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Jefferson

Temp: 41.0°F

Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, April 1, 2020 at 2:16PM

Cool for April Fool's

Low pressure advances off the Southeast coast today leaving us in a backwash northwesterly flow. Sprinkles and flurries continue at times this afternoon and evening. Pleasantries return tomorrow as a milder trend gets underway and continues into the weekend with lots of sunshine and seasonably warm (not record breaking) temperatures.

Wednesday Hi: 41 Lo: 34 Mostly cloudy; Flurries and sprinkles at times; Chilly; NNW wind 10-20 mph

Thursday Hi: 54 Lo: 36 Scattered clouds; Not as cool; NW wind 5-15 mph, breezy at times

Friday Hi: 61 Lo: 39 Mostly sunny; Warming up, but chilly Fri. night; NW wind 10-20 mph

Saturday Hi: 64 Lo: 45 Lots of sunshine; Pleasant

Sunday Hi: 66 Lo: 48 Partly cloudy; Mild; Cannot rule out a late afternoon or evening shower

Further Out

Monday - Partly sunny; Isolated to widely scattered PM showers; Quite mild; High in the upper 60s; Low near 50 degrees
Tuesday - Mostly cloudy; Isolated to widely scattered PM showers; Still mild; High in the upper 60s; Low near 50 degrees

Forecast Discussion

Growing up April Fool's Day was one of my favorite days of the year. It was a free pass to pull off a few corny practical jokes on my parents.

There are no bad jokes in the weather department anytime soon... but you know April can be a wild child. A northwesterly flow keeps low clouds and sprinkles/flurries around at times today. Fleeting glances of blue skies are mixed-in as well late this afternoon.

High pressure builds Thursday and Friday and moves off the East Coast this weekend. Temperatures respond in stepwise fashion. Tomorrow is cool, Friday is seasonal, and the weekend is seasonably warm as a good southwesterly flow takes hold. The next few days are a tad breezy as well.

A front approaches Sunday but stalls and then lifts north Monday as a warm front. While there will be a few showers around Monday and Tuesday afternoon/evening I've backed down on any well-organized rain opportunities for the beginning of next week.

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