THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Afternoon temperatures will range from the 50s and 60s along the coast to the 70s and 80s inland. If you were in a chilly and gray spots yesterday, expect a similar set up today. Most of the day will be dry with the risk for an isolated evening pop up thunderstorm north and west of Boston. Most of that activity will be focused over western New England with the chance for severe weather, including the slight risk for a weak tornado.
Scattered storms will move over the region tonight with a quick 0.1-0.2″ rainfall locally.
You’ll see a few spot showers Friday, but it won’t be a washout with plenty of dry and mostly cloudy stretches. Highs tomorrow will be more uniform from the upper 60s to lower 70s.
MARATHON WEEKEND
Temperatures will be more seasonable this weekend with highs generally in the upper 50s in southern New England. Saturday will be dry and mostly cloudy. Sunday may start dry too, but rain will develop with an approaching cold front and take over in the afternoon. In the mountains some wet snowflakes could even mix in!
Not to worry - it will dry out around midnight so Marathon Monday won’t see wet weather. It will be much cooler with morning 30s and afternoon upper 40s. Plan on partly to mostly cloudy skies with a NW breeze 10-15 mph.
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