WEEKEND FORECAST
Unsettled the rest of today with lots of clouds and some areas of patchy fog and drizzle, a spot sprinkle/shower possible as well. Highs top out in the mid to upper 40s with a light southerly wind.
A cold front will approach and pass through the area overnight tonight accompanied by some rain showers and an isolated rumble of thunder. Lows will start out on the low 40s but rise close to 50 by the morning along with some patchy fog and drizzle.
Remember, tonight’s the night we push our clocks ahead an hour at 2 am! It’s also a good time to switch out the batteries in your Smoke and CO Detectors!
Showers exit early Sunday morning but may be a bit stubborn to exit across the Cape and Islands, that’s where we’ll keep the threat for showers in play throughout the afternoon. The rest of the area will remain mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 50s, a few interior spots could push 60 if we get enough sunshine!
WARMING NEXT WEEK
Looking ahead, a big warm-up is on the way. Sunshine and milder air arrive Monday and Tuesday with highs climbing into the 60s. That warmer weather will help melt some of the snow still on the ground across parts of the region. While that’s welcome news for many, it may also lead to rising levels on some local rivers, so we’ll be watching that closely.
A cold front approaches midweek. High temperatures Wednesday will still reach the 50s, but clouds will increase ahead of our next chance for rain. Showers look possible from Wednesday into Thursday as that system moves through.
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