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Sneak Peek at Spring Continues
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Joe Schumacher
Published Mar 8, 2010
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If you liked the weekend weather you'll love today's forecast. More sun and a high in the upper 50s, or even lower 60s, is expected. If you're a fan of obscure weather facts, and who isn't, today marks the first time the temperature has reached 50 degrees for three straight days since early December. (We said it was obscure!)
A cold front will roll through town tonight but it shouldn't hinder the 50 degree streak. Look for tomorrow to be slightly cooler, the high will be in the lower 50s, and still mostly sunny. Wednesday will remain warm but lose some of the sunny luster as the next storm system approaches.
The second half of the week could be rather wet. The upper level circulation is going to direct lots of Gulf moisture towards the Northeast. Rain might begin as early as Thursday but is more likely on Friday through the weekend. Highs during the rainy spell are expected to be in the 50s.
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