COOLING DOWN AGAIN
Temperatures today will be seasonable, if not a couple degrees above average! Plan on highs in the lower 40s with light wind and partly sunny skies. A cold front will sweep across the region during the evening commute with a few flurries and sprinkles.
It will turn a little blustery Tuesday and Wednesday with gusts 25-35 mph. Cold air will peak midweek with highs in the lower 30s and wake-up temps mainly in the teens. Those temperatures will rebound to a more comfortable place Friday.
WEEKEND STORM POTENTIAL
The weekend forecast is up in the air right now. We have the potential for showers, but our tools haven’t come into agreement. Keep in mind, the weekend is trending mild with highs in the 40s, so we don’t have enough deep cold in place for substantial snowfall in southern New England. For now, I have the slight risk for a Saturday night rain or snow shower and a moderate chance for rain or mixed precipitation Sunday. Be sure to check back as we determine where an area of low pressure will develop and whether it will be close enough for impacts.
ARCTIC AIR TAKES OVER NEXT WEEK
After a relatively “mild” weekend with highs in the 40s, arctic air is due to arrive next week. Be ready for a bitter cold that will last for most of the work week.
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