As was the case yesterday, the Washington, DC region remains on the edge of an area of 40%+ probability of cooler than average temperatures for the extended range. That 8-14 day range now ends on Inauguration Day, January 20.
The probability is also 40%+ for below-average readings in the precipitation department.
Today's temperatures (final):
High 41
Low 32
Departure from average: +2
Month to date: +1.2
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Images (click to enlarge): 8-14 day temperature and precipitation forecasts from Climate Prediction Center/National Weather Service/NOAA; CapitalClimate chart of January 2009 observed and forecast daily temperatures from NWS data, background image © Kevin Ambrose
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Maryland/DC/Delaware Drought Watch
Virginia Drought Watch
Presidential Inauguration weather
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U.S. Streamflow Data
Precipitation Analysis
Current Year Summary
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