wednesday through Friday afternoons look great-- partly to mostly sunny with highs 68-74.
Headed to the Baltimore Ravens (vs Kansas Chiefs) game tonight in Baltimore at M&T Bank Stadium? Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures falling through the 60s during the game. A light jacket or sweatshirt might be a good idea. Score prediction: Ravens 24, Chief 10
Season prediction record: 10-2
For those interested, lots of web coverage on the Mount St. Helens situation:
Today, with southwesterly winds, it may be the warmest day of the week. Expect highs in the mid 70s. Early tomorrow morning, a strong cold front will pass through making for a brisk, but comfortable day on Tuesday with highs in the mid 60s.
On Wednesday morning, we should experience the coolest temperatures of the season thus far -- with lows in the mid to high 40s downtown, and perhaps some mid to high 30s in the colder suburbs. Wednesday through Friday afternoons look great-- partly to mostly sunny with highs 68-74.
Headed to the Baltimore Ravens (vs Kansas Chiefs) game tonight in Baltimore at M&T Bank Stadium? Expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures falling through the 60s during the game. A light jacket or sweatshirt might be a good idea. Score prediction: Ravens 24, Chief 10
Season prediction record: 10-2
For those interested, lots of web coverage on the Mount St. Helens situation:
- Washington Post Article
- NOAA Monitors Mount St. Helens
- Mount St. Helens Blogger (40 miles from the action) -- Link courtesy Irish Trojan's Blog, also providing eruption coverage
- WxNation Log
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