Welcome to the month of April and I promise no foolery in this column today.
Although the last day of March wasn’t all that bad weather-wise, it still felt like winter with blustery winds, cool temperatures and scattered showers. Snow levels were below the passes and there were a couple of reports of thunder around Western Washington. I’ll place it in the lion category. March went out like a lion. Now it is official, ha-ha.
Showers and cool weather linger today and Wednesday before the cold trough of low pressure off our coast slides southward and out of the region. This opens the door for higher pressure to build and temperatures will respond with highs warming into the 60s and 70s Friday through Monday. At least spring break for our local schools won’t be a total bust this year. Showers the first half and fair weather Thursday through Sunday. A compromise with nature.
More unsettled weather is on tap for next week. After all, we must keep those April showers going for all those beautiful May flowers, right? I mentioned earlier that the first half of April appeared to be a continuation of March weather but hopefully in the second half of April we see some warm weather.