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6-day Forecast Discussion Updated for Saturday, May 17, 2008

OVERALL SITUATION TODAY and Sunday -//> Strong high pressure ridging moves overhead, with sunny skies and warm temperatures expected. CM

Saturday
May 17, 2008

Partly cloudy (mostly sunny) and mild with mostly light breezes.

Hi 69°f / 21°c (base)
Lo 30°f / -1°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly cloudy (mostly sunny) and mild with mostly light breezes.

Precipitation:
None expected.

Snow Potential
None expected.

Wind:
Variable at 5 to 15mph.

Sunday
May 18, 2008

Mostly clear and mild with continued mostly light breezes.

Hi 71°f / 22°c (base)
Lo 37°f / 3°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Mostly clear and mild with continued mostly light breezes.

Precipitation:
None expected.

Snow Potential
None expected.

Wind:
Variable at 5 to 15mph.

Monday
May 19, 2008

Partly Cloudy

Hi 71°f / 22°c (base)
Lo 37°f / 3°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly Cloudy

Precipitation:
None expected

Snow Potential

Wind:
WNW at up to 10 mph.

Tuesday
May 20, 2008

Partly Cloudy

Hi 72°f / 22°c (base)
Lo 39°f / 4°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly Cloudy

Precipitation:
None expected

Snow Potential

Wind:
W at up to 10 mph.

Wednesday
May 21, 2008

Partly Cloudy with Isolated Storms

Hi 63°f / 17°c (base)
Lo 31°f / -1°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly Cloudy with Isolated Storms

Precipitation:
Slight Chance (20%) of rain showers

Snow Potential

Wind:
W at up to 10 mph.

Thursday
May 22, 2008

Partly Cloudy with Isolated Storms

Hi 57°f / 14°c (base)
Lo 29°f / -2°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly Cloudy with Isolated Storms

Precipitation:
Slight Chance (20%) of rain showers

Snow Potential

Wind:
E at up to 5 mph.

Long range forecast / discussion...May 23 to 26

--We see a weak disturbance break up the sunny weather next Tuesday / Wednesday, otherwise mostly sunny and warm weather continues through the following Saturday (24th) under strong high pressure ridging aloft. As more low pressure (weaker) affects the Northwest US (around the 24th/ 25th), the orientation of the wind flow aloft may allow some subtropical moisture to feed up from the south for daily thunderstorms in late May (27th onward possibly). CM



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