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Columbia Gorge Fruit Growers
Fruit Frost Forecast for Mid Columbia
Region
Monday - May 31, 2010 at 4:00 PM
by Meteorologist Erik Moldstad
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Weather Summary:
Another weather system will
approach the region tonight keeping skies mostly cloudy while producing a
chance of sprinkles. The weather
system will move slowly inland tomorrow night and Wednesday bringing
unseasonably wet weather. Conditions
should slowly improve late in the week with a return to more normal weather
by the weekend. This is the final
frost forecast for the season so have a great Summer… Erik
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Current
Weather Conditions
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4pm Freezing
Level
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8,700 Feet
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Pressure
Gradient: Portland to The Dalles
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West at 2.5 mb
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4pm Temperature
& Dewpoint in Hood River
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64F / 53F
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4pm Winds at
Hood River Airport
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West at 12-19
mph
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Tonight’s
Forecast:
Mostly cloudy skies with a
chance of sprinkles developing. Lows
will be in the mid 40’s to low 50’s, with West winds to 15 mph this evening
becoming light overnight.
Tonight’s Inversion: Weak
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Weather
Stations
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Tonight’s
Low’s
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Hood River
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Safe
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West Side
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Safe
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Pine Grove
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Safe
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Odell
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Safe
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Oak Grove
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Safe
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Dee Flat
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Safe
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Parkdale
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Safe
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Husom
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Safe
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Gilmer
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Safe
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Extended Outlook
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Time Period
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Weather
Forecast
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Highs/Lows
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Tuesday
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Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of sprinkles.
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62 to 65
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Tuesday Night
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Mostly cloudy skies with rain becoming likely.
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50 to 55
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Wednesday
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Cloudy skies with periods of rain.
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57 to 62
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Wednesday
Night
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A chance of evening showers then some clearing
overnight.
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45 to 52
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Thursday
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Partly to mostly cloudy skies and mild.
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64 to 67
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Thursday Night
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Mostly cloudy skies with rain likely.
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52 to 57
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Precision
Forecasting, LLC
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