Farmers Almanac Weather

1st-3rd. Continued snow/rain showers New England. 4th-7th. Cold air moves east
into New England. Rain/snow by the 7th. 8th-11th. Showers, thunderstorms.
12th-15th. Unseasonably warm. 16th-19th. Potent East Coast storm; possible
heavy, wet snow parts of New England; chiefly rain farther south. 20th- 23rd.
Clear, much milder across Mid-Atlantic. 24th-27th. Cold shocker! A brief
shower, then turning unseasonably cold, but dry. 28th-30th. Rain, flakes of wet
snow parts of New England.
May 2004
1st-3rd. Frequent showers, thunderstorms. 4th-7th. Cool. Storm center over New
England brings protracted spell of unsettled weather. 8th-11th. One storm
departs, another arrives. 12th-15th. Unsettled, few light rain showers.
Possible sloppy track for the Preakness. 16th-19th. Skies gradually clear;
milder temperatures. 20th-23rd. Very warm. 24th-27th. Frequent rain showers,
then colder air sweeps into New England. 28th-31st. Clearing skies, seasonal
weather after early showers, especially in New England



Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

"Mike" wrote...
1st-3rd. Continued snow/rain showers New England. 4th-7th. Cold air moves east
into New England. Rain/snow by the 7th. 8th-11th. Showers, thunderstorms.
12th-15th. Unseasonably warm. 16th-19th. Potent East Coast storm; possible
heavy, wet snow parts of New England; chiefly rain farther south. 20th- 23rd.
Clear, much milder across Mid-Atlantic. 24th-27th. Cold shocker! A brief
shower, then turning unseasonably cold, but dry. 28th-30th. Rain, flakes of
wet
snow parts of New England.

Okay, now I'm *really* ****ed off.
--
TL,
Tim
who just washed and treated his waders in eager anticipation. . .

.. . . and, yes Steve, I *am* a wimp. C'MON 50 DEGREES!
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