OVERNIGHT
Skies will be mostly clear with the exception of the Cape where clouds will be a bit stubborn to move out. Some patchy fog may develop there as well as along the coast later tonight. Lows will be comfortable again in the 50s for most with 40s showing up in the usual cool spots again.
UNSETTLED STRETCH AHEAD
Monday will feature a seasonably average day with sunshine and a few ‘building’ afternoon clouds. Humidity remains on the low side with highs reaching the low to mid 80s inland, 70s coast with a modest onshore breeze. A weak system may kick off a shower or thunderstorm across the interior in the afternoon, mainly west of I-495 but most of us stay dry.
Humidity returns Tuesday along with the chance for showers and thunderstorms during the day, but the heaviest rain looks to hold off until Tuesday night and Wednesday as a slow-moving area of low-pressure presses into New England from the west. Latest model guidance even keeps us unsettled right into Thursday.
There is the potential for 1-3″ of rainfall for parts of the region through the wet stretch. This will likely help combat our ongoing drought, but too much falling at one time may be hazardous. Keep checking in with us as we continue to fine tune this part of the forecast for you!
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