Saturday, May 19, 2012 5 AM
Partly cloudy and likely dry on Saturday, freezing levels rise above top elevations in the afternoon. Winds are generally light.Clouds increase for Sunday with some showers developing by afternoon, light freezes end by mid morning, precip is in the form of rain. No major winds are expected.
Rain showers persist on into Sunday night. On Monday, we start out dry early, but late-morning light rain develops and increases during the afternoon hours. Look for rain and snow showers on Tuesday, with blustery winds and a lowering snowfall level. Continuing unsettled mid week.
Saturday
Variable high clouds.
High: 6. Low: -2.
Winds: SW 10-20 kph
Freezing level: 2300 m
High: 6. Low: -2.
Winds: SW 10-20 kph
Freezing level: 2300 m
Sunday
Increasing clouds. Afternoon showers.
High: 6. Low: -1.
Winds: SW 10-20 kph
Freezing level: 2200 m
High: 6. Low: -1.
Winds: SW 10-20 kph
Freezing level: 2200 m
Monday
Cloudy. Increasing rain.
High: 5. Low: 1.
Winds: SW 20-35 kph
Freezing level: 2000 m
High: 5. Low: 1.
Winds: SW 20-35 kph
Freezing level: 2000 m
Tuesday
Mostly cloudy. Showers and flurries.
High: 4. Low: 1.
Winds: W 25-45 kph
Freezing level: 1800 m
High: 4. Low: 1.
Winds: W 25-45 kph
Freezing level: 1800 m
Wednesday
Mostly cloudy. A few showers and flurries.
High: 4. Low: 0.
Winds: W 15-35 kph
Freezing level: 1800 m
High: 4. Low: 0.
Winds: W 15-35 kph
Freezing level: 1800 m
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