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Fenway Park Forecast
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Thursday Night/Friday Forecast
Overview: The frontal boundary that kicked off yesterday's showers and thunderstorms has passed through the region is currently draped over the Cape and South New England coast. Good thing too, as a severe thunderstorm has popped up on Long Island. The passage allowed for a beautiful day today and tonight will be the same, although clouds will increase throughout the night. The front will remain stalled over the coast and energy will move along the boundary tomorrow, increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms for areas south of the Mass Pike around midday. More energy moves in later Friday and an ocean storm will pass offshore early Saturday.
First up the surface map...
Friday forecast
First up the surface map...
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