Today:
If you’re a first grader (or a fully grown adult) who’s been humming “rain, rain go away” for the past couple days, rejoice, as the rain has gone away. There is a 0% chance for precipitation, and it will be sweater weather, with temperatures staying between 50 and 60 degrees throughout the day, eventually dropping to a low of 37 degrees overnight.
GFS model output from tropicaltidbits.com shows the large high pressure system dominating our side of the country tomorrow.
Tonight:
Not much going on tonight; temperatures will drop to the upper 30s, and the skies will remain clear.
Tomorrow (Saturday):
More of the same, as temperatures remain mild, with highs in the mid 50s and lows in the upper 30s.
A Look Ahead:
Don’t forget the next line: “come again another day”. Well, that’s exactly what’s going to happen. Expect more precipitation Sunday – about 0.12 inches expected, with temperatures peaking in the mid sixties and lows in the upper 30s.
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