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Mount Washington Valley Forecast

Saturday, March 20, 2010
5:01 AM

A cold front will invade the region today, bringing about some changes to the recent tranquil weather pattern. Clouds will be on the increase today in advance of the front. Nevertheless, temperatures will soar once more, nearing the 60 degree mark under the extremely mild regime. However, as the front pushes through early tonight, temperatures will begin to drop off, and a few rain and snow showers may develop. As the front drops just south of the region tomorrow, it will stall out. This will restrict clouds from clearing out, and will keep the chance for rain and snow showers in the forecast. Temperatures will be noticeably cooler with the clouds and cooler flow, with afternoon highs struggling into the 40s.

Mike Carmon
Observer
Forecast

Today:

Partly sunny.

Highs: Upper 50s°F

Wind: NW 10 mph

Tonight:

Mostly cloudy w/ a chance of rain or snow showers.

Lows: Lower 30s°F

Wind: Light/variable

Extended Outlook

Tomorrow:

Cloudy w/ a chance of aftenoon rain and snow showers.

Highs: Lower 40s°F

Lows: Lower 30s°F

Monday

Cloudy w/ rain likely.

Highs: Lower 40s°F

Lows: Lower 30s°F

Tuesday

Cloudy w/ rain and snow likely.

Highs: Lower 40s°F

Lows: Upper 20s°F

Wednesday

Partly sunny.

Highs: Mid 40s°F

Lows: Lower 20s°F

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