Monday, November 26, 2007
Rainy Start to Rocky Week
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Jason Samenow @ 9:00 AM
Umbrellas will be out in force today, but won't be needed the rest of the work week (next chance late this weekend?). Dry conditions take over after today, but expect some bouts of wind and variable temperatures.
Showery, mild. A warm front moving through the area will bring a 40% chance of morning showers. This activity should diminish in the early afternoon. By late in the afternoon and into the evening, showers and thunderstorms are likely (70% chance) as a cold front approaches the area. Before the showers move through, high temperatures should reach 57-61.
Showers and thunderstorms should continue through midnight, with partial clearing by morning. Low temperatures should be in the upper 40s to around 50.
Breezy and cooler. Expect a partly sunny and brisk day. Morning temperatures in the low 50s will probably only rise a few degrees into the mid 50s -- holding steady through the afternoon before falling into the 40s by sunset. Look out for gusty northwest winds of 10-20mph. Overnight, winds should gradually diminish, with clear skies and cold temperatures. Lows will fall to 25-30 (suburbs-city).
Pictured: Beautiful foliage near the Capitol Friday. By CapitalWeather.com photographer Kevin Ambrose.
Mostly sunny and seasonal. After a very chilly start (in the 20s to near 30), temperatures will steadily warm with sunshine in abundance. High temperatures should reach the low to mid 50s. With high pressure overhead, winds will be light.
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Today
Showery, mild. A warm front moving through the area will bring a 40% chance of morning showers. This activity should diminish in the early afternoon. By late in the afternoon and into the evening, showers and thunderstorms are likely (70% chance) as a cold front approaches the area. Before the showers move through, high temperatures should reach 57-61. Showers and thunderstorms should continue through midnight, with partial clearing by morning. Low temperatures should be in the upper 40s to around 50.
Tuesday
Breezy and cooler. Expect a partly sunny and brisk day. Morning temperatures in the low 50s will probably only rise a few degrees into the mid 50s -- holding steady through the afternoon before falling into the 40s by sunset. Look out for gusty northwest winds of 10-20mph. Overnight, winds should gradually diminish, with clear skies and cold temperatures. Lows will fall to 25-30 (suburbs-city). Pictured: Beautiful foliage near the Capitol Friday. By CapitalWeather.com photographer Kevin Ambrose.
Mostly sunny and seasonal. After a very chilly start (in the 20s to near 30), temperatures will steadily warm with sunshine in abundance. High temperatures should reach the low to mid 50s. With high pressure overhead, winds will be light.A Look Ahead
- It should be mild on Thursday before a cold front moves late with a slight chance of a shower. High temperatures should be in the mid to upper 50s.
- Friday and Saturday will be cooler behind Thursday's front. Highs should be in the upper 40s to around 50.
- Late Saturday night may bring some cold rain before milder air arrives some time Sunday, when showers could linger. The details on Sunday's forecast are fuzzy, so stay tuned for more updates.
CapitalWeather.com: Best of Washington, 2007
On page 107 of the latest Washingtonian magazine (December issue), CapitalWeather.com is recognized in the "Best of" article... Writers Catherine Andrews and Garrett Graff give the following advice to readers seeking out the best "Round-the-Clock Help":
[At 8am] Check out the Weather Blog on CapitalWeather.com before you leave home to help decide which coat to wear.The links to recognized Web sites (including CapitalWeather.com) in the "Best of" issue are available on a dedicated Washingtonian Web page. We are honored to have made Washingtonian's "Best of Washington" issue for the second time in 4 years. CapitalWeather.com was named one of DC's best blogs in 2004.
Image courtesy Washingtonian magazine.
2008 DC Weather Calendar by Kevin Ambrose
CapitalWeather.com's own Kevin Ambrose has developed a stunning 2008 Calendar, showcasing his beautiful DC area weather photography.
Pictured: Sample pages from Kevin Ambrose's 2008 DC Area Weather Photography Calendar.
The calendars can be order via his Web site: WashingtonPrints.com
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