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Once we get by the storm system of Wednesday night, what can we expected Thursday through Monday, the last 5 days of the month?<\/p>\n
High pressure will rapidly build across the region on Thursday, during the day, with plenty of sunshine, a few clouds, and a high temperature around 30. Colder air will move in Thursday night, and high temps on Friday will probably stay in the 20s. There will also be more clouds on Friday as a disturbance travels from the Great Lakes eastward across New England. This disturbance may produce a few snow showers but should not produce any significant snow.<\/p>\n
Over the weekend, another, slightly stronger, low pressure area will come across the Great Lakes and head across New England. Latest indications are that this area of low pressure will pass over far southern New England or just south of New England, setting the stage for a period of snow sometime Saturday or Saturday night. It’s early, but some minor accumulations seem possible with this. Clearing should move in during Sunday as this low moves away.<\/p>\n
Another Arctic airmass is expected to head into the region from Canada later Sunday & Monday, and the last day of January may be a bright but very cold day, with high temperatures not reaching 20. At this early stage it does not look like as cold an airmass as what went through here during the last couple days, but should be significantly cold regardless.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
1250am Once we get by the storm system of Wednesday night, what can we expected Thursday through Monday, the last 5 days of the month? High pressure will rapidly build across the region on Thursday, during the day, with plenty of sunshine, a few clouds, and a high temperature around 30. Colder air will move … Continue reading January’s End<\/span>