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University of Massachusetts Lowell Weather Center
Your Lowell Area Forecast
Forecast Issued:  Saturday, May 18th, 2013 at 8:00 AM
UML Student Meteorologist: David J Bagley
 
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High: 72
Low: 48
High: 70
Low: 53
High: 75 Low: 56


Merrimack Valley Regional Weather Summary

  Hello Everyone!  First, Congratulations & Good Luck to UML's Class of 2013, especially the Atmospheric Science students, we are going to miss You All!  Now to the weather...High pressure over New England will deliver us a mainly dry & seasonable weekend though a few isolated showers may develop across the region today as clouds build through this afternoon.  More clouds will start to roll in tonight ahead of a warm front which will pass through the region late Sunday and stall over New England allowing for warmer temperatures as well as showers & thunderstorms to develop from time to time through the middle of next week.  Have a wonderful Weekend!!!!.    

Today's Forecast

Today:
Lots of sunshine this morning but clouds build this afternoon which may touch off an isolated shower or sprinkle. Highs in the lower 70's, cooler along the coast. Southeast wind 2-12 mph.

Tonight:
Mostly cloudy, maybe an isolated shower or sprinkle early; areas of patchy fog possible late. Lows in the mid to upper 40's. Southeast wind 2-12 mph. 

Sunday:
More clouds than sun with showers possibly developing by late afternoon. Highs around 70. South wind at 5-15 mph. 

Sunday Night:
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Lows in the lower to mid 50's. A light South wind. 

Monday:
Clouds & sunshine with a shower or thunderstorm possible throughout the day...mostly cloudy at night with the chance for showers & thunderstorms. Highs in mid 70's/Lows in the mid 50's. 


Extended Outlook

Tuesday:
Warmer with clouds & sun with the chance for showers/t-storms. Highs around 80/Night time Lows in the mid 50's. 

Wednesday:
Slightly cooler with clouds & sun as well as the chance for showers. Highs in the lower 70's.



This forecast will be updated on Sunday May 19th, 2013.

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This forecast is provided by the meteorology students of the University of Massachusetts at Lowell Weather Center.  If you have any weather related questions or would like to visit our facilities, please feel free to come up to the weather lab.  We are located on North Campus inside the Olney Science Building, Room 312.  For an up-to-date weather forecast 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, call (978) 934-3999.



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