Volume 115 >> Issue 59 : Tuesday, November 28, 1995

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Weather: Rain Rules

Weather

Rain rules

A large cyclone migrating eastwards dictates our weather in the short term. A little clearing can be expected this morning as the warm front passes. But the reprieve is short lived; in advance of a cold front winds will blow briskly from the southwest, clouds will thicken, and there is a good chance of a sprinkle. Temperatures will rise unseasonably towards the low sixties. Colder air follows in behind, and as the cyclone redevelops out over the ocean, rain and snow showers will cover New England on Wednesday.

Today: Cloudy and blustery. A few sprinkles of rain. Strong winds from the southwest. High 63¡F (17¡C).

Tonight: Rain likely. Low 38¡F (3¡C).

Wednesday: Rainy. Snow to the north and west. High 43¡F (11¡C). Low 25¡F (-4¡C). Rain stopping by nightfall.

Thursday: Clearer. High 44¡F (11¡C). Low 25¡F (-4¡C).