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Burke Mountain (Base: 1,267', Top: 3,267')

6-day Forecast Discussion Updated for Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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After a long lasting storm dumping a lot of rain across the region, we'll be settling into a nice dry and sunny stretch for the rest of the week.  No snow is expected for a while as temps remain way too warm.
 
Today and Wednesday--Low pressure from this weekend heads out to sea while a dry northerly flow sets up today.  The upper level pattern remains split overhead--part of the jet stream just to our north and the southern jet stream way to our south with some troughing across the Gulf Coast--too far away from us.  We'll be in between with calm and dry conditions through midweek,
 
Thursday--A slight dip in the jet stream to our north dips towards us with som clouds for northern resorts and perhaps a few light isolated rain showers (summit snow showers--snow levels around 3000').  Moisture will be very light so summit accumulations are not likely.
 
Friday and Saturday--A frontal system starts to set up to our north west as some energy aloft approaches from central Canada.  We still look dry but with perhaps some extra cloudiness drifting in by Saturday.  Southwesterly breezes pick up Saturday keeping temps up s well--CT
Monday
Mar 15, 2010

Chance of Light Rain Showers

Hi 45°f / 7°c (base)
Lo 19°f / -7°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Chance of Light Rain Showers

Precipitation:
40% Chance of rain showers (0.762 mm. | 0.03 in.)

Snow Potential
Expecting 0 to 1 inches of snowfall

Wind:
ENE at up to 15 mph.

Tuesday
Mar 16, 2010

Partly to mostly sunny and dry with northerly breezes--milder too

Hi 46°f / 8°c (base)
Lo 23°f / -5°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly to mostly sunny and dry with northerly breezes--milder too

Precipitation:
None expected

Snow Potential
None expected

Wind:
N base breezes at 5-10mph...20-25mph summit winds

Wednesday
Mar 17, 2010

Bright skies, dry and mild--westerly breezes pick up late

Hi 46°f / 8°c (base)
Lo 27°f / -3°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Bright skies, dry and mild--westerly breezes pick up late

Precipitation:
None expected

Snow Potential
None expected

Wind:
W base breezes up to 10mph in PM...stronger 25-35mph summit winds in PM

Thursday
Mar 18, 2010

Partly sunny with some PM clouds--a touch cooler--a light isolated rain shower/sprinkle possible...a summit snow showers possible too

Hi 43°f / 6°c (base)
Lo 27°f / -3°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly sunny with some PM clouds--a touch cooler--a light isolated rain shower/sprinkle possible...a summit snow showers possible too

Precipitation:
30% chance of a light base rain shower/summit snow shower

Snow Potential
A summit coating possible

Wind:
W-NW base breezes at 10mph...30-35mph summit winds

Friday
Mar 19, 2010

Partly cloudy, dry and mild again

Hi 45°f / 7°c (base)
Lo 28°f / -2°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Partly cloudy, dry and mild again

Precipitation:
None expected

Snow Potential
None expected

Wind:
W base breezes at 5mph...20-25mph up top

Saturday
Mar 20, 2010

Still dry and mild with a few clouds

Hi 48°f / 9°c (base)
Lo 30°f / -1°c (base)

Sky Condition:
Still dry and mild with a few clouds

Precipitation:
None expected

Snow Potential
None expected

Wind:
SW base breezes 5-10mph...20-30mph up top

Long range forecast / discussion...March 21 to 24

Upper level low pressure troughing will be deepening a bit close to Hudson Bay which may tend to bring the storm track closer to us.  It may also open up the door for some moisture from the south.  It does look like we still could be dealing with the chance of some snow next week but probably a better chance sometime next weekend--we'll be watching--CT



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