After a sunny day Friday, both Saturday and Sunday will have a chance for some afternoon and evening rain with mild temperatures will into the 70s. Some of the rain may come in the form of thunderstorms on Sunday. A few showers may linger into Monday with cool temperatures before 70s and sunshine return Wednesday. A couple more quick moving weather systems are expected next week.… Read More
Dry and partly cloudy weather is expected Thursday and Friday with falling temperatures and humidity levels. Some areas may not make it to 70 degrees Friday. Some showers are likely this weekend, though there will be plenty of dry time as well. Early next week looks quiet again, but the latter half of the week looks unsettled.… Read More
Precipitation chances will increase through the afternoon and early evening hours as showers and thunderstorms build across the region. Several days of dry weather are expected behind this system before a few showers will be possible by Sunday. Temperatures will range through the 70s during the day, with 50s and 60s at night.… Read More
Overall, the holiday weekend will be quiet and pleasant with just a few stray spits of rain on Saturday, comfortably low humidity levels, and a good deal of sunshine. Temperatures will be a bit on the cool side with highs around 70 on Saturday and Sunday, but then reaching the low 70s on Monday. Nighttime temperatures will range through the 50s. The next substantial chance for rain will likely be late next Wednesday or next Thursday.… Read More
The frontal boundary that has been the focal point for active weather the last few days, including last night’s severe thunderstorm complex, is shifting to the south. This will lead to a gradual reduction in temperature, humidity, and rain chances over the next two days. The holiday weekend may have a couple of stray spits of rain, this time from low pressure north of New England, but most of the time will be dry. Monday and early next week will also be dry and sunny with temperatures starting to rebound slightly before an unsettled end to next week. … Read More