Volume 114 >> Issue 58 : Tuesday, November 22, 1994

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Weather

Weather

Cold Turkey!

Skies will clear over portions of New England as a cold front moves offshore this morning. A second front will pass through the area midday Wednesday with concommitant cloudiness. Following the passage of the front, some of the coldest air of the fall season will invade portions of the eastern United States for the second half of the week.

High pressure will dominate the weather over much of the country during the mid to latter half of the week - providing good to excellent travel conditions for most. The only exceptions being the extreme northwestern U.S. where a Pacific cyclone will come ashore bringing some wind and rain, and over central and southern Florida where a stalled frontal zone will keep clouds and showers overhead. A few rain and snow showers will also fall in the southern Rockies and western southern Plains on Wednesday.

Today: Clearing and breezy. High 54­57°F (12°C). Winds west 15­20 mph (24­32 kph).

Tonight: A brief shower possible early, then windy and colder. Low 28°F (­3°C). Winds northwest 15­25 mph (24­40 kph).

Wednesday: Partly sunny and chilly. High around 40°F (5°C). Low 25°F (­5°C).

Thursday: Partly cloudy and chilly. High 43­45°F (7°C). Low 25­28°F (­4°C).

Return trip outlook: With low pressure system approaching from the Upper Midwest, precipitation will likely spread across the Great Lakes into central and northern New England possibly reaching Boston by early Monday. Boston temperatures expected to be seasonable with highs in the 40s and lows in the mid 30s.

Code: CLR: clear, OVC: overcast, R: rain, S: snow, SCT: scattered clouds/partly cloudy, SW: snow shower, RW: rain shower, TRW: thundershower, CZY: cozy and toasty