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TONIGHT: CLEARING AND COLD. WIND DIMINISHING LATE NIGHT ALONG WITH THE WIND CHILL FACTOR … BUT A LOW DOWN INTO THE 20S. WIND: 5 TO 10 BY MORNING. SATURDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY, LESS WINDY AND MILD. HIGHS IN ...

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OUR WIND CHILL FACTOR IN BOSTON IS ONLY 41, AS WE’RE FEELING THIS WIND GUSTING NEAR 30 TO EVEN 35MPH. SO IT IS A BLUSTERY DAY. WIND GUSTS NEAR 35MPH THROUGH THE REST OF THIS AFTERNOON ...

THAT 48 BECAUSE IT IS BELOW 50 DEGREES DOES HAVE A WIND CHILL FACTOR. SO IT WILL LIKELY FEEL LIKE THE LOW 40S AS YOU’RE TAILGATING. SEVENTH INNING STRETCH 47 DEGREES. WE WILL HAVE THOSE CLEARING ...

Tonight is mostly clear and winds are gradually backing up. The wind can make for uneven cooling, but also a wind chill factor, so we’ll range from upper 30s to low 40s to start your Wednesday.

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“Well done with the sunshine and reducing the wind chill factor.” The lack of appreciation is probably due to weather-opportunism, a distinctively Irish trait that flings us on beaches in huge ...