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Elevation: 2,080m
Cloudy with sunny breaks. Wind south 10 km/h. Chance of a late day flurry
Elevation: 2,080m
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Updated December 22nd at 10:23am
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Elevation: 2,080m
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Forecast for Mid-Mountain (updated by approx. 8:00 am)
Sunday: Cloudy, some sunny periods. Chance of a late day flurry. Wind SSE 5-10 km/h. High -4 C.
Sunday night: Cloudy, a few flurries. Local amounts 1-2 cm. Wind S 10 km/h. Overnight temperature rising to -3.
Monday: Cloudy with sunny periods. Evening or overnight flurries into Tuesday morning. Light amounts. Wind S 5-10 km/h. High near -2.
Synopsis: After yesterday’s snowfall, a weak high pressure ridge will give us a few breaks of sunshine today. Winds will be mostly southerly 10 km/h. A weakening low pressure trough from the Pacific will cross the area tonight with a chance of late day flurries and a greater chance of small accumulations tonight. Another weak high pressure ridge will generate a dry and partly sunny Monday with light winds overall. Another weak trough will cross the area on Monday night with a chance of flurries.
Tuesday to Thursday: We will remain in a general SW flow aloft over the region. Tuesday and Wednesday (Christmas Day) look dry with possible breaks of sunshine in the flow but a frontal system moving in Wednesday night and on Thursday points towards some snowfall at that time. It will likely be marginally cooler on Wednesday and Thursday as well.