Models
Hour by hour
Each line is one forecast model. The dots are my high and low for each day, which blend all of the models, giving each more say on the days ahead it has handled best here. The shaded band is where the middle half of the models land.
The Snow view adds up the snow each model expects, with the National Weather Service's total as its own line. The Ice view marks the hours a model shows freezing rain or drizzle, next to the National Weather Service's ice total, because the models don't give an ice amount.
Day by day
| Day | High | Low | Rain and melted snow | Gusts | Models agree? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tonight | 51–55° | 44–50° | No rain | 4–10 mph | Mostly |
| Tomorrow | 58–62° | 42–48° | No rain | 18–28 mph | Yes, closely |
| Tuesday | 60–66° | 48–52° | No rain | 26–44 mph | Mostly |
| Wednesday | 56–60° | 46–52° | 0–0.36 in | 27–34 mph | Mostly |
| Thursday | 59–64° | 43–51° | 0–0.49 in | 22–33 mph | Mostly |
| Friday | 52–60° | 42–52° | No rain | 20–28 mph | Mostly |
| Saturday | 54–58° | 39–50° | No rain | 11–20 mph | Mostly |
How the forecast models have shifted
How one day's peak value moved as newer forecasts came in. A rising line means the signal is growing.