TUESDAY DROP
Tuesday will be cloudy and dreary most of the day thanks to a front draped over New England. The steadiest rain will fall in northern MA and NH with occasional drizzle and some passing showers in Boston. Rainfall totals will range from 1″+ in northern New England, to around 0.25″ along the MA/NH border, and 0.1″ or less south of the Mass Pike.
TEMPERATURE SWINGS
Wednesday will be mild and partly cloudy. A front will pass through, probably dry, and cool things down heading into Thursday.
WEATHER ALERT FOR THE WEEKEND
We have a Weather Alert Friday with widespread rain and developing winds. As of now, expect a soggy day with about 0.5-0.75″ rainfall. I’m not expecting flooding, but it will be wet all day and there could be an embedded downpour at some point.
I’m actually more concerned about the increasing wind and cold plunge that will follow the storm.
Gusts 30-45 mph are likely, possibly stronger as low pressure deepens and strengths to our north overnight and especially Saturday. Pockets of wind damage are not out of the question. The blustery weather will also reinforce the chill with the coldest airmass of the season on the way. Saturday’s highs will probably be stuck in the 40s, and northern New England could even see some snow in the mountains! That’s a late November feel.
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