Hello, this is Sophia Casciano, reporting from Loudoun County High School in Leesburg, VA. And now, students and staff, for the forecast of the day. Today is a rather inconsistent weather day. If you are located in the history hallway, all I can say is that I hope you brought your jackets; it’s a cold one out there. Temperatures are measured in the negatives! If the frosty temperatures get to you, you can take a short walk to defrost on the bridge, where the sun is shining through the windows, which is causing the temperatures to rise to a whopping 80° with a UV index of 7! You won’t want to forget your sunglasses!
The heat quickly travels west down to the math hallway, where you’ll find that in your classrooms the humidity levels are high—90% humidity for the next few hours. Around the 3rd block, some unsettling storms may roll with high chances of thunder as a result of the high humidity levels. Sounds like a bad hair day to me!
When walking down to the science wing, expect high wind levels, a comfortable temperature of 72°, a minimum temperature of 70°, and some sunny spells. But watch out for those tree branches that may hit the windows!
The weather in the lunchroom is unusually cold for this time of year, as the heaters seem to be out of order, causing a cold wave that will spread throughout A, B, C, and D lunch. To prepare for this weather, be sure to grab your coat.
Finally, students and staff of the English hall will experience well-regulated temperatures on the west wing of the building, with a high of 74° and a low of 72°.
By the end of the week, the weather will most likely have changed, and we can expect a heat wave in the English halls. To prepare for this weather shift, the school board released a notice that the fire sprinklers would be going off hourly to cool students and staff down.
Thanks so much for joining me for the weather report. This has been Sophia Casciano’s reporting from the newspaper room. Remember, stay warm or cool out there!
