Monday, October 30, 2006
The week ahead: Generally dry and turning cooler...
Jason Samenow @ 12:00 AM
After a couple of pleasantly mild days to start the week, we'll see a gradual return to cool weather by Friday. Rainfall will be close to non-existent...
Sunny and pleasant. High pressure over the Mid-Atlantic will bring beautiful sunshine and mild temperatures (about 4-6 degrees above average). The high should be near 70 -- with considerably lighter winds than in previous days. Tonight will be clear and crisp, with lows 38-46 (suburbs to city).
Coldest Day: Friday (High of 50)
Warmest Day: Tuesday (High of 76)
Dry Days: Monday-Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday.
Precipitation Chances: Wednesday (20%).
The Week's Wild Cards: Will Wednesday's cold front produce any rain? And exactly how cold will it be Friday through Sunday?
Climatological Average High/Low: 63-61/45-43
Pictured: Beautiful colors at Great Falls on Sunday. By CapitalWeather.com photographer Kevin Ambrose.
A Treat: Very mild. Southerly flow ahead of the next front coupled with a good amount of sunshine should allow high temperatures to reach the mid 70s. Overnight, clouds will increase, with mild lows ranging from 45-50 (suburbs-city).
Variably cloudy, still warm. A cold front will pass through the region early in the day bringing clouds and just a 20% chance of a shower. High temperatures will be in the mid 60s to around 70. Overnight, clouds will decrease and cooler air will trickle in. Low temperatures should range from 40-47 (suburbs-city).
Partly sunny, brisk. Northwest flow will begin to funnel cooler air into the region. Look for high temperatures from 55-59. Overnight, it will be mostly clear and cold, with lows 32-37 (suburbs-city).
Breezy, cool. As high pressure continues building in from the northwest, cool air will continue to stream into the region. High temperatures are likely to range from 49-53, under partly sunny skies and a steady northwest wind. Overnight, it will be clear and cold, with lows 28-34 (suburbs to city).
Mostly sunny, cool. The heart of the cold area of high pressure is likely to affect the region for most of the weekend. As a result, despite plenty of sunshine, highs should only be 50-55 both days. Overnight lows should range from 28-35 (suburbs to city).
Today
Sunny and pleasant. High pressure over the Mid-Atlantic will bring beautiful sunshine and mild temperatures (about 4-6 degrees above average). The high should be near 70 -- with considerably lighter winds than in previous days. Tonight will be clear and crisp, with lows 38-46 (suburbs to city).Week at a Glance
Coldest Day: Friday (High of 50)
Warmest Day: Tuesday (High of 76)
Dry Days: Monday-Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday.
Precipitation Chances: Wednesday (20%).
The Week's Wild Cards: Will Wednesday's cold front produce any rain? And exactly how cold will it be Friday through Sunday?
Climatological Average High/Low: 63-61/45-43
Pictured: Beautiful colors at Great Falls on Sunday. By CapitalWeather.com photographer Kevin Ambrose.
A Treat: Very mild. Southerly flow ahead of the next front coupled with a good amount of sunshine should allow high temperatures to reach the mid 70s. Overnight, clouds will increase, with mild lows ranging from 45-50 (suburbs-city).Variably cloudy, still warm. A cold front will pass through the region early in the day bringing clouds and just a 20% chance of a shower. High temperatures will be in the mid 60s to around 70. Overnight, clouds will decrease and cooler air will trickle in. Low temperatures should range from 40-47 (suburbs-city). Partly sunny, brisk. Northwest flow will begin to funnel cooler air into the region. Look for high temperatures from 55-59. Overnight, it will be mostly clear and cold, with lows 32-37 (suburbs-city).Friday
Breezy, cool. As high pressure continues building in from the northwest, cool air will continue to stream into the region. High temperatures are likely to range from 49-53, under partly sunny skies and a steady northwest wind. Overnight, it will be clear and cold, with lows 28-34 (suburbs to city).The weekend
Mostly sunny, cool. The heart of the cold area of high pressure is likely to affect the region for most of the weekend. As a result, despite plenty of sunshine, highs should only be 50-55 both days. Overnight lows should range from 28-35 (suburbs to city).
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