Sunday, April 16, 2006
Easter Cooldown
Jason Samenow @ 7:17 AM
Happy Easter. After last night's cold frontal passage, temperatures have dropped off 10-15 degrees from yesterday's levels. Nonetheless, Easter Sunday should turn out pretty well.
Mainly sunny skies this morning will give way to a gradual increase in clouds this afternoon. A refreshing northerly wind should keep high temperatures from climbing much above 70. Areas southwest of DC could see a late afternoon/evening shower or thunderstorm due to an approaching area of low pressure. Overnight, a few of these showers may move into the DC area (50% chance).
Pictured: Mostly sunny skies in Eastern Market, DC yesterday. By CapitalWeather.com photographer Kevin Ambrose.
Forecast
Mainly sunny skies this morning will give way to a gradual increase in clouds this afternoon. A refreshing northerly wind should keep high temperatures from climbing much above 70. Areas southwest of DC could see a late afternoon/evening shower or thunderstorm due to an approaching area of low pressure. Overnight, a few of these showers may move into the DC area (50% chance).Pictured: Mostly sunny skies in Eastern Market, DC yesterday. By CapitalWeather.com photographer Kevin Ambrose.
Media Matters
- WeatherTalk Radio airs at 3:05pm today on WCBM 680AM. The dynamic team of Berk and Pann will celebrate their one-year anniversary featuring the topic "The State of the Bay."
- The Associated Press reports a camera crew from The Weather Channel was arrested for trespassing in Tennessee. Allegedly, they refused to leave the property of a Warren County woman who was killed by a tornado.
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