Volume 115 >> Issue 15 : Tuesday, April 4, 1995

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Weather

Weather

April Cool!

Following the passage of a cold front later this afternoon, strong northwest winds will usher in unseasonably cold weather into the Northeast over the next couple of days. Ahead of the front a few showers and thundershowers are possible. Once the front clears the coast this evening, temperatures will tumble and skies will begin to clear. Tomorrow skies will start off clear, but a few puffy fair weather cumulus clouds will form during the afternoon. Tomorrow night, with clear skies and diminishing winds, temperatures will drop quickly, with inland areas on Thursday morning having lows in the teens.

Today: Mostly cloudy with a few showers possible. Breezy and mild. Highs around 58°F (14°C). Winds south 10­20 mph (16­32 kph).

Tonight: Clearing, windy, and turning colder. Winds shifting to northwest early evening increasing to 15-25 mph (24­40 kph). Low 28°F (-2°C)

Wednesday: Sunny early. The few afternoon clouds that develop will dissipate rapidly around sunset. Breezy. Winds west-northwest 10­15 mph (16­24 kph). High 38°F (3°C). Low 23°F (-5°C).

Thursday: Mostly sunny and cool. High around 40°F (4°F). Low 23­26 °F (-5 to -3 °C).