KRBC AM Forecast: Winter Solstice Edition, December 21st
By: Chris Sheridan
Updated: December 21, 2012
A chilly start this morning, but with much less windy conditions out there, it does not feel terribly bitter out there. Today will be rather pleasant with lighter winds, sunny skies, and temperatures making their way back into the low 60's by the afternoon.
Tonight will be mostly clear and temperatures should end up being about 10 degrees warmer than last night, getting down into the mid 30's.
Tomorrow will be the start of a great weather weekend with temperatures getting into the mid 60's under mostly sunny skies.
Sunday, temperatures will get back into the 70's for a day.
A gradual cool-down is expected for early next week, Monday, Christmas Eve, should see temps falling back into the low 60's and then on Christmas Day they will fall into the low 50's. If you live in the northern most counties such as Kent, Knox, Haskell, King, there is the potential to see some precipitation Christmas Day into the 26th, and it may be in the form of snow, however I think Abilene should stay dry.
Then temperatures in the 40's on the 26th and beyond that temperatures should begin to slowly warm again.
Tonight will be mostly clear and temperatures should end up being about 10 degrees warmer than last night, getting down into the mid 30's.
Tomorrow will be the start of a great weather weekend with temperatures getting into the mid 60's under mostly sunny skies.
Sunday, temperatures will get back into the 70's for a day.
A gradual cool-down is expected for early next week, Monday, Christmas Eve, should see temps falling back into the low 60's and then on Christmas Day they will fall into the low 50's. If you live in the northern most counties such as Kent, Knox, Haskell, King, there is the potential to see some precipitation Christmas Day into the 26th, and it may be in the form of snow, however I think Abilene should stay dry.
Then temperatures in the 40's on the 26th and beyond that temperatures should begin to slowly warm again.
