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A Warmer Weekend
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Joe Schumacher
Published May 13, 2005
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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After a chilly start this morning we're off to a… chilly afternoon. Our high temperature will only be around 60 today, ten degrees below normal. Tomorrow should be warmer and Sunday could be much warmer still, especially if the clouds stay away. Enjoy the warm weather this weekend as we're returning to cooler conditions next week.
Expect some rain late Saturday into Sunday morning. Rain shouldn't be a worry during the game at Shea, or the Andrew Haswell Green History Ride on Saturday afternoon. Never heard of Andrew Haswell Green? Get on your bike and see how he shaped our city. The 20th Annual AIDS Walk Sunday morning might be a bit wet. However, the skies should begin to clear in time for that afternoon's Mets-Cardinals game.
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