Volume 116 >> Issue 11 : Tuesday, March 12, 1996

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Weather

Weather

Drizzle and fog

Early last Friday morning, the accumulated snowfall at Logan Airport exceeded one hundred inches - the first time this has happened since records began, and besting the previous record (two years ago) by over four inches.

The fish in the western North Atlantic are suffering mightily as a powerful cyclone sweeps northward about 600 miles to our east. We will experience the western edge of the system and should escape with only cloudiness and light drizzle. Clouds will increase during the afternoon with the winds blowing out of the northeast.

Drizzle is a possibilty Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning with coastal areas likely to see fog. The chance of rain receeds through Wednesday with Thursday set for mild weather.

Tuesday: Some sun early, then becoming cloudy by afternoon. A northeast wind at 15 to 20 mph (24 to 32 kph). High 43°F (6°C).

Tuesday night: Cloudy with fog drizzle in areas. Low 25°F (-4°C).

Wednesday: Drizzle early morning. Windy and cloudy. High 44°F (7°C). Low 34°F (1°C).

Thursday: Fair and mild. High 54°F (12°C). Low 37°F (3°C).