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East- Mild, then wet...eclipse viewing doubtful...West..colder..eclipse visible

4/14/2014

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Massive system Great Lakes to Gulf will bring wind..wet weather to
Eastern third...which means viewing of lunar eclipse tonight...not likely. Western 2/3 - better chance. Notice the doughnut like shapes in
The Pacific: 3 of which near Gulf of Alaska and one east of Hawaii. Thoses systems will head east...so sooner or later it denotes many changes ahead from west to east.
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Above....today's map...showing front with wet weather from Great Lakes to Appalachians and down to Gulf. Fair dry chilly weather ofr
much of the western 2/3rd's.
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Amounts of rain predicted to fall from Monday night thru Tuesday.
Blue = 1"...brown 1 1/2". 
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Map for Easter Sunday a.m.   Much of The Nation...fair. System in Northeast will likely be a bit faster...so Northern New England may start with clouds and wetness but they should clear.  South Fla. may have some early showers and then they clear. So....fair weather should dominate.
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Above...high temperatures expected for Easter Sunday. I think temps. in The Northeast will be a bit warmer as more in the way of sun can be expected and less cloud cover. Stay safe.
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