The current low pressure at the Ski Hill is moving to the north west headding for the 3 islands.The eastern high pressure is now headding south west while the central pressure is bending towards the east and is headding to the south west rapidly.A cold front will replace the pressure system at the iceberg while a warm front is melting ice in the north west causing sea levels to rise a tiny bit.
Monday-Light snow,-20c south and 0c at the north west [water rises 0.2 inches]
Tuesday-Sunny,-10c south and -2c at the north west [water rises 0.5 inches]
Wednesday-Sunny with light snow,-7c [water rises 0.7 inches]
Thursday-Light snow,-18c [0.9 inches of water freezes to create the normal land-mass again]
Friday-Moderate snow,-25c
Saturday-High snow,-30c
Sunday-High snow,-31c
Sorry folks for not updating the center.Our radar was knocked out by snow, the electrical fuses were blown and the staff took a holiday. Now the problems have been fixed and here's the forcast:
The current low pressure at the Ski Hill is moving to the north west headding for the 3 islands.The eastern high pressure is now headding south west while the central pressure is bending towards the east and is headding to the south west rapidly.A cold front will replace the pressure system at the iceberg while a warm front is melting ice in the north west causing sea levels to rise a tiny bit.
We expect high pressure winds flowing across the iceberg and into the south eastern part of Clubpenguin at about 2KPH then moving to 6KMH before snow starts forming.Low pressure is expected at the mountains as usual.Here's this weeks forcast:
