'Round And 'Round We Go
Today will start with showers departing early and leaving behind cloudy skies/bright spots. More showers are expected to develop late in the day. Highs will range between 60-66F.
Watch CBS News
Today will start with showers departing early and leaving behind cloudy skies/bright spots. More showers are expected to develop late in the day. Highs will range between 60-66F.
There is a very good chance that we shatter some record high temperatures today! We are aiming for highs between the upper 80s and 100F!
The next couple of days are going to be 'steam-ahs! Oh yes, we may be breaking records! The humidity is also on the rise which will factor into the 'uncomfortable' feeling.
It's going to be another nice day across Southern New England. However, there will be a slight risk of inland tstorms through the prime daytime heating hours (afternoon). Also, I think we will start sunny-style before some debris cloud cover passes the area from a thunderstorm complex to that affected the Great Lakes Region overnight. Highs will be in the lower to middle 80s...70s S.Coast/Cape/Islands.
Besides a fly or two in the ointment, we are good to go this Monday morning. Skies will be partly cloudy to partly sunny with a slim chance of a brief shower/rumble of thunder inland late in the day. Highs will reach the upper 70s...60s coast as a seabreeze develops.
Tranquil weather tops our headlines today, and if you ask me, we deserve it!
Thankfully, Mother Nature is offering a reprieve from severe weather today. The sun will shine this morningn with more clouds rolling in late in the day. Strong cold air advection will bring us cooler temps in the upper 60s to lower 70s along with gusty WNW winds.
A cold front is heading our way and will bring the potential for scattered strong storms this afternoon and evening, especially for interior locales. CAPE values today range from 1500-2000, and the LI ranges from -2 to -6. Any storms that do develop indicate the potential of producing heavy rain, hail, damaging winds and frequent lightning (per NWS Hazardous Weather Outlook). Highs will be in the middle 80s...70s Cape/Islands. Muggy conditions return until...tomorrow.
It's the last day of May, and it's going to be a beautiful one! The sun will be shining, winds will be blowing from the ENE, and the mercury will rise between the lower 70s and lower 80s...warmest north and west of Boston.
This Memorial Day will have a little taste of 'everything'. Showers and a few rumbles of thunder will begin between 8-10am this morning, and we will hold onto the chance of showers and storms through late approximately 5pm. The best chance will be for neighborhoods south of the Pike between 10am-5pm. Otherwise, we will notice a mixture of clouds and sun from west to east this afternoon and evening. Highs between 75F-88F...coolest Cape/Islands.
Heat and humidity are the two words for the day. Fog and clouds will slowly burn off in SE Mass, while the rest of us will be under partly cloudy to partly sunny skies. There will be a slight threat of strong afternoon/evening storms for cities and towns from Merrimack Valley to Worcester and points north and west of this line. Highs will be 80-85F interior...70s Coast...60s and 70s Cape/Islands
The sun has decided to make another appearance today! Highs will be in near 80F interior...70s coast.
It's going to be a beautiful day with lower humidity and highs in the lower to middle 70s...65-70F Coast.
Now, we are in the warm sector which means temperatures are going to soar, expecially areas that see some sunny breaks. Any sunshine will work against us today as more showers and storms fire up as cold front nears this afternoon and evening. Highs will be in the upper 70s to lower 80s...lower 70s Cape/Islands.
A spot shower or two this morning will lead to mainly cloudy skies the remainder of the day. Highs will be in the lower 60s...upper 50s S.Coast/Cape/Islands.
The dreary, gloomy weather we've endured this week is nearly 90% complete as the upper level low weakens and slowly migrates eastward. This will still continue to provide us a chance for afternoon showers and storms today though. Highs will be between 60-70F.
Today is going to be a near repeat performance of the past handful of days...clouds, showers, fog, mist and drizzle. There may actually be some bright spots in the sky from time to time this afternoon. Highs are going to be slightly warmer in the upper 50s...upper 60s Cape/Islands.
An upper level low continues to slowly meander to our southwest. This is pulling in breeezy onshore winds, fog, drizzle, and scattered showers. This will continue through the end of the week.
An upper level low will continue to dictate our weather through the end of the week. On and off showers, drizzle, mist, fog, and a breezy onshore wind will be the name of the game
Yes, an upper level trough that will become a cut-off 500H low will continue to affect us with these dreary conditions through the workweek. Highs will be from the lower 50s today (near 60F Cape/Islands) and end in the middle 60s by week's end.
Today will be partly cloudy to partly sunny with highs in the middle 60s inland...50s coast. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with light winds and potentially some coastal fog.
An offshore low has had a strong grip on Southern New England since early this week. Thankfully, sunshine is going to make a comeback as we end out the workweek!
The offshore, pesky coastal low will finally start to budge later today. Overall, today will be somewhat murky, but areas north and west can expect brighter skies later this afternoon and evening. Coastal areas will hang onto the cloud cover.
The coastal storm to our east will continue to affect our weather conditions through Wednesday. Then, the end of the workweek is looking much better.
The coastal low will start retrograding, travelling westward, later today. This will increase cloud cover along Coastal Mass. by this evening. Highs will range from 65-70 inland ... 58-62F for the Cape/Islands.
