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Date: 03/29/2011 Time: 03:00 AM By: Mark Aaron |
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Weather HeadlinesWARMING TO NEAR SEASONABLE... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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New England Weather Story The past couple of days have been filled with bright sunshine but seasonably cool temperatures. This has come courtesy of high pressure over Canada funneling cool air into New England. The high gradually moves east today and crests over New England by Wednesday. This causes a warming trend to near seasonable temperatures as the high’s movement shuts down the cool flow out of Canada. The high also suppresses storms to the south of New England so bright sunshine continues the next pair of days. However, this looks increasingly likely to change by the end of the workweek when a costal storm may make its way up the east coast. The track is still very unclear and ultimately determines the amount and type of precipitation but be aware that stormy conditions look likely by Friday. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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