West Rockville MD Weather

Friday started out very early cold and clear but temps warmed overnight along with increasing clouds and moisture. Light rain started in mid-morning and lasted occasionally through the mid-afternoon, then broke till another period in the evening, with fog, at times dense, forming with the rain. Temps started out just below the freezing mark in the very early AM but warmed most of the day to around the 40 mark by mid evening. Dew points started out in the low…

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Wednesday started out the day with light rain at midnight, but changed over to light snow by 2 AM, lasting about an hour, only accumulating 0.3 inches on only grassy/bushy surfaces and nothing on the roads or sidewalks. Well before sunrise the snow and precipitation stopped, as temps held overnight around 31 degrees then slowly rose to 32 then 33 degrees by mid-morning. Partly cloudy, cold conditions held fort the rest of the day, only reaching the mid 30s by…

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Tuesday was a day of change. Light morning rain and clouds with mild temps in the 50s gradually gave way to just clouds in the afternoon with gradually dropping temps into the 40s, then evening light rain and more clouds with temps dropping into the 30s by late evening after the cold front passed through, with light snow on our doorstep by midnight observation time. Dew points slowly dropped all day, from the mid 50s in the late AM down…

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Monday was cloudy, with rain developing by mid-day and lasting into the early evening, mild temperatures mostly in the 40s slowly rising all day to around 50 by late evening. Dew points slowly climbed all day, ranging from the mid 30s in the very early AM up to around 50 by late evening.  The maximum temperature was 50.9 degrees at 2256. The minimum temperature was 42.3 degrees at 0402. The dew point temperatures ranged from a low of 37 degrees…

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I had another brief hiatus over the long weekend due to a busy calendar of TV sports including a night at the bar to watch the Big 10 Championship Saturday night, so I have combined the past three days into this one post. I believe my computer problems are gone for now, but I had some TV technical issues that took some time and effort to fix.  Friday Friday was the warmest day of the 3 day period and mostly…

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I had another brief hiatus much of this past week with lots going on, so I have combined the past three days into this one post. I believe my computer problems here on the website are behind me for now and this blogpost should publish fine in a few short minutes once I finish compiling it and then hit the publish button.  Tuesday Tuesday was partly cloudy seasonably mild day, breezy at times and dry with highs in the mid…

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I apologize for the delay in posting this report. Yesterday, I had problems with the edit screen here on Weather Together for this report as the inner workings through Word Press was in the process of getting updated. Now that the edit screen has been restored, so I can post this three day report here on Weather Together. I have edited the original report (which I posted to many yesterday on email and facebook) slightly to reflect current conditions, in…

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Thanksgiving Eve Wednesday Wednesday warmed up through mid evening, with the high temperature (upper mid 50s) for the day reached in the evening just ahead of a cold front that swooped in with rapidly accelerating wind speeds in the late evening (57 MPH from the W at 2358) A weak warm front passed through in the morning, with very light rain falling (T) in the mid-morning. Dew points soared into the low 50s in the later stages of the afternoon,…

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In a busy pre-Thanksgiving period, I fell behind in my daily reports. I have summarized the past 6 days leading up to Thanksgiving Eve into one slightly reduced in size report today. Thursday Thursday was partly cloudy and seasonable. High temps rose to the lower 50s after early AM mins in the lower mid 30s, just above the freezing mark. Dew points remained in the 30s, lowest in the early morning and highest in the mid-evening.  The maximum temperature was…

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Tuesday and Wednesday were just a bit less dreary than the previous two days, with light rain (0.03 inches) Tuesday AM along with fog but basically dry though mostly cloudy during the remainder of the period. The coastal LOW that has been moving slowly up the Eastern Seaboard the past several days finally left our coastal sections, and some sun was actually noted Wednesday afternoon (see some semblance of that shown in today’s attached image). High temperatures rose into the lower…

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