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Mount Washington Valley Forecast

Friday, March 19, 2010
5:17 AM

As one front lifts out of the region today, another one will approach tomorrow. Mild conditions will continue today as temperatures soar into the upper 50s with a significant west-to-southwest flow in place. A few clouds will litter the skies during the night tonight due to the presence of a developing low pressure system over Ontario. However, on the whole, skies will be generally clear, which, when combined with light winds, will allow for considerable radiational cooling. As a result, temperatures will bottom out in the mid 30s overnight. Clouds will be on the increase tomorrow as a cold front associated the aforementioned low pressure complex approaches New England. One more day of above average temperatures is in store tomorrow, with afternoon highs pressing 60 degrees once again.

Mike Carmon
Observer
Forecast

Today:

Partly sunny.

Highs: Upper 50s°F

Wind: Light/variable

Tonight:

Partly cloudy.

Lows: Mid 30s°F

Wind: Light/variable

Extended Outlook

Tomorrow:

Partly sunny.

Highs: Upper 50s°F

Lows: Lower 30s°F

Sunday

Cloudy w/ a chance of rain showers.

Highs: Mid 40s°F

Lows: Mid 30s°F

Monday

Cloudy w/ a chance of rain.

Highs: Upper 40s°F

Lows: Lower 30s°F

Tuesday

Cloudy w/ rain likely.

Highs: Lower 40s°F

Lows: Mid 20s°F

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