Here is a long range look at the weather for the upcoming World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies.
By sheer climataology, you would expect that there might be some interesting weather for the Fall Classic. Turns out that it will be rather benign.
Game One at Boston – October 24
Cool with a slight chance of showers and a stiff north wind. Temperatures falling into the 40s.
Game Two at Boston – October 25
Clear and cool with temperatures dropping into the 40s.
Game Three at Colorado – October 27
Clear with game time temperatures falling from the 50s into the 40s.
Game Four at Colorado – October 28
Fair and mild. Temperatures in the low 60s, dropping into the 50s.
Game Five at Colorado – October 29 (if necessary)
Partly cloudy and mild. Temperatures in the 60s. A breezy south wind.
Game Six at Boston – October 31 (if necessary)
Clearing and colder. Strong north wind. Temperatures falling toward the upper 30s.
Game Seven at Boston – November 1 (if necessary)
Clear and cold. Temperatures falling from the 40s to the 30s.
So no major surprises for now in the weather department.
