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DATEBOOK : AFTON : Reading Rocks Music Festival Set For August 2nd At Cardinal Point
NELLYSFORD : Nelson Farmers Market : Saturday 7.19.08
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Hot Day At The Nelson Farmers Market
Nellysford, Virgnia
Above, Deanne Flickinger hands over some yummy treats she and husband “Flick” were selling at this Saturday’s market. I got some iced green tea in a cup with a straw that’s totally biodegradable. It looks just like plastic, but it’s not! Just toss it in the compost pile when done!
In spite of the heat and humidity, this past Saturday’s Nelson Farmers Market was packed with folks picking up produce, meats and treats!
We couldn’t help but notice that Nelson’s favorite two “Love Children” Jenny Sioux Hopkins and Deborah Justice were back at the market Saturday. The mother and daughter above got a free Nelson County Love Child t-shirt after their local art purchase of 20 dollars or more. That’s a deal! Love It!
Nelly got her head back and 3 year old, Matthew Drumheller, of Lovingston noticed!
Deloris Goska hands over some Nelly May Bucks to Forrest Hobbs of Gladstone. What are Nelly May Bucks? Glad you asked, read about them in the upcoming August issue of Nelson County Life out later this month.
See you at next Saturday’s Market!
NCL
AFTON : FIND ME : Cat Located In Afton Looking For Owner
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Meredith Ackroyd wrote:
Hello,
I would really appreciate it if you could post this in your “Find Me – Lost
Pets” section.Cat Found in Afton area of Nelson County. A young, male cat showed up at our
house in Afton on the night of July 17th and has not left. It does not have a
collar but is very clean, appears to be well cared for, and is very
affectionate, so we think it is a lost pet. Please call (434) 882-3570 or
(434) 823-1568 with a description to claim the cat.
NELLYSFORD : RODES FARM : Group Meets To Discuss Saving Rodes Farm Stables
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Saturday July 19, 2008
Rodes Farm Pavilion
Nellysford, Virginia
Photography By Yvette Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
Above, Rodes Farm Stable Manager, Karen Osborne, gives the history of Rodes Farm Stables to a group of 35-40 people at Saturday morning’s meeting.
A group called, Friends of Rodes Farm, met early Saturday morning to discuss the ongoing situation we told you about in our datebook section here last week. The group is meeting in conjunction with members of Wintergreen Resort and WPI to explore opportunities to keep from closing the stables later this year due to a continued loss of money for several years in a row.
Phil Chabot, Esq. of Nellysford, talks to the group he is heading up to find ways to transfer the operation of the stables to another entity.
More details from Saturday’s meeting will be posted as soon as we have them.
If you are interested in helping the group out or working to find solutions, you are encouraged to contact Phil Chabot via e-mail or by calling 202.345.6383
BREAKING : I-81 Slow Traffic Southbound Lanes Due to Major Accident : Updated 1PM
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UPDATE!
As of 1PM Eastern – Virginia 511 Traffic no longer indicates congestion at the traffic accident scene.
NCL has confirmed a major tractor trailer accident that occurred earlier this morning on I-81 Southbound at mile marker #234 not too far from Weyer’s Cave. The accident involved a fiery crash with one person airlifted to UVA Medical Center.
As you can see by clicking on Trafficland.com above at that exit, traffic is slow to progress southbound. Parts of the southbound lane are shutdown due to the accident. NCL has learned the wreckage will be cleaned up later today or tonight as towing crews are able to clear the scene. A hazardous material crew is on site making a routine assessment.
See update above for latest information as of 1PM.
Just before noon Saturday, Virginia 511, reports traffic backed up about 6 miles. Specifically they say:
11:53 AM 07/19/08 Congestion
I-81 Southbound Southbound at Mile Marker 234
Traffic congestion: – Congestion: Augusta County, on I-81 south, at mile marker 234, about 8 miles south of Harrisonburg. Traffic is backed up about 6 miles. Expect delays.
More as we have it, but if you are traveling that area, you should check on traffic.
AMHERST : WINTON : NCHS Golf Tourney For Trip To France in 2009 : Updated With Winners 7.23.08
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Updated: 7.23.08 for winners:
Sarah Ponton e-mailed the winners today, Congrats to all!
John Holman
D. Nix
Bob Cleminson
R. Powell
Photography By Tommy Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
NCHS Tournament For 2009 Trip To France
Winton Country Club
Clifford / Amherst, Virginia
Above, Sarah Ponton, NCHS Foreign Language Chair, explains some of the rules to golfers just before the tournament started Friday afternoon at Winton County Club and Golf Course.
As we have been telling you about, most recently on page 41 of the July ’08 issue, students in the foreign language group at Nelson County High School have been working hard to raise money for a trip to France in 2009. Friday was part of a big fundraiser to help the kids get there. A captain’s choice golf tournament was held in Clifford, just north of Amherst, at The Winton Country Club. “It cost about $4000.00 a kid,” says Sarah Ponton, the foreign language chair at the school.
Sindri Linen of Nelson County, holds up one of the many hole sponsorships that were placed on the course for Friday’s tournament.
In addition to Friday’s tournament, the students have been doing everything from selling t-shirts, to concessions, to peanuts to help raise money for some of the students that might have trouble coming up with the money to make the trip.
Nelson County Life sponsored one of the holes at the tournament. Above, a golfer takes a practice swing on hole #1 at Winton.
“It’s a great opportunity for these kids to get out of the country,” says Jenny McCarter who helped coordinate the tournament.
A shot of some Nelson County High students that took the trip to France earlier this year.
One of the pros at Winton gives golfers the go ahead to begin the tourney.
The students will continue raising money throughout the rest of 2008. If you would like to help them out, you can contact by calling: 434.831.2932
WEEKEND WEATHER : Continued Sunny, Hot & Muggy : T-Storms Next Week : TS Christobal Forms
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Updated Saturday evening 7.19.08 to move rain chances from Sunday to Monday and Tropical Storm Christobal
Forecast By Tommy Stafford – Nelson County Life Magazine
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Today’s Intro and Outro Music is Jan Smith of The Honeybirds.
Photography By Ann Strober
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
Nellysford, Virginia
Today’s weather and is brought to you exclusively by:
Olivia Harris of a.m. Fog Shows Off One of The Homestead Creamery Varieties
Afton, Virginia
Most of you know by now that Yvette and I are expecting a child in the fall of this year. Yea, she’s been drinking the milk lots to keep up the calcium! She’s always liked Homestead Creamery milk. You know, it comes in those classic glass bottles, not far off of the kind the milkman used to deliver in simpler times. Most of the stores around here carried it, then one day she walked in and no more! Gone.
Folks this is one popular brand of milk and it’s the best around. No artificial hormones, and about as close to the cow as it comes! Yea, move over happy steer, we’ve got the happy cow now! As soon as Ken and Yvonne Harris up at a.m. Fog heard about this they jumped all over it! And, yep! They have the whole line of Homestead Creamery milk products in the familiar glass bottles, right there in their market on the Nelson-Albemarle County line on Route 151.
Nothing’s quite as good as a cold glass of milk from one of those chilled bottles!
And now you can get Homestead Creamery milk just up the road at a.m. Fog. along with all of your vegetables, plants and nursery needs to boot!
You can always visit them on the web at www.amfog.net or call ’em at 540-456-7100
Rainfall totals as of 11:59 PM EDT Friday night:
–FRIDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : 95°/59° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 16.47″
–FRIDAY’S High / Low at NCL-TWNF on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 81°/61° – RAIN 0.00″ – YTD: 23.95″
–FRIDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Hatcreek Farm on Horseshoe Mountain @ Roseland, VA : 90°/60°– RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 23.94″
–FRIDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Tiger Fuel @ Lovingston, VA : 93°/62° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 21.11″
–FRIDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Delfosse Winery & Vineyard @ Faber, VA : 92°/68° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 8.42″
A quick thanks to our trusty Ann Strober for this weekend’s most interesting weather pic! A face only a mother could love, it is! I am not sure, but I think Ann may have shot this in the small fish pond down at The Dogwood in Nellysford.
If it wasn’t there, it’s a close match! As always, thanks for the great pics you send our way Ann!
You might want to find some water to be in this weekend. It’s going to be hot and muggy for the next several days and unfortunately, the earlier forecast of rain has vanished for much of the extended period. There is still a chance a weak front will get in here next week, but chances are less than previously thought. Right now it looks like Sunday Monday or Tuesday are the better days for rain in the late afternoon. As always, any day with hot and muggy weather can spur an afternoon or even thunderstorm, but nothing organized at this point.
Tropical Storm Christobal.
Tropical Storm Christobal animated radar image.
Invest #94 possible computer projections for the next several days.
Continue to watch a couple of low pressure areas out in the North Atlantic. Invest 96 Now Tropical Storm Christobal off of the SE U.S. Coast and Invest 94 in the Caribbean. You can see the paths of these, and if they become a factor we’ll talk more about it. Looks like 96 #3 will be to our east at this point as the low works up the eastern seaboard. You can read the tropical weather outlook by clicking here.
Regional Current Surface Map via wunderground
Looking 12-24 Hours Ahead
Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Nellysford, Devil’s Knob, Lovingston, and Crozet.
SATURDAY: Sunny, hotter, and continued muggy!
* Highs Valley: 93-96°
*On the mountains: 81-84°
*Winds: S-5 MPH
*OVERNIGHT: Mostly clear and mild. Lows valley: 65-68° : Mountains: 61-64° : Winds: L & V
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
SUN: M/S 91/68
MON: M/S T-Storm 89/69
TUE: M/C T-Storm 90/67
WED: M/S 88/68
THU: M/S 88/68
Each afternoon beyond Sunday has a slight chance for an afternoon or evening isolated thunderstorm, but chances are around 10% only.
All mountain temperatures in the extended period roughly 10-15 degrees cooler than those listed in the valley for afternoon highs.
Have a great WEEKEND!
Want to have Jan & The Honeybirds play at your special event, click on the image above to find out how!
Or visit their website by clicking here.
Today’s cut is James River from her CD 29 Dances.
Louisville, Kentucky native Jan Smith writes songs rooted in vibrant imagery and sincere, stark emotion. The artists whose music she grew up with — Merle Haggard, Nina Simone, and Townes Van Zant among many others – influence her work, as does the traditional bluegrass music of her new home in the mountains of central Virginia.
On April 4, 2006, Landslide Records released “29 Dances,” produced in Nashville by Bil VornDick (Alison Krauss, Ralph Stanley). The record features Johnny Hiland, Byron House (Sam Bush, Nickel Creek), Pat McInerney (Nanci Griffith), Randy Kohrs, David Talbot (the Grascals), Mark Fain (Ricky Skaggs), Robert Bowlin (Bill Monroe), Patty Mitchell, and Smith’s partner, Jeff Vogelgesang.
THURSDAY WEATHER : Mostly Sunny & Hot : Scattered T-Storms By Weekend
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Forecast By Tommy Stafford – Nelson County Life Magazine
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Photography By Catherine Lively
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Bear Comes For A Visit
Bryant Mountain, Virginia
Today’s weather and is brought to you exclusively by:
Olivia Harris of a.m. Fog Shows Off One of The Homestead Creamery Varieties
Afton, Virginia
Most of you know by now that Yvette and I are expecting a child in the fall of this year. Yea, she’s been drinking the milk lots to keep up the calcium! She’s always liked Homestead Creamery milk. You know, it comes in those classic glass bottles, not far off of the kind the milkman used to deliver in simpler times. Most of the stores around here carried it, then one day she walked in and no more! Gone.
Folks this is one popular brand of milk and it’s the best around. No artificial hormones, and about as close to the cow as it comes! Yea, move over happy steer, we’ve got the happy cow now! As soon as Ken and Yvonne Harris up at a.m. Fog heard about this they jumped all over it! And, yep! They have the whole line of Homestead Creamery milk products in the familiar glass bottles, right there in their market on the Nelson-Albemarle County line on Route 151.
Nothing’s quite as good as a cold glass of milk from one of those chilled bottles!
And now you can get Homestead Creamery milk just up the road at a.m. Fog. along with all of your vegetables, plants and nursery needs to boot!
You can always visit them on the web at www.amfog.net or call ’em at 540-456-7100
Rainfall totals as of 11:59 PM EDT Wednesday night:
–WEDNESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : 90°/66° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 16.47″
–WEDNESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-TWNF on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : 78°/57° – RAIN 0.00″ – YTD: 23.95″
–WEDNESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Hatcreek Farm on Horseshoe Mountain @ Roseland, VA : 88°/58°– RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 23.94″
–WEDNESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Tiger Fuel @ Lovingston, VA : 88°/60° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 21.11″
–WEDNESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Delfosse Winery & Vineyard @ Faber, VA : 88°/64° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 8.42″
Ok. It looks like we have all of the computer gremlins out for now! Tuesday night and Wednesday was a pretty tough day for the folks over at Weather Underground.com As I mentioned Tuesday night they had a major glitch in the way their domain looked for their servers. Essentially half of the world couldn’t log on to them, including us. Which meant we couldn’t get our custom weather out to you! That’s been taken care of and all appears to be working normally now.
A quick thanks to Catherine Lively for today’s weather photo. Her husband grabbed this shot out the window of their home. I am not exactly sure where Catherine lives and she didn’t say in the e-mail, but for some reason I think it’s near Nellysford? (She e-mailed this morning to say it way Bryant Mountain) But, many folks have seen bears this year, and there continues to be numerous sightings down in the valley. Better be sure the honey is put up!
Before I head off into weather, one more thing. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD, back in West Tennessee. I know he listens every morning and today is his day. Think this is his 30th birthday! Which makes me, uh, not born!
And we told you yesterday about the progress on Nelson’s latest microbrewery slated to open this fall. We were there Wednesday morning when they were installing the brew tanks in Devil’s Backbone Brewery on the way up to Wintergreen in Beech Grove You can click on the hyperlink here to see the pics and read more!
Over in the weather department, the great weather continues as it has for the entire week. Today will be hotter than recent days and not really any chances of rain until we reach the weekend. A couple of cold fronts will take aim at Central Virginia starting this weekend, which will keep scattered showers and storms in the forecast right on through next week. Not widespread rain events, but better chances for rain than we’ve had in several days.
Invest #94 possible computer projections for the next several days.
Before we get to the detailed forecast, want to quickly hit #94 that’s way out near the Windward Islands. This has the potential to gain strength over the coming days and as you see above, the general trend is for northward movement possibly into the gulf. The latest tropical weather discussion mentions air force hunters taking a peek at it and keeping an eye out for additional strengthening. We’ll just have to see what it does and if it becomes a factor at all.
Regional Current Surface Map via wunderground
Looking 12-24 Hours Ahead
Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Stoney Creek, Black Rock Mountain, Roseland, and Jonesboro.
THURSDAY: Early morning fog then sunny and hot!
* Highs Valley: 91-94°
*On the mountains: 78-81°
*Winds: SE-5 MPH
*OVERNIGHT: Clear and mild. Lows valley: 62-65° : Mountains: 60-63° : Winds: SE-5 MPH
FRIDAY: Mostly sunny & warm, increasing humidity.
* Highs Valley: 88-91°
*On the mountains: 79-82°
*Winds: S-5 MPH
*OVERNIGHT: Partly cloudy and warm. Lows valley: 68-71° : Mountains: 64-67° : Winds: SW 5-10 MPH
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
SAT: P/S T-Storm 89/69
SUN: M/S T-Storm 90/68
MON: P/S T-Storm 90/66
TUE: P/S T-Storm 88/68
WED: P/S T-Storm 88/66
All mountain temperatures in the extended period roughly 10-15 degrees cooler than those listed in the valley.
Have a great THURSDAY!
WINTERGREEN / BEECH GROVE: Tanks Going In At Nelson’s Newest Brewery
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Photography By Tommy Stafford
Nelson County Life Magazine ©2008
Brewing Tanks Go In At Devil’s Backbone
Wintergreen / Beech Grove, Virginia
It’s official, the brewing tanks started going in Wednesday morning at Devil’s Backbone Brewery in Beech Grove at the intersection of Route 664 & 151 in The Village At Glen Mary. We first told you about the tanks making the trip to the U.S. from Japan here last year. They had been in storage for several months until the building was ready for them to be installed. Devil’s Backbone will be Nelson’s 2nd microbrewery to start operation joining, already opened, Blue Mountain Brewery in Afton.
Above, Brewmaster Jason Oliver of Devil’s Backbone, takes a look down into one of the tanks set in place Wednesday morning.
“This is an exciting time for us and for Nelson County,” says founder Steve Crandall of Devil’s Backbone. “After all of the wait it’s nice to see the tanks being put in place and tremendous progress being made on the construction of the brewery,” he continues
Left, Jason Oliver holds the steps up to the brewing platform in place while Steve Crandall uses a wrench to level the assembly.
Steve says the newest brewery should be finished and opened in the late fall of this hopefully by November if everything is on track. The brewery is just one of many construction projects taking place in Beech Grove. Last week we told you about, Jeff Stone, at Wintergreen Winery where a major event facility expansion is underway diagonally across the road.
Above, Steve talks about leveling the platform with Jason.
Look for more on the brewery’s construction and dates for opening in the upcoming August 2008 issue of Nelson County Life out later this month.
WEDNESDAY WEATHER : Continued Sunny & Nice : Afternoon T-Storms By Weekend
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Photography By Ann Strober
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Morning Fog In The Rockfish Valley
Nellysford, Virginia
Today’s weather and is brought to you exclusively by:
Olivia Harris of a.m. Fog Shows Off One of The Homestead Creamery Varieties
Afton, Virginia
Most of you know by now that Yvette and I are expecting a child in the fall of this year. Yea, she’s been drinking the milk lots to keep up the calcium! She’s always liked Homestead Creamery milk. You know, it comes in those classic glass bottles, not far off of the kind the milkman used to deliver in simpler times. Most of the stores around here carried it, then one day she walked in and no more! Gone.
Folks this is one popular brand of milk and it’s the best around. No artificial hormones, and about as close to the cow as it comes! Yea, move over happy steer, we’ve got the happy cow now! As soon as Ken and Yvonne Harris up at a.m. Fog heard about this they jumped all over it! And, yep! They have the whole line of Homestead Creamery milk products in the familiar glass bottles, right there in their market on the Nelson-Albemarle County line on Route 151.
Nothing’s quite as good as a cold glass of milk from one of those chilled bottles!
And now you can get Homestead Creamery milk just up the road at a.m. Fog. along with all of your vegetables, plants and nursery needs to boot!
You can always visit them on the web at www.amfog.net or call ’em at 540-456-7100
Weather readings for Tuesday unavailable due to server malfunction at www.wunderground.com – read more below.
–TUESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Nelson County Life Magazine in the Rockfish Valley : N/A°/N/A° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 16.47″
–TUESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-TWNF on Devil’s Knob @ Wintergreen Mountain : N/A°/N/A° – RAIN 0.00″ – YTD: 23.95″
–TUESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Hatcreek Farm on Horseshoe Mountain @ Roseland, VA : N/A°/N/A°– RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 23.94″
–TUESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Tiger Fuel @ Lovingston, VA : N/A°/N/A° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 21.11″
–TUESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Delfosse Winery & Vineyard @ Faber, VA : N/A°/N/A° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 8.42″
–TUESDAY’S High / Low at NCL-Mini Tara Vineyards @ Arrington, VA : N/A°/N/A° – RAIN : 0.00″ – YTD: 5.00″
A quick thanks to Ann Strober of Nellysford for the great shot of the fog in the Rockfish Valley this week. We’ve had several mornings of fog as the nighttime air becomes damp and allows it to form in the valley.
As we have talked about before, lots of our weather data goes through a a weather server called www.wunderground.com up in Michigan. It links all of the data our NCL-Weathernet stations gather and then puts it on the internet where it can be seen. Yesterday their servers took a major hit, it appears to be a hacker attack at this point, and as of late last night they still weren’t back up. So … we can’t get to most of our data and many of the maps we use here on the site. Some maps and temperature readings will be missing until this is resolved.
Thankfully we won’t be needing it for a few more days, the forecast is basically sunny and warm, hot even, with chances for rain by the weekend.
Until all of this is sorted out, here is the generic NWS forecast. Hopefully we will have all of this working by Thursday.
Regional Current Surface Map via wunderground
Looking 12-24 Hours Ahead
Your Nelson County Life custom area forecast including: Nellysford, Gladstone, Wintergreen, and Adail.
ZONE FORECAST PRODUCT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
VAZ036>038-160930-
NELSON-ALBEMARLE-GREENE-.WEDNESDAY…SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 80S. EAST WINDS AROUND 5 MPH.
.WEDNESDAY NIGHT…MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS AROUND 60. EAST WINDS AROUND
5 MPH IN THE EVENING…BECOMING LIGHT AND VARIABLE.
.THURSDAY…SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 90S. NORTHEAST WINDS AROUND
5 MPH…BECOMING EAST AROUND 5 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
.THURSDAY NIGHT…MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS IN THE MID 60S. SOUTHEAST WINDS
AROUND 5 MPH IN THE EVENING…BECOMING LIGHT AND VARIABLE.
.FRIDAY…MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGHS AROUND 90.
.FRIDAY NIGHT…PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE UPPER 60S.
.SATURDAY…PARTLY SUNNY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HIGHS IN THE UPPER 80S. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
.SATURDAY NIGHT…MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS. LOWS IN THE UPPER 60S. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
.SUNDAY…PARTLY SUNNY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HIGHS AROUND 90. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
.SUNDAY NIGHT…MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS. LOWS IN THE UPPER 60S. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
.MONDAY…PARTLY SUNNY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HIGHS IN THE UPPER 80S. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
.MONDAY NIGHT…MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS. LOWS IN THE UPPER 60S. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
.TUESDAY…PARTLY SUNNY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HIGHS IN THE MID 80S. CHANCE OF RAIN 30 PERCENT.
FORECAST FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE 2000 FEET:
.WEDNESDAY…SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 70S.
.WEDNESDAY NIGHT…MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS IN THE MID 50S.
.THURSDAY…SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE MID 80S.
.FRIDAY…PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS AROUND 60. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 80S.
.SATURDAY…PARTLY CLOUDY. A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS IN
THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. LOWS IN THE MID 60S. HIGHS IN THE MID
80S.
.SUNDAY…MOSTLY CLOUDY. A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS IN
THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. LOWS IN THE MID 60S. HIGHS IN THE MID
80S.
Have a great Wednesday!
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