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[ Thursday, February 1, 2007 ]
Forecast Discussion
The region will remain within winter’s firm grasp throughout the weekend and into next week. Scattered snow showers this afternoon may persist into tomorrow, with generally light accumulations of a dusting to an inch or two. A storm will develop off the Mid-Atlantic coast, but should remain too far out to sea to impact our area with any significant snow. An arctic air mass will settle over the Eastern U.S. through early next week, bringing perhaps the coldest air of the season. Nighttime temperatures could approach zero by Monday, with afternoon highs hovering in the teens.
-- Prepared by the Campus Weather Service
Today: Mostly cloudy with afternoon
flurries. High 31
Tonight: Snow showers, mainly toward dawn. Light accumulations
possible.
Low 24
Tomorrow: Scattered snow showers with an additional dusting to an
inch. High 32
Tomorrow night: Partly cloudy. Low 18
Saturday: Mostly cloudy, turning colder. High 25
Saturday night: Cold with a chance of flurries. Low 9
Sunday: Partly sunny skies, chilly. High 18
Previous Day Summary
Tuesday
High: 29 Low: 12 Temp. departure: -5.04
Rain or Liquid Equivalent: 0.05”
Almanac
Today
Normal high 34°
Record high 60° in 1974
Normal low 18°
Record low -4° in 1920
Monthly Climate Summary
(Data valid through 8 am yesterday)
January precipitation. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.71”
Normal January precip . . . . . . . . . . 2.91”
January temp. departure . . . . . . . . 5.22°
Sun Data
Sunset today 5:27 pm
Sunrise tomorrow 7:21 am
| Credits: |
Greg Seroka, Chad Supek, Amanda Bason, Mike Bezilla, Steve
Greybush |
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