Sunday, Feb. 15 – Watching the coast
Clouds increase as attention turns to a developing coastal system well to the south. Most of the day trends dry, but forecast confidence lowers late as track uncertainty remains significant.
● High: 36°F | Low: 24°F | Wind: NE 6–10 mph ● Sky: Mostly cloudy
Clouds increase as attention turns to a developing coastal system well to the south. Most of the day trends dry, but forecast confidence lowers late as track uncertainty remains significant.
● High: 36°F | Low: 24°F | Wind: NE 6–10 mph ● Sky: Mostly cloudy
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Saturday, Feb. 14 – Spot snow shower chance
A weak upper-level disturbance passes through. Moisture is limited, but a few nuisance snow showers or flurries are possible, especially early. Little to no accumulation expected.
● High: 35°F | Low: 22°F | Wind: NW 8–14 mph ● Sky: Mostly cloudy ● Precipitation: 20–30% chance of light snow showers
Friday, Feb. 13 – Quiet and seasonable
A tranquil winter day with lighter winds and a mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures continue to moderate, though overnight lows still drop sharply under clear skies.
● High: 37°F | Low: 21°F | Wind: NW 5–9 mph ● Sky: Partly sunny
Thursday, Feb. 12 – Breezy but seasonable
High pressure begins building in from the west, pushing the Arctic air offshore. It remains breezy with a noticeable chill, but temperatures recover closer to seasonal norms. A stray snow shower is possible early, mainly offshore.
• High: 36°F | Low: 20°F | Wind: NW 10–15 mph, gusts to 25 mph ● Sky: Mostly sunny
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