KDAY 01NOV2011

For tomorrow, the high temperature will reach mid- to high-50's and the low diving into the 30's. Wind will be light and from the south. Surface pressure will remain high, so no chance of precipitation.

KDAY Weekly outlook

For today, high temperatures will top out around 50 degrees with a chance of storms later today as a trough passes through the area. Tonight, temperatures will dip into the mid 30's with calm winds from the south. Tuesday and Wednesday will much milder days as high pressure returns. Expect highs to be in the upper 50's to low 60's and morning lows in the lower 40's. Winds should remain fairly calm over the next few days as well. For Thursday through Sunday models show a couple disturbances moving through that will enhance precipitation chances, but temperatures will remain about the same.

(KDAY) Forecast for Friday, October 27, 2011

High pressure will begin to reclaim the area in wake of the cold front passage of yesterday.  As this occurs, we will see clearing skies.  The big question is how much clearing will we see, as it will have a direct impact on the minimum temperatures.   At this point, I will forecast for a 70% clearing, resulting in lows just above freezing.  The residual ground moisture may result in frost in some areas, depending on temperatures. 

Lows for Friday AM: 33-36  with calm winds.  For Friday, sunny skies will reign once again, and winds will be weak (~ 5MPH), Highs in the lower 50's. 

Dayton, OH Forecast for Thursday

Tomorrow Dayton will experience a drop in pressure and temperature. The wind will be changing from the Southwest to a more Northerly direction and clouds should be expected. It will also be a cooler day tomorrow than it was today with a high temperature of 50 degrees.

Temperature: Low 30s to 50

Wind Gusts: between 14-16 kts

Precip: Likely light showers.

CSI Induced Snowband?

So last night, there was a nice snowband that developed between Boulder and Ft. Collins. In our AMS meeting on Tuesday afternoon, we had discussed the possibility of CSI playing a role in enhancing the snow amount in localized areas. Is this CSI at working leaving Ft. Collins with at least 15 inches of snow as of this morning? You be the judge!!

KDAY Forecast for Wednesday

The high pressure will pass by Wednesday. A low pressure system will move north of dayton but will dominate the weather there. It will be overcast throughout the day keeping the temperatures from reaching extremes. Highs in the low 60s lows in the high 40s with precipitation in the evening.

KDAY Outlook

There is a high pressure that will remain over Ohio until Wednesday. Liquid precipitation will fall throughout Wednesday and Thursday. Pressure will remain fairly high, although. Temperatures will be warmer in the beginning of the week and cooler in the late week days.