Volume 115 >> Issue 24 : Tuesday, May 9, 1995

Weather

May's Highs and Lows

By Chris E. Forest

A high pressure ridge will keep skies clear for most of Tuesday while diminishing winds can let temperatures rise inland. For MIT and Boston though, a sea breeze circulation appears likely keeping temperatures cool and the warmth to our west. Looking further out to the midwest, the low pressure system laden with disasters will bring rain to the east coast by Wednesday morning and to Massachusetts by noon. Possible showers will linger through Wednesday night as the system diminishes and moves on slowly. Chances for showers continue to exist into Thursday.

Today: Expect clear sunny skies with scattered clouds developing in the afternoon and a possible sea breeze. High 62�F (17�C).

Tonight: Warmer but clouding over until morning. Low 49�F (9�C).

Wednesday: Warm with clouds in the morning. Rain showers likely in the afternoon and evening. High 58�F (14�C). Low 50�F (10�C).

Thursday: Cloudy with chance for showers early then clearing. High 60�F (16�C). Low 46�F (9�C).

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