WEATHERCAST:

A CHILLY HIGH OVER MAINE WILL MOVE SLOWLY OFFSHORE AND TREAT US TO DRY AND BRIGHT WEATHER FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. TEMPS WILL BE IN THE 40S…RISING INTO THE 50S…AND

EVEN 60S BY MID WEEK PROVIDING THE SUN STAYS OUT. A FRONT IN THE PLAINS MAY NOT BRING ANY SIGNIFICANT CLOUDS OR WET WEATHER OUR WAY UNTIL THE END OF THE WEEK.  EXTRAPOLATION SHOWS THIS FRONT HEADING OFFSHORE IN TIME FOR THE EASTER WEEKEND …

BUT THEN TEMPS MAY NOT BRING UP TULIPS.

WEATHER TRIVIA:

1950 – 50 TO 60” OF SNOW FALL IN THE BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

SHORT VERSION:

TODAY:           SUNNY – MID 40S

TNTE:             CLEAR – 20-25

TUES:             SUN AND SOME CLOUDS – LOWER 50S

WED:              VARIABLY CLOUDY- MAYBE A SHOWER – MID 40S

THURS:          VERY MILD WITH LOTS OF CLOUDS – SCATTERED SHOWERS – MID 60S

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