Volume 117 >> Issue 62 : Tuesday, December 2, 1997

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Weather: Yesterday's News

Once again, we have had a miserable weekend and the effects have spilled over into the early part of the week. Yesterday's storm continues to strengthen today over the ocean and will keep our weather windy and cold until tomorrow. As the system finally pushes out to sea, the winds should diminish during the night. Along with the lighter winds, the skies will clear and temperatures will be cool but not chilly on Wednesday as the next system develops to our west. With any luck, a weak low pressure system will come through Thursday and finally break the weekly cycle that has plagued our weekends this autumn. Thus, Thursday should be cool and cloudy with a possible shower but little else to mention.

Today: Windy and cold with flurries. High 37ºF (3ºC)

Tonight: Continued cold. Low 27ºF (­3ºC)

Wednesday: Sunny but breezy. High 46ºF (7ºC). Low 36ºF (2ºC)

Thursday: Cloudy and cool. High 50ºF (9ºC). Low 35ºF (2ºC)