Forecast for March 31, 2011

Today:
This morning we'll have patchy drizzle with rain showers moving back in this afternoon. High temperatures will stay well below normal as we only reach the mid to upper 40s. Winds will be light out of the north.

Tonight:
Rain showers will continue off and on tonight with mainly gray skies. Low temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s. A few flakes are possible once again but any accumulation is highly unlikely, with the only exception being for extreme northern suburbs.

Friday through Tuesday:
Friday a few showers will be possible early in the day, but the sun will come out during the afternoon with temperatures climbing back above 50! That is still about 10 degrees below our average high for early April. Saturday and Sunday both look dry with temperatures slowly warming into the middle 50s. Monday looks even better with a high back near 60. Chances for rain will move back in Monday and Tuesday as well.

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Forecast for March 30, 2011

Today:
The morning commute will be dry, but the Mid-Atlantic will have showers spreading from SE to NE during the midday hours. Winds through the day will be out of the ENE at 5-10 mph with highs only reaching the mid 40s.

Tonight:
Rain will continue off and on through the night with a chance for some snowflakes to mix in during the overnight hours as temperatures cool into the low to mid 30s. Any snow that does fall will not accumulate.

Thursday through Sunday:
Patchy drizzle will be found across our region to start off Thursday. It will eventually clear out before another round of rain moves in Thursday night. Again some mixing of snowflakes  will be possible during the overnight. Friday the rain will taper off early and we'll then dry out for the weekend. Saturday and Sunday look fine with temperatures still below normal in the low to mid 50s.

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Forecast for March 29, 2011

Today:
Tuesday looks to be our best day of the next five. Skies will be mainly sunny with winds remaining light out of the North. Highs today will only be in the low 50s.

Tonight:
Clouds will be on the increase tonight as a short wave moves towards the Mid-Atlantic. Low temperatures will be in the upper 30s in the city and drop into the lower 30s across the suburbs. Winds will be light and variable.

Wednesday through Saturday:
We'll have several short waves moving through and bringing with them chances for precipitation. Precip will mainly fall in the form of rain but some snow flakes are possible during the night time hours of Wednesday and Thursday.  Our best chances for precip will be Wednesday afternoon into Wednesday night and again on Thursday night. Friday chances for rain will continue but mainly just during the morning hours. Saturday skies still look partly to mostly cloudy but we will be dry.

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Forecast for March 28, 2011

Today:
Skies today will be a bit deceiving as they'll be mainly sunny. Winds will be light out of the North as temperatures struggle to climb into the upper 40s.

Tonight:
Temperatures this evening will drop back below freezing with clear skies and light north winds. In the District we'll drop to around 30, but in the suburbs we'll drop off into the low to mid 20s.

Tuesday through Friday:
Tuesday will be another dry, but cold day. Wednesday looks like a wet one with rain off and on during the daytime hours. Thursday and Friday we'll have chances for rain but neither day looks like a complete washout. The colder than average temperatures look to continue through at least the weekend.

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Forecast for March 24, 2011

Today:
Today will be crummy across the Eastern 2/3 of the United States as cold air was brought down by the front that moved through with the thunderstorms last night. Highs will only reach the upper 40s with breezy North winds. Skies will remain gray through much of the day as well.

Tonight:
Winds will diminish and skies will break up tonight. Temperatures will fall into the lower 30s.

Friday through Monday:
Friday will be dry but cold. Saturday and Sunday we'll have a chance for some rain showers with even a chance for snow Saturday night into Sunday morning. Monday during the day looks dry before another chance for precipitation moves in Monday night. The below normal temperatures will continue through at least the middle of next week.

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