SATURDAY SOAKER
We’re waking up to a soggy start across the region this Saturday as steady rain pushes through southern New England. While most of us are dealing with a steady soaking, there is also a low-end threat for some rumbles of thunder and lightning—something to be mindful if you are heading out early.
A Flood Watch remains in effect today for parts of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, where heavier rain is leading to rises in rivers and streams.
Temperatures today will stay cooler, with highs only reaching the low 60s. The good news? Rain will begin to taper off between 1–2 PM from west to east, and we will even sneak in some sunshine before the day is done.
SENSATIONAL SUNDAY
Looking ahead to Sunday—Mother’s Day—it’s a winner! Expect mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s, perfect for brunch outdoors or any plans to celebrate Mom.
Next week keeps the mild trend going, with temperatures staying in the 70s. Our next chance for rain doesn’t arrive until Thursday into Friday, giving us a nice stretch of dry, pleasant spring weather.
Stay dry this morning—and enjoy the sunshine later!
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