ANOTHER BEAUTY
Today will feature more in the way of sunshine plus low humidity, but expect slightly cooler high temperatures than yesterday. Watch out for rip currents if heading to the beaches, especially the Cape where you’ll also find a few more clouds through the day. Highs reach the mid 70s coast, around 80 inland. A few light rain drops or drizzle will be possible for the Cape/Islands as an area of low pressure passes to the southeast lasting into tonight.
UNSETTLED STRETCH AHEAD
We’ll once again be mostly sunny for Monday with highs in the low 80s and comfortable humidity slowly ticking up late in the day. The forecast looks mostly dry, but we can’t rule out an isolated shower/thunderstorm toward the evening, especially across the interior.
A better chance for widespread downpours, and embedded thunderstorms will bombard New England late Tuesday through midweek as a low pressure system moves in from the west. Heavy and persistent rainfall on Wednesday may lead to instances of flash flooding, hence we’ll be back on Weather Alert.
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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