Mount Washington Weather Center

Temp	Wind	Gust	W. Chill
7.3°F	284° (W), 50.9 mph	59.8 mph	-20.9°F
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ZCZC PWMMTRMWN TTAA00 KGYX 040158 METAR KMWN 040158Z 29048KT 0SM -SN BLSN FZFG VV000 M14/M14 RMK VRY LGT ICG NNNN

Summit Forecast – Friday, February 3, 2012

High pressure will slide offshore this morning as a weak Clipper and associated cold front drop southeast across the higher summits. This will translate into most summits starting the day fog free with a mix of sunshine and clouds above before clouds lower to summit fog once again by this afternoon. As the front passes this afternoon and evening, a few light snow showers will be possible leaving a light dusting of a few tenths of an inch of snow before things wind down by Saturday morning. A building ridge on Saturday will allow for summit fog and clouds above to gradually trend towards clearing for the afternoon hours. Despite some expected sunshine later on Saturday, a cold and stiff northwesterly flow will suppress highs to right around 0 for the entire day. The mix of cold and winds will make for even colder wind chills; therefore, a wind chill advisory will go into effect from sunset today and continue through Saturday.

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