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Mount Washington Valley Forecast

Tuesday, February 9, 2010
4:35 AM

High pressure will build in to the region today, while low pressure moves southeast of the region tomorrow. The high will bring some breaks of sun today along with moderating temperatures under a milder flow. Winds will die off tonight as the high crests over the region, but clouds will be on the increase due a developing low pressure system to the south. The low will move northward tomorrow and pass well southeast, but may bring some light snow during the afternoon. Accumulations, if any, will be very light.

Mike Carmon
Observer
Forecast

Today:

Partly sunny.

Highs: Lower 30s°F

Wind: NW 10 mph

Tonight:

Increasingly cloudy.

Lows: Mid 10s°F

Wind: Light/variable

Extended Outlook

Tomorrow:

Mostly cloudy w/ a chance of afternoon snow.

Highs: Around 30°F

Lows: Upper 10s°F

Thursday

Partly sunny.

Highs: Upper 20s°F

Lows: Mid 10s°F

Friday

Mostly cloudy.

Highs: Upper 20s°F

Lows: Mid 10s°F

Saturday

Partly cloudy.

Highs: Upper 20s°F

Lows: Lower 10s°F

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