FRIDAY RAIN
There are two Weather Alert days coming up, one Friday and again heading into Saturday. Some spots have already seen a few drops this morning, with the rain picking up through this morning. Rainfall will be steadiest through midday, with a lull likely in the afternoon and early evening.
Gusty winds will develop during the day and temperatures will drop drastically after a cold front clears the region later Friday night. That cold front is also expected to bring a round of downpours and gusty winds from west to east between 6-10 PM. In total, about 0.5″ of rainfall can be expected with locally higher amounts possible. There’s a chance some storms may turn severe this evening, so be sure to have a way to get alerts!
SATURDAY CHANGES
Wind speeds up to 40 MPH are expected as low pressure deepens and strengths to our north overnight and especially Saturday afternoon. Saturday’s highs only nudge to around 50 degrees, and northern New England could even see some light snow in the mountains. Wind chills locally will remain in the upper 30s to low/mid 40s all day providing more of a late-November feel to the region.
After a near-freezing start Sunday, temperatures will slowly build back to seasonable for the start of the new workweek. Dry skies are expected to prevail from Saturday morning into the new week too.
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