Warming up, with some rain

WARM START TO THE WEEK

After a mild end to the weekend, we’re cooling things down just a bit overnight. Temperatures drop into the upper 30s to low 40s under increasing clouds.

Monday brings more clouds than sunshine, but it will be noticeably warmer. Expect highs to climb into the mid 60s — well above average for this time of year — even with limited breaks of sun.

By Tuesday, clouds stick around and temperatures will vary quite a bit across southern New England. Some towns stay in the 50s while others reach into the 60s. A few showers will be possible at times, but this is far from a washout — there will still be plenty of dry hours.

Wednesday is the warmest day of the week. Highs surge into the mid 70s ahead of an approaching front. With that warmth and increasing humidity, we’ll be watching for scattered showers and even a rumble of thunder during the afternoon.

COOLER, WITH MORE RAIN

Behind that front, cooler air moves back in to finish the week. Thursday and Friday both feature highs in the 40s along with more clouds and occasional showers.

While the forecast is active and somewhat unsettled, it’s important to note that no single day looks like a complete washout. Instead, expect a lot of clouds, some on-and-off showers, and a noticeable temperature roller coaster as we go through the week.

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