Tyler's Weather - Precision-Plus First Alert Forecast

>> Welcome to the newly redesigned www.TylersWeather.com, proud to be your weather homepage! Bristol, Connecticut weather is published here a few times per week. I build my forecasts using local conditions monitored from a Davis Vantage Pro 2 weather station, NEXRAD Doppler Radar, and NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) weather model guidance. I am Tyler, and my interest in forecasting the weather all started back at Chippens Hill Middle School in the Seventh Grade. Currently, I am a senior at Bristol Eastern High School. In 2006 the online version of my forecast replaced the once daily paper version from CHMS. My site is mostly viewed by Bristol Central & Bristol Eastern students, but more and more people are beginning to learn where the real Bristol weather information is located! Well-known as the Precision-Plus First Alert weather forecast, you can always expect the highest level of accuracy!

Weather Discussion. how the forecast will impact your life

>> Mild! Mild! Mild! Over the past few days, we have encountered some really nice weather for early March standards. In fact, our last major snowstorm of last winter occurred on March 1, 2009. This March began with nice weather and we haven't seen a plowable snow in weeks. What a contrast! On Monday morning, expect temperatures to dip down into the upper 20's with a cold NNE flow. However, as with many spring days, the temperature starts off cold and then rockets upward because of the warmth of the sun. I expect a high temperature of 55 to 57 degrees. I don't know about you, but I am going to break out my shorts! On Tuesday, skies will remain mostly sunny with temperatures in the middle 50's. Wednesday will bring much of the same, except there could be a slight increase in cloud cover due to an approaching front by later in the afternoon. Thursday and Friday will be cooler with showers in the vicinity. The bottom line is that the first part of the work week is going to be the best, while the second part is not looking horrible, but not fantastic either.

5-Day Forecast. a planner for those who think ahead

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