Rain soaks the Mid-Atlantic
April 28, 2008
It’s raining steady outside my window and all over the Mid-Atlantic region today. There is a small (very small) possibility of thunderstorms today, but I don’t see that happening for the Lancaster area, nor anywhere north. 
Rain will likely accumulate to less than an inch today… If I had to say a number, I’d say 0.75 inches. Currently (at 1:00 PM) MU has received just under 0.6 inches thus far today, with a few more shots of rain on the way.
Tomorrow the rain will be gone for the most part but the clouds will continue to linger during the day, not clearing out until around Dinner time. Temperatures will, like today, hover in the low to mid-50s.
Tomorrow night will be very cold- near-freezing temperatures! The clear skies will help temperatures go low and I would not be suprised to see a low of 32 overnight.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny with a few clouds in the afternoon, leading to the possibility of a few showers overnight. High: mid-upper 50s.
Thursday: Clouds clearing leading to a sun-and-cloud filled sky most of the day. High: Nearing 70.
Friday: Clear most of the day with very warm temperatures. A nice, typical Spring day. High: Upper 70s.
Saturday: Warm, with the possibility of some afternoon showers (to ruin any picnics, of course- haha). High: Upper 70s.
That’s all for now!
