Today's extended forecast for the week ending the day before Inauguration, Jan 13-19, from the Climate Prediction Center shows the area of below-average temperatures continuing to shrink. The Washington, DC region remains just on the edge of the area for 40% or greater chances of cooler than average temperatures.
For precipitation, most of the East Coast is still in the 40%+ category for below-average amounts.
Looking back: The forecast made a week ago for the week starting tomorrow called for below-average temperatures in the region, and that appears likely to be correct.
Today's temperatures:
High 51
Low 37
Departure from average: +9
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Images (click to enlarge): 8-14 day temperature and precipitation forecasts from Climate Prediction Center/National Weather Service/NOAA
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Washington, DC climate data
Maryland/DC/Delaware Drought Watch
Virginia Drought Watch
Presidential Inauguration weather
U.S./Global:
Daily to Seasonal Temperatures
Average and Record Weather by City
Drought Monitor
U.S. Streamflow Data
Precipitation Analysis
Current Year Summary
Email CapitalClimate here.
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