Friday, March 25, 2005
Easter Weekend Outlook...
Jason Samenow @ 8:00 AM
Unfortunately, if you're looking forward to a nice springlike weekend for enjoying the outdoors, you're probably going to have to wait at least another week. This weekend will be on the cool and damp side. Today's forecast
The stretch of dismal weather begins today, with rain breaking out this afternoon. High temperatures will range from 47 to 50. About 0.25" of rain should fall between this afternoon and tomorrow morning.
Saturday's forecast
Saturday may be the better of the two weekend days, but it's no winner by any stretch. Expect generally overcast conditions with occasional drizzle. A cool, easterly fetch will hold high temperatures in the upper 40s.
Easter Sunday's forecast
An area of low pressure in the Tennessee Valley will cause occasional rain to spread into the area. A continued easterly wind will keep temps on the cool side -- once again in the upper 40s.
Cherry Blossom Update
The Washington Post writes that the Park Service Isn't Budging on Blossom Forecast and anticipates peak conditions next weekend. Let's hope the weather cooperates.
Top image courtesy AccuWeather.com
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