Friday, April 08, 2005
Late afternoon update
Steve Scolnik @ 4:00 PM
Currently
In spite of a cool northeast breeze and overcast skies, weak sunlight has pushed temperatures to a seasonable level in the mid 60's around the Washington metro area this afternoon. At the beach, the northeast wind pushed the temperature at Ocean City down from 57 this morning to 48 this afternoon. Although some light rain and drizzle continued overnight in the area, precipitation mostly ended by 7am. Regional radar is generally clear this afternoon, except for some widely scattered showers in southern West Virginia and southeastern Virginia. The weekend will be rain-free, but clouds will persist at least through Saturday, holding highs to the low 60's after a low tonight of 50.
Royal Wedding Outlook
After a recent warm spell in England, the outlook for the royal wedding tomorrow is for winter-like conditions, with highs in the 40's.
In spite of a cool northeast breeze and overcast skies, weak sunlight has pushed temperatures to a seasonable level in the mid 60's around the Washington metro area this afternoon. At the beach, the northeast wind pushed the temperature at Ocean City down from 57 this morning to 48 this afternoon. Although some light rain and drizzle continued overnight in the area, precipitation mostly ended by 7am. Regional radar is generally clear this afternoon, except for some widely scattered showers in southern West Virginia and southeastern Virginia. The weekend will be rain-free, but clouds will persist at least through Saturday, holding highs to the low 60's after a low tonight of 50.
Royal Wedding Outlook
After a recent warm spell in England, the outlook for the royal wedding tomorrow is for winter-like conditions, with highs in the 40's.
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