Weather - Week of September 6, 2060

Five Day Forecast:

September 6, 2060 --
The fall cold front is officially making its way into Washington State! You can expect blazing hot temperatures no longer! Expect a partly cloudy sky starting in the late afternoon with the evening high hovering around 74 degrees. No chance of precipitation but the clouds will remain throughout the night.

September 7, 2060 -- 
Clouds still hovering around the area, precipitation will be about 25% likely. Temperatures will not get above 70 for much of the afternoon with the occasional lows of about 45 degrees. Low will decrease to the mid thirties for later in the night.

September 8, 2060 --
Rain likely for most of the day with a percent chance around 80%. Temperatures will drop to a high of 65 degrees but a northerly wind chilling the air to about 51 degrees. Lows will fluctuate from the low forties to the mid thirties as front makes its way through the state.

September 9, 2060 --
Rain still in the area for the rest of the week as the cold front brings chilling winds down from the Canadian Ocean to the north. High only in the 60s but the wind will make it feel like the 50s. Lows will go to about 25 degrees throughout the night.

September 10, 2060 --
The northern Nyoun Wanlkno makes its annual debut from the Canadian Ocean which will decrease the temperatures dramatically. It will cause the air to get severely dry as well, as the local highs will reside around the 20s. No precipitation is to be expected.