CEDAR NOTCH, Colorado (CNM) -- For the millions planning to ring in 2000 outdoors, the earliest outlook is encouraging: high pressure is expected to dominate the middle of the country, bringing clear skies and seasonable temperatures.
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| The early outlook for December 31 |
The Northeast could be colder than usual, with temperatures in the teens for outdoor celebrations, while the Pacific Northwest may see light rain.
"It is a long way out, so take this with a grain of road salt," said CNM meteorologist Gil Haverstock. "I can tell you with complete confidence that it will be dark at midnight."
Forecasters will update the outlook daily. CNM's weather team plans live coverage through the night, with special reports from 24 time zones and a meteorologist stationed, by popular demand, in the Marisol Islands.
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