SATURDAY PICK
It’s going to be a beautiful day with sun to start and high, thin clouds filtering that sunshine a tad this afternoon. Morning temperatures started in the 30s and 40s at sunrise, but seasonable 60s are in the forecast this afternoon. Winds will be lighter than yesterday too, which will be a pleasant change.
FROSTY SPOTS TONIGHT
Calm conditions tonight will prompt big drop in temperatures. A FROST ADVISORY has been issued for parts of southern NH from 2-8 AM Sunday. Expect lows to hit the upper 30s and lower 40s in the greater Boston area too.
SUNDAY RAIN
Clouds will increase Sunday. The morning will remain dry, and probably early afternoon too. In fact, the Patriot’s game at Gillette will probably start cloudy and dry and end with developing showers. Rain will peak in the evening and night. The showers are the remnants of Isaias, which made landfall near Destin, FL Friday night as a Category 2 Hurricane.
Rainfall looks a little more intense overnight locally with a widespread 0.5-1″ but the chance for 2″ in some spots, especially far south. There may be an embedded stronger storm or two overnight, so we’ll want to keep an eye on the forecast. That rain should move out very early Monday morning. I’ve added a Weather Alert Sunday night, though you’ll likely sleep through the worst of it.
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