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Almanac Weather Outlook for May 24th - May 27th
United States
Frequent rain showers, then fresh, colder air sweeps into New England by Memorial Day
Frequent rain showers; then colder air sweeps in from the west. Clearing weather hopefully arrives for the Indy 500.
Localized thunderstorms Deep South; warm, humid.
Cool/drier air sweeps in from the Rockies, points east
Frequent rain showers, then turning colder.
Partial clearing, continued chilly.
Changeable skies: mixed clouds, sun, chance of a shower or two. Cool temperatures.
Canada
Moderating temperatures.
Frequent rain showers, then fresh colder air sweeps in.
Frequent rain showers, then fresh colder air sweeps in from west.
Frequent rain showers; then fresh colder air sweeps in from the Rockies and points east.
Partially clearing, but chilly conditions persist.
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