It was a chilly morning across Clark County early Wednesday under clear skies and calm winds. A good share of the area received some frost although not everywhere reached the 32-degree mark. Officially in Vancouver it was 35 degrees for the low temperature. However, a couple miles from Hazel Dell northward and eastward it was freezing with white frost on the rooftops. The coldest I could find was 28 degrees near Moulton Falls. Most of the outlying rural areas were 29 to 31 degrees.
The skies were clear and sunny Wednesday with great visibility with the Cascade peaks visible with no difficulty. Brisk northerly winds did add a chill to afternoon temperatures hovering in the low 60s.
Another beautiful day on tap today and Friday with highs inching up to 70 degrees and overnight lows also rising, but there was still a possibility of light frost in the colder locations this morning. Beyond today I do not foresee any frosty mornings on the horizon.
A weak weather system will once again brush us from the north over the weekend like we experienced earlier in the week but other than clouds and a light shower or two it will be uneventful. Rainfall amounts if any will be minuscule.
