SOGGY NIGHT
A slow-moving storm system will keep rain around overnight, with some thunder and lightning possible. Showers continue into the Tuesday morning commute, although there will be some breaks and lulls at times. Roads will be wet, so plan for extra travel time.
The rain will gradually wind down from west to east Tuesday afternoon. Most of the area dries out later in the day, but a few showers linger into Tuesday evening across the Cape and Islands. There is still a chance for a brief shower during the World Cup match in Boston at 4 PM, but rain is not expected to last the entire game. Temperatures will stay in the 70s, but it will feel uncomfortable with high humidity.
In total, we are looking at up to 2″ of rain for some. While widespread flooding isn’t a concern, we could see some issues in poor drainage areas.
REST OF THE WEEK
A much quieter stretch of weather arrives Wednesday and Thursday. Skies turn mostly sunny with highs climbing into the 80s. It will feel much more comfortable as humidity levels drop.
A cold front moves through Friday, bringing the chance for showers and storms. We will continue to watch the timing of this front as it could impact outdoor plans heading into the end of the week and weekend.
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