ONE MORE ROUND WEDNESDAY
The morning will run dry, partly cloudy, and muggy for most of southern New England. Dry weather will last for many, but a cold front crossing the region will likely trigger some hit-or-miss storms later this afternoon and evening.
The main concern is for isolated wind damage. Basically, if we can get storms to pop, they could pack a punch. A passing downpour and lightning will also need to be considered. The good news is this front won’t linger. Showers and storms will quickly push offshore this evening, ushering in a much more comfortable air for the second half of the week.
REST OF THE WEEK
Thursday through the weekend will be delightful. Plan on mostly sunny skies, lower humidity, and seasonable highs in the lower 80s.
A High Surf Advisory is in effect Wednesday and Thursday. Big, breaking waves will impact the Cape, Islands, and South Coast. Winds and waves will settle in time for the weekend.
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