BACK TO SUNSHINE
We’ll have a quiet night with a partly cloudy sky and temperatures falling into the mid 50s. Some patchy fog may develop late tonight, especially across the Cape & Islands.
Tuesday looks like the pick of the week. Sunshine will dominate for much of the day, helping temperatures climb into the mid 80s inland. Humidity stays fairly comfortable, so while it will feel warm, it won’t be overly muggy.
Wednesday turns a bit hotter and more humid with highs pushing into the upper 80s. As the warmth and humidity build, there will be the chance for an isolated pop-up shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon and evening hours. Not everyone will see rain, but a few brief downpours are possible.
LATE WEEK CHANGES
A cooler, more seasonable pattern returns Thursday behind a weak front. High temperatures will settle back into the low 70s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. We’ll also keep the chance for a few isolated pop-up showers after midday.
Friday starts off mainly dry, but clouds will increase through the afternoon. A few showers could arrive late in the day and continue into Friday night. Highs will stay cooler in the 60s.
We’re also watching the potential for a wetter stretch of weather on Saturday with periods of rain possible at times. Since this is still several days out, expect some adjustments to the weekend forecast over the next couple of days.
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