Look Ahead to Next Week

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Look Ahead to Next Week

March 07, 2014; 2:39 PM

I just thought I would try something different today in the way of looking at the coming weather from this weekend through next week.

Below is a simplistic look at what to expect. There are two main highlights. The first will be the storm moving into the Northwest late Saturday and Saturday night and progressing east and south. The second highlight is that much of central and Southern California and the rest of the Southwest will have seven days of dry weather ahead with the only rain in the rest of California happening early on. In fact, if our models are right Southern California will not have any chance of rain before sometime during the week of March 17.

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