MOSTLY DRY END TO WORK WEEK
A weak disturbance will pass through the area overnight tonight bringing some clouds and a few showers with it. Showers look to be confined south of the Mass Pike and should exit southeast Mass and the Cape just after daybreak Friday. It’ll be a chilly night with temps mostly in the 40s with some communities inland from northern Mass into southern NH dropping into the 30s.
Friday will be mostly dry with building clouds, some of which may bring about a very isolated shower or sprinkle. High temps reach the low 60s. .
SATURDAY WEATHER ALERT
Saturday will start dry. Rain will arrive by late morning or midday and continue through the afternoon and evening. It looks like a widespread 1/2″ rainfall or so. We’re not expecting severe weather or flooding, but you’ll need indoor plans for the PM washout.
Sunday turns milder with highs climbing back into the low 70s, not bad for Mother’s Day plans. While much of the day looks dry and mostly cloudy, a few sprinkles of showers aren’t out of the question. Areas north and west of Boston have the best chance for a little damp weather.
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