Thursday, March 25, 2010

Liverpool,Nova Scotia - Much cooler

25 March 2010

  • Conditions in Liverpool,NS at 7:02:28 AM : 0.8°C | Clear | Wind: WNW 23 km/h
  • (Normals: Max: 5°C Min: -3°C)

Yesterday was a bit cool and damp for the most part.We did see a little sun in the afternoon and temps made it to +10°C but that was short lived and it cooled off quite quickly after sunset.Overnight the temps dropped to near the freezing point.

It’s not looking too bad here for today with slightly above seasonal temps expected but colder weather is on it’s way for tomorrow and through the weekend.Some precip in the form of rain or SNOW are possibilities for tomorrow.

 

 

Today:  Sunny. Wind northwest 40 km/h becoming west 20 this afternoon. High 7. UV index 4 or moderate.

 

Tonight:  Clear. Increasing cloudiness near midnight then rain. Wind southwest 20 km/h. Low plus 4.

 

Friday:  Rain changing to a few flurries in the afternoon and ending in the evening then cloudy. Rainfall amount 10 mm. Wind becoming north 30 km/h gusting to 50 in the afternoon. Temperature falling to plus 1 in the afternoon.

 

Saturday:  Sunny. Low minus 7. High minus 2.

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  • Today’s Weather Trivia:

25 March 1847: In Montreal, QC, a heavy fall of snow accompanied by high winds drifted huge piles of snow as to render exposed city streets extremely difficult to traverse, while country roads were made impassable. The city had the appearance of winter at the close of January. Concern was raised over delivery of the mails from Upper Canada to Boston for dispatch to Europe on the Hibernia ship .– Excerpt from 'The Canadian Weather Trivia Calendar' by David Phillips. © Environment Canada

  • Sky Events Tonight:

ISS: No visible views expected.

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The planet Mars stands above the Moon at nightfall. It looks like a bright orange star. Mars and the Moon remain close together as they move across the western sky in the wee hours of the morning.

-Al C

 

 

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