NOR’EASTER A MOSTLY MISS
The nor’easter we’ve been tracking off the east coast of the United States was officially named by the National Hurricane Center yesterday. Subtropical Storm Josephine strengthened when it passed over the Gulf Stream. Impacts have not changed for us, despite a stronger ocean storm.
Brief rain on the Cape and Islands will end early this morning and skies will gradually clear from west to east across Massachusetts and New England today. Plan on a blustery day (especially on the Cape and Islands with gusts 30-45 mph). Highs will reach the lower 60s in the greater Boston area with sustained north winds 10-15 mph and gusts up to 30 mph.
TEMPERATURE UPS & DOWNS
A chill will return Friday with morning 30s and 40s followed by highs stuck in the 50s. It will be sunny, but still a bit breezy.
Winds will calm this weekend under clear skies. It will be great weather for some yard and leaf clean up! The mornings will be cold in the 30s with frost and freeze in southern New England. Afternoon highs will warm from the 50s Saturday to the 60s Sunday.
We don’t have any significant storms in the works next week as of now.
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