Updated 11:37pm Friday, March 6th, 2026
afd unix timestamp: 1772858520
c_g unix timestamp: 1772869045
Output:


1. Headlines:

Showers Linger Overnight
Mild Weekend Ahead
Rain Returns Sunday

2. Summary:

Moisture streams into the region over night, keeping shower chances
alive as a weak front lingers. High pressure builds tomorrow, pushing
precipitation north and drying things out for the most part.
Temperatures jump eight to ten degrees, pushing readings slightly above
seasonal norms.

A pattern shift arrives Sunday as zonal flow guides a new front
southward, bringing widespread light rain and slightly cooler air. Cold
air from Canada funnels in early next week, introducing a chance for
low-elevation snow mix Monday night into Tuesday morning. However, warm
ground temperatures suggest accumulation remains unlikely below 500
feet. By midweek, an atmospheric river sweeps away the cold air,
returning widespread rain and raising snow levels significantly. While
winds may pick up along the coast, flooding appears unlikely with this
system.

3. Radio Forecasts:

        ** 5 Second Forecast &&
Clouds will be overhead over night with scattered showers and a low of
48.

        ** 10 Second Forecast &&
Clouds will be thick over night with scattered showers and a low of 48.
Tomorrow will be milder with a high of 60, though shower chances
increase again by the afternoon.

	** 15 Second Forecast &&
Showers will be possible over night with a low of 48. Tomorrow will be
mostly cloudy and warmer with a high of 60, but rain chances return late
in the day. Sunday will be wet with steady rain and highs dropping to
the mid-50s.