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The sun may come out, tomorrow
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June 24, 2009 03:58 PM
By Andrew Ryan, Globe Staff
The sun, which vanished last Saturday behind a dismal ceiling of clouds, may actually break through the overcast sky on Thursday afternoon, warming the temperature to the mid 70s in Boston.
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The day will likely begin like a rerun of much of June, cloudy and gray.
"But we could see a few peeks of sunshine in the afternoon," said Hayden Frank, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Taunton.
Unadulterated sunshine is expected to flood the Boston area on Friday, when forecasters predict clear skies and highs above 80 degrees. It would be only the second time in June that the temperature topped 80 degrees.
There is, of course, a catch.
"We could see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms" in the afternoon, Frank said.
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