Mason Day Forecast

It looks as we will have totally clear weather tomorrow for Mason Day with a mostly sunny skies, but seasonably cold temperatures. A cold Arctic front has cemented itself into place over the Northeastern US and with it has caused temperatures to be well below average for much of the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Strong winds in the upper levels is bringing in a sufficient amount of cold air from Canada which has caused snow the other night in places like Detroit, and will cause freeze and frost across much of the Ohio Valley into the Mid-Atlantic including our Western suburbs. 

This is a similar pattern that we experienced this winter that brought temperatures 10-15 degrees below average and storm patterns that go up the coast rather than come in from the west.  Luckily these storms will not be arriving until Saturday into Sunday. 

All of this, means that while clear and sunny, Mason Day will be cool and windy; so bundle up Mason, especially later on in the evening as the sun goes down. Lows tonight and tomorrow night will be near the freezing mark. Here is your forecast for Mason Day. 

Looks like the high temperature will remain in the 50's. 

Friday April 24, 2015

2:00pm: Mostly sunny. Temperature of 55 degrees. Wind out of the WNW at 20mph with occasional gusts over 35mph

3:00pm: Temperature of 57 degrees, gusting winds continuing until after 5pm

4:00pm: 56 degrees, becoming partly cloudy

5:00pm: Wind starts to die down; temperatures start to drop off, 54 degrees

6:00pm: Wind now out of the North, 52 degrees.

7:00pm: 48 degrees, clouds will start to clear

8:00pm: Wind chill becoming a factor. 46 degrees, feels like 40.

9:00pm: 41 degrees, with a wind chill of 35.

10:00pm: 40 degrees with a wind chill of 34.

By 10pm, temperatures will be at or below 40 with wind chills in the 30's.

Have a fun Mason Day everyone!! Stay Warm!!

-James