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http://weather.homesite.net A frontal boundary is stalled in place from New England to the Great Lakes. The
position of this stationary front wavers slightly from day to day but little
movement is expected overall through Thursday.
Today, the front slips slightly south compared to Monday resulting in cooler
temperatures for all locations except those in CT. There will also be the risk of
hit or miss showers and rumbles of thunder. Warm air returns for Wednesday and
Thursday as the front shifts a little north. Expect a continued risk of spot showers
along with thunderstorms that can produce brief heavy downpours. A cold front sweeps
through on Friday with another batch of showers. The cold front ushers in drier and
initially cooler weather that can last deep into next week. |
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WEATHER LINKS
WATD Weather Team Rob Gilman ~ Bill Gile ~ Jim Manning ~ Mike Redden ~ Josh Boden Visit Precision Weather at www.SnowandIce.com |
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