USNA Weather Forecast
Forecast Discussion:
A cold front will pass this morning with scattered light snow/rain showers. High pressure will temporarily build on Thursday before another front passes on Thursday night/Friday. High pressure will then build again this weekend with seasonably cold conditions. This pattern (passing fronts; building high pressure; changing pressure gradients) will result in breezy conditions throughout the forecast period. Looking ahead, the seasonably cool conditions will persist into early next week as a Low pressure system passes. The storm track and timing remain unresolved, but will determine the precipitation type (rain/snow/mix). Check back Friday for an update.
Five Day Weather Forecast:
- Wednesday: Isolated morning rain/snow/mix showers (30% chance) will give way to gradually clearing skies and windy conditions. Northwest wind 13-18 mph, gusting to 38 mph. High near 44 oF.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny and breezy. Southwest wind 10-15 mph, gusting to 25 mph. Low: 24-28 oF. High: 44-48 oF.
- Friday: Sunny and breezy. West wind 10-15 mph, gusting to 25 mph. Low: 30-34 oF. High: 42-46 oF.
- Saturday: Mostly sunny and cold. Northwest wind 10-15 mph, gusting to 25 mph. Low: 24-28 oF. High: 34-38 oF.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny and breezy. Northwest wind 10-15 mph, gusting to 30 mph. Low: 22-26 oF. High: 36-40 oF.
Five Day Coastal Flooding Forecast:
- Coastal nuisance flooding is not anticipated on 20 January through 24 January.
ISSUED: 20 January 2021 at 0633
NEXT FORECAST: 22 January 2021
FORECASTER: Meteorologist A.R. Davies | Follow on Facebook
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