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Summit Conditions – 6:45 AM, Wed.
TempWindGustW. Chill
34.5°F348° (N), 19.8 mph23.3°F
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METAR KMWN 190953Z 34014KT 1/16SM FG VV000 01/01 RMK SUN DMLY VSBL= NNNN
Summit Forecast – Wednesday, June 19, 2013
High pressure will build in over the next 36 hours, providing a generally placid and clear forecast period atop the higher summits. Any fog that remains on the summit will quickly dissipate this morning. Despite abundant sunshine today, a northerly flow will keep temperatures in the low to mid 40s, coupled with a noticeable breeze. Skies will remain mostly clear overnight, with perhaps a few patches of fog developing, as the mercury bottoms out near the freezing mark. As the flow shifts more towards the west tomorrow, highs will rebound to near the 50 degree mark, with plenty of sunshine and light winds.
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