Mount Washington Weather Center

Temp	Wind	W. Chill
35.2°F	34° (NE), 28.1 mph	22.3°F
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ZCZC PWMMTRMWN TTAA00 KGYX 140451 METAR KMWN 140451Z 03025KT 120SM SKC 02/M03 RMK NNNN

Summit Forecast – Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Low pressure departing the mid-Atlantic will continue the high clouds during the morning but high pressure building in will clear skies through the day. High press will crest tomorrow keeping skies clear overnight and for most of tomorrow. The building high will also dampen winds into tomorrow, although the pressure gradient this morning will keep things fairly gusty before dying down. When the high crests tomorrow, winds will be variable and light briefly coming under the influence of temperature gradients instead of pressure gradients, a rarity on the summit. High clouds will reenter the sky tomorrow afternoon as a cold front approaches for Thursday. Wind chills for the period will start 0-10 above rising to 15-25 above and remaining overnight before climbing to 20-30 above for the morning and rising in the afternoon.

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