Volume 117 >> Issue 36 : Tuesday, August 26, 1997

Weather: Labor Day Hopes

Weather

Labor Day Hopes

By Gerard Roe
Staff Meteorologist

Any overnight showers should have cleared away by morning leaving only residual cloudiness. The next feature on the horizon is a messy low pressure intensifying in Canada, which will create a weak cold front approaching the area on Wednesday evening. This will bring with it largely overcast skies, and there is some chance of precipitation, perhaps even a rumble or two of thunder. This slow moving system will hang around into Thursday, continuing the unsettled weather. The pattern looks set to break however for Friday and on into the early part of the last weekend of summer.

Wednesday: Partly cloudy in the morning. High touching on 80�F (27�C). Moderate wind from the south. Becoming overcast late.

Wednesday night: Cloudy with a chance of a shower. Low 65�F(18�C).

Thursday: Cloudy with a good chance of rain during the early part of the day. High 75�F (24�C). Low 58�F (14�C).