COOL NIGHT
Skies will tend to clear out early tonight before more clouds arrive late tonight. This will allow temps to drop into the 40s for most, 30s well north and west of town where we could see some patchy frost. There is a Frost Advisory for interior southeast New Hampshire, so be prepared to cover any tender vegetation and take in sensitive potted plants if you can!
SATURDAY WEATHER ALERT
Rain showers will arrive by the mid-morning and become steady by the midday, continuing through the afternoon and early evening. It looks like a widespread 1/2″ rainfall with localized totals as high as 1″. We’re not expecting severe weather or flooding, but you’ll need indoor plans for the washout. Steady rain will taper off around 8 PM in Boston with the chance for a passing showers lingering overnight along with some patchy fog.
MOTHER’S DAY IMPROVEMENTS
Mostly cloudy and mostly dry weather will dominate Mother’s Day. It will be a tad humid with highs back in the lower 70s. Other than some patchy morning fog, a few showers and/or sprinkles will probably develop in the afternoon again. Areas north and west of Boston have the best chance for a little damp weather.
More rain develops Sunday night and sticks around into Monday. A Weather Alert has been issued.
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