Mount Washington Weather Center

Temp	Wind	Gust	W. Chill
51.1°F	275° (W), 7.2 mph
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ZCZC PWMMTRMWN TTAA00 KGYX 201251 METAR KMWN 201251Z 28007KT 1/8SM FG BKN000 OVC140 10/10 RMK FG BKN000 FG INTMT NNNN

Summit Forecast – Sunday, July 20, 2008

A quasi-stationary front will remain stalled over New England over the forecast period keeping the zonal procession of lows going. A strong low will approach later today crossing the northeast into tomorrow. An approaching warm front tied to this low will bring a chance of showers this morning with showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. The first low will pass overnight bringing heavy amounts of rain to the summits and surrounding valleys. Monday will see another low forming over the great lakes tapping into the moist southwesterly flow setting up under a tropical air mass. This will bring continued rain and afternoon thunderstorms to the northeast as it approaches for passage on Tuesday especially in the afternoons. Over the next 36 hours, heavy rain, hail, high winds and frequent lightning have a high probability and outdoor activities should be done with caution.

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