Weather: Warming trend continues this week
Potential for a significant rain event the end of next week.
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Sunday’s Weather
Our warming trend will continue today as the high pulls east into the Canadian Maritimes. This high looks to remain in control of our weather through the middle of the week with temperatures remaining above normal.
Weather Outlook, March 21 – March 25
Today: Mostly sunny & nice High: 64 Winds: Light & VariableTonight: Mostly clear Low: 32 Winds: Light & VariableMonday: Sunny & warm High: 66 Winds: SW 5-10 mphMonday night: Clear Low: 32 Winds: Light & VariableTuesday: Mix sun & clouds, mild High: 62 Winds: ENE 5-10 mphTuesday night: Partly cloudy Low: 38 Winds: NNE 5-10 mphWednesday: Mostly cloudy & cooler High: 58 Winds: NE 5-10 mphWednesday night: Mostly cloudy Low: 43 Winds: NNE 5-10 mphThursday: Cloudy High: 64 Winds: WSW -10 mphThursday night: Rain & mild Low: 50 Winds: SE 5-10 mph
Weather Patterns We’re WatchingPotential for a significant rain event the end of next week.
Fun Fact
Magnitude 7.0 earthquake shakes Japan, triggers tsunami concerns.
Daily activities across portions of Japan were disrupted late Saturday afternoon when a significant earthquake shook the country and triggered tsunami concerns. The National Weather Service’s Tsunami Warning System indicated that a Pacific-wide tsunami was not expected and that there were no immediate threats to Guam, Rotam, Tinian, Saipan, Hawaii or the Pacific coast of the United States. Shaking as a result of the earthquake was felt in the capital city of Tokyo by 6:10 p.m., local time. Due to the quake, operations of the Tokaido Shinkansen rail network were suspended in Tokyo for a time on Saturday.
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