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PM Update: Cold Breezes Continue to Chill Region
Temperature rebound begins Thursday
Windy and cold conditions remain entrenched today as highs climb to right around 50 across the area. Skies that have been partly cloudy for most of the day may produce an isolated sprinkle before more clearing begins this evening. Look for winds to continue into the night, though in a diminished fashion compared to recently. Another cold one is on tap, so bundle up if headed out.
Tonight: After a few clouds this evening, we will trend mostly clear overnight. Some of the coldest temperatures of the season are expected, with readings around 30 degrees in the suburbs and into the mid 30s for D.C. Winds continue to blow around 10 mph out of the northwest.
Tomorrow: Thursday will be sunny, though continued cool and breezy. Look for temperatures to rise a bit higher than we have seen this work week -- up to the mid 50s in most spots. Winds that slacken a bit overnight tonight will gust again tomorrow, but only to around 25 mph at times.
See Dan's full forecast through the weekend.
By
Ian Livingston
| October 29, 2008; 3:15 PM ET
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Posted by: AugustaJim | October 29, 2008 3:47 PM | Report abuse
Any guess on when the first flakes will fall in DC? Cap. WX guys, maybe its time for the ol' online poll...?
Posted by: stewardsteven | October 29, 2008 4:42 PM | Report abuse
My first flakes fell last night, but only flurries.
The real deal is still a few weeks away.
Posted by: AugustaJim | October 29, 2008 5:12 PM | Report abuse
First snow flakes have fallen here in Arnold. Small and very light flurries, the ice variety of snow flurries. Seems to be some more possibly moving through central MD now. We'll have to wait and see.
Posted by: arnoldkh | October 29, 2008 6:19 PM | Report abuse
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Lake effect season gets an early start.
Canaan Valley W.Va. had 11.0 inches of snow on the ground at 9:30 a.m., followed closely by Davis with 9.0 inches.