Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Warm Spell to Last Through Weekend
Dan Stillman @ 10:15 AM
Morning clouds and showers will keep high temperatures today to the mid 50s, still several degrees above average. After that, it's onward and upward as far as temperatures are concerned, with highs near 60 through the weekend.
Showers ending. As a very weak cold front moves off, we'll see showers ending by noon. Then, clearing skies during the afternoon with highs approaching 55. Overnight, a few clouds with lows in the low-to-mid 40s in town, mid-to-upper 30s in the burbs.
Making a run at 60. A quiet weather pattern sets in with the main storm track well to our north and high pressure to our south. In between, we should see partly to mostly sunny skies and highs approaching 60. Overnight, a few clouds with lows in the low-to-mid 40s in town, mid-to-upper 30s in the burbs.
Continued mild. A little cold front passing to our north could clip us with some clouds and a slight chance of a shower. Otherwise, look for highs near 60 under partly sunny skies with a bit of a breeze. Overnight, mostly clear with lows near 40 in town, mid 30s in the burbs.
More of the same. High pressure will likely hold off a slowly approaching cold front. The result should be partly to mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. Saturday night, lows dip to near 40 in town, mid-to-upper 30s in the burbs.
Born in Arlington and a graduate of George Mason, Brian van de Graaff is making a name for himself as the morning meteorologist at WJLA (Channel 7). CapitalWeather.com spoke with van de Graaf recently about his early-career success, his future aspirations and more. Click here to read the interview.
Today
Showers ending. As a very weak cold front moves off, we'll see showers ending by noon. Then, clearing skies during the afternoon with highs approaching 55. Overnight, a few clouds with lows in the low-to-mid 40s in town, mid-to-upper 30s in the burbs.Tomorrow
Making a run at 60. A quiet weather pattern sets in with the main storm track well to our north and high pressure to our south. In between, we should see partly to mostly sunny skies and highs approaching 60. Overnight, a few clouds with lows in the low-to-mid 40s in town, mid-to-upper 30s in the burbs.Continued mild. A little cold front passing to our north could clip us with some clouds and a slight chance of a shower. Otherwise, look for highs near 60 under partly sunny skies with a bit of a breeze. Overnight, mostly clear with lows near 40 in town, mid 30s in the burbs. The Weekend
More of the same. High pressure will likely hold off a slowly approaching cold front. The result should be partly to mostly sunny skies and highs near 60. Saturday night, lows dip to near 40 in town, mid-to-upper 30s in the burbs.In Case You Missed It
Born in Arlington and a graduate of George Mason, Brian van de Graaff is making a name for himself as the morning meteorologist at WJLA (Channel 7). CapitalWeather.com spoke with van de Graaf recently about his early-career success, his future aspirations and more. Click here to read the interview.
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