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  • Daily Forcast prepared for WATD Radio - 21 May 2012

    Daily AM Forecast

    Date: 05/21/2012

    Time: 08:01 AM

    By: Rob Gilman
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    Weather Headlines
    COASTAL FOG...

    New England Weather Story

    High pressure is retreating off the New England coastline this morning. New England is sandwiched between a wavy cold front in the Ohio Valley and Tropical Storm Alberto off the southeastern coast of the United States. Moisture north of Alberto will be streaming northward over the next couple of days, though Alberto itself will be tracking northeast off the coast. The encroaching cold front to our west will help ring out the moisture. High pressure over the Midwest will build across the region later in the week, providing some sunshine and unseasonably warm afternoons toward the weekend.


    Your Towns Forecast Sunset - 8:05 PM
    This AM: Patchy, dense coastal fog with low clouds.
    This PM: Clouds with a shower or some rain developing. The wind will blow in from the east at 5 to 10mph.
    Tonight: Cloudy skies with occasional showers and patchy fog.
    Tuesday: Lots of clouds with a shower around.
    Wednesday: Lots of clouds, watch for a passing shower/T-storm. Becoming warmer/humid.

    The 3-Day Forecast
    Today Tuesday Wednesday
    PM Showers Lingring Shower
    63 ° F 68 ° F 74 ° F
            58 ° F       58 ° F


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