Another Spring Teaser

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grand army plaza by xbettyx on Flickr.

A high pressure system moved over the northeast last night, causing the wind to finally take a rest. Today's lack of wind will make it feel much warmer than yesterday even though the high will only reach the low 40s.

Actual warming will take place following the passage of a warm front tomorrow morning. There's a very slight chance the front's passage will kick off a bit of drizzle in the morning. The rest of the day will have a mix of sun and clouds and a high near 50. Friday will be even warmer, a high in the mid 50s is expected. The warmth will be accompanied by rain ahead of the next cold front.

Yes, the cold front means the warm spell will be short lived. Saturday's high will be in the mid 40s, which is normal for the end of February. March may come in like a lion with a little rain and snow on Sunday. Starting Sunday our character will once again be tested by another string of days where the temperature doesn't escape the 30s.

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lateafternoon nyc — 47th & broadway

we line up for discount theater tickets on an island in Times Square
steel drum island 'goombay' bands beat out rhythms across from “The All Live Girly Revue” where the best of live vauldeville has long since past as yellow cabs still proclaim “livery for hire” painted-—on-—side ads line—up to collect fares below a bronze patinaed statue of songwriter/hoofer/showman George M. Cohan while rescue police sirens echoe
somewhere in another canyon and no one gives more than a glance
at the man from the yellow Con—Ed truck holding an acetylene torch as if it were a wand halos of sparks flick off his metal boots making rainbows in brilliant fading light shiny welders hat looking somehow like
a reincarnation of hatted-fleet-footed mercury perfectly situated here as the patron pagan god of actors we stand in line observing city spaces quickly filled with another and another face all of us supposedly leading less meaty lives because city air ripens flesh watching korean grocers performing one-act plays in produce sections while we smell hot pretzels knowing how good they’d be with lotsa' mustard seeing yellow electric chords snake out of manholes from where workmen and perhaps a workwoman watch with us an old woman in a tattered old long dress wash
dabbing her exposed arms and holding her lengthy-dress to reach no-longer muscular or taught legs with lukewarm coffee and thrown away paperscraps before she continues on her way down a trash-littered debris spattered street
shopping cart in tow possessions accounted for as a stunning blonde dressed in spandex baring her muscular midriff anonymous
in plastique fashionable helmet and dark glasses zips by on chartreuse rollerblades creating a slight breeze of erotic moment leaving this city of instant strangers with the ultimate realization that only tourists ever wear sandals on broadway.


© By Zyskandar A. Jaimot On 5/10/2007 2:19:59

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