UNSETTLED PATTERN, LOWER IMPACT
Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies Wednesday. Temperatures will range from the 40s in northeastern MA and NH to the mid and upper 50s south and west of Boston. Of course, every town will be much cooler than yesterday’s record 70s!
Showers develop this evening and continue overnight with an embedded downpour or thunderstorm possible.
That rain lingers on/off Thursday, before tapering off in the evening. In fact, we’ll see some snow mix in during the afternoon as cold air returns along a cold front. Temperatures will drop all day, starting in the mid 50s early morning and landing in the 30s and 40s by late afternoon.
WEEKEND CHILL
Seasonable highs in the 40s are expected Friday and this weekend. Skies will average partly to mostly cloudy with a few chances for precipitation.
A weak clipper system passes through Friday night until early Saturday with some light snow north and west of Boston, mostly at elevations. At most, we’re talking about a coating in the hills, perhaps a few inches in the mountains.
NEXT WEEK
A stronger storm looks to develop Sunday night into Monday with heavy rain and wind.
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