2008-02-20: ALB upper air data from Kevin Ford's server at Texas A&M.
Forecast max temp from AVN MOS for Fitchburg MA from nws.noaa.gov.
=== Interpolations from ALB data - temps:deg. F, altitudes:feet MSL ===
  MSL  *TI* Wdir@kts trig  VirT  2.1 degrees/division ("`": Dry Adiabatic)
-----  ---- -------- ---- . ---- -----------------------------------------
12000   0.7  260  36   37 |-26.6 :
11500  -0.4            36 |-26.0  :(High: 36)     
11000  -1.0            35 |-24.4   :`
10500  -1.7            34 |-22.9    : `
10000  -2.3            33 |-21.3     : `
 9500  -2.9            32 |-19.7      :  `
 9000  -3.5  265  28   31 |-18.1       :   `
 8500  -4.0            30 |-16.4        :    `
 8000  -4.4  255  23   29 |-14.5         :    `
 7500  -4.9            28 |-12.7          :     `
 7000  -5.4  265  20   27 |-10.8 (CB: 7300) :     `
 6500  -5.8            26 | -9.0             :      `
 6000  -6.3  275  19   26 | -7.1              :      `
 5500  -6.7            25 | -5.3               :       `
 5000  -7.0  295  19   24 | -3.0                 :       `
 4500  -7.1            24 | -0.6                  :        `
 4000  -7.4  295  21   24 |  1.6                    :       `
 3500  -7.7            23 |  3.7                     :        `
 3000  -8.0  290  22   22 |  5.8                      :         `
 2500  -8.3            22 |  8.0                        :         `
 2000  -8.5  280  21   22 | 10.2                         :         `
 1500  -8.7            21 | 12.5                           :         `
 1000  -8.9  260  13   21 | 14.8                            :          `
  500  -9.1            20 | 17.1                              :          `

=== NWS Regional Summary - 403 AM EST WED FEB 20 2008 ===
Its a little colder this morning than yesterday at this time. Under clear
skies predawn temperatures were generally in the 20s. Last evening, a solid
band of squalls swept east across much of Massachusetts except not the south
coast. Isolated squalls were scattered in southern New Hampshire and also
northern parts of Connecticut into Rhode Island. The burst of snow accompanied
by gusty northwest winds of 30 mph dusted some areas and limited visibility
for a few minutes to less than half a mile. A clipper low passes south of New
England this evening. Scattered flurries are possible later today with this
system otherwise it will be a seasonably cold day with mixed clouds and
sunshine. Highs today will be generally in the upper 20s to mid 30s. Tonight
will become clear and colder with lows generally between 10 and 20. Colder
than normal high pressure follows Thursday with sunny skies and afternoon
highs only from the mid 20s to lower 30s. A modest coastal noreaster Friday
into Saturday likely brings significant wintry weather. A plowable snowfall is
quite possible for much of southern New England during this time. Dry high
pressure follows late in the weekend.

=== The weather observed at WORCESTER, MA at 07:54 AM EST was: ===
  The skies were clear.  The prevailing visibility was 10 miles.
  Temperature: 18F ( -8C)  Dewpoint:   3F (-16C)  Relative Humidity:  53%
  Winds from the W  (270 degs) at 14 mph.
  Pressure: 1015.8 millibars.  Altimeter:29.95 inches of mercury.

=== ORH Terminal Aerodrome Forecast issued 20-Feb-2008 06:26 EST ===
 7am: 26013g21kt P6sm Sct060
10am: 26015g22kt P6sm Bkn060
10pm: 29010kt P6sm Few060 Bkn100