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Extremely Pleasant Fall Weather For The Weekend


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Joe Schumacher

Published Oct 7, 2011

Modified Oct 7, 2011


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Early this morning at Harlem Meer by Joe Schumacher

 


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Published Oct 7, 2011

Modified Oct 7, 2011


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This may be the most boring, yet enjoyable, weather post we've ever written. A high pressure system at the surface and a ridge of high pressure aloft means that clear skies will rule today, tomorrow, Sunday, Monday and probably Tuesday. We should see a high in the upper 60s this afternoon which is just about normal for this time of year.

A shift in the wind will bring much warmer weather for the weekend. Saturday's high will be in the upper 70s and Sunday's may reach the mid 80s. Columbus Day should be somewhere in between with a high around 80.

Another nice day is expected on Tuesday before cloudy skies return next Wednesday. But, really, who's thinking about next Wednesday when the weather this weekend promises to be so nice?

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