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[ Thursday, January 25, 2007 ]
Forecast Discussion
Today, periods of heavy lake effect snow can be expected. The snow will taper off overnight as temperatures drop and winds increase. This will be a recipe for bitterly cold wind chills possibly below zero. On Friday, some flurries will continue as high winds persist and wind chills remain in the negative single digits. We will see a brief break in the flurries Friday night, but they will return once again for the weekend. We can also look forward to milder conditions, with temperatures in the 30s on Saturday and the upper 20s on Sunday. No major snow storms are in the near future.
-- Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Today: Scattered snow showers. Light
accumulations up to two inches possible. High 26
Tonight: Snow showers tapering off. Breezy and cold. Low 9
Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy, windy and cold. High 23
Tomorrow night: Chance of flurries. Low 19
Saturday: Overcast and milder. High 35
Saturday night: Flurries possible,
otherwise mostly cloudy. Low 22
Sunday: Considerable cloudiness. High 27
Previous Day Summary
Tuesday
High: 32 Low: 26 Temp. departure: +2.2
Rain or Liquid Equivalent: TRACE
Almanac
Today
Normal high 34°
Record high 71° in 1950
Normal low 19°
Record low -16° in 1963
Monthly Climate Summary
(Data valid through 8 am yesterday)
January precipitation. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.57”
Normal January precip . . . . . . . . . . . 2.91”
January temp. departure . . . . . . . . .+7.99°
Sun Data
Sunset today 5:19 pm
Sunrise tomorrow 7:27 am
| Credits: |
Greg Seroka, Chad Supek, Amanda Bason, Mike Bezilla, Phil
DeCastro |
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