Thursday, December 23, 2004
Wet Thursday, Dry Christmas
Jason Samenow @ 9:33 AM
Expect on and off showers today, and a continuation of the mild temperatures. Highs will be in the upper 50s and rainfall amounts should be around 0.5", locally higher. With the strong cold front moving through, a thunderstorm cannot be ruled out this afternoon. It will be a breezy afternoon as well, with southerly winds at 15-25mph.
Overnight those winds will become northwesterly, and the cold air will charge in after midnight, setting the stage for a cold, but dry Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The chances of a White Christmas (link courtesy WxNation) are pretty much shot.
Pictured: The moon shines brightly in the afternoon sky yesterday as temperatures soar to near 60 degrees F. By CapitalWeather.com Photographer Kevin Ambrose.
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