WET WEATHER MOVES IN
Rain is starting today in Boston after our evening commute, then continuing through the evening and into tomorrow. We are expecting rain throughout the evening and into tomorrow, though I do thin tomorrow won’t be as heavy. Rainfall totals will likely land on either side of 1″ in Southern New England.
Wind will peak Thursday night and Friday. Sustained NE winds 10-20 mph will gust 30-45 mph, strongest along the coast. That will fall below Wind Advisory criteria. There is a Coastal Flood Statement for tomorrow with a half foot of inundation above ground level for areas like Barnstable and Nantucket counties. This will mainly be in the afternoon during the high tide along north facing beaches.
A couple inches of mountain snow are possible from the Berkshires, to the Green Mountains, and Monadnocks. The Worcester Hills may be a brief slushy coating stick to the grass, but it really doesn’t look cold enough to stick to the pavement. Look for accumulation Thursday night to Friday in those spots.
WEEKEND IN VIEW
Clouds will hang around Saturday, perhaps a few early showers at the coast or Cape. Overall it looks dry, but kind of dim. Sunday will be slightly warmer and brighter.
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