PLEASANT STRETCH CONTINUES
Cool weather settles in tonight, with temperatures dipping into the 40s. Tuesday brings a bright start to the day, with highs reaching the low 60s. It will be a bit breezy, but overall, a quiet stretch of weather continues across Boston.
COASTAL STORM
Our attention turns to a coastal storm moving up the Mid-Atlantic. This is considered a nor’easter because of the northeasterly wind direction, but it won’t bring the same big impacts like our last fall nor’easter! The storm is tracking offshore, keeping the steadiest rain away from most of our area, but that doesn’t mean we’re in the clear along the coastline. Rough surf, beach erosion, rip currents and strong winds are the main concerns over the next few days. A little light rain is possible for the Cape and Islands from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning, while most of the region stays dry.
WEEKEND IN VIEW
Looking ahead, the weather stays quiet heading into next weekend. Temperatures will be seasonable for late October, with no major weather systems expected to disrupt outdoor plans. For now, enjoy the stretch of dry weather, but use extra caution near the coast as rough seas and strong winds continue.
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