SOME CLOUDS OVERNIGHT BUT DRY
Skies remain clear overnight with lows dropping in the upper 60s nearing 70 degrees. Winds will be out of the northwest anywhere from 5-10 mph, becoming very calm tomorrow. Dewpoints will remain in the upper 50s so humidity will not be an issue.
RELIEF
It looks like a wave of rain will miss southeastern Massachusetts by early tomorrow morning and will remain to the south. There is a very small shot that a couple of areas in the southern part of the state and along the cape could see some showers but those chances are very low. Sunshine returns to the forecast tomorrow as temperatures max out in the middle 80s with low humidity. We do have a partial solar eclipse that will be visible, but set your expectations. Only 16% of the sun will be covered by the moon’s shadow, max coverage at 1:55 PM. Proper solar eclipse eyewear is essential if you plan to look up!
Early Thursday morning could bring some scattered showers mainly before 9 AM. It doesn’t look like its anything widespread. It is trending drier in the evening so if you plan on going to the Patriots preseason game at Gillette Stadium on Thursday night we should be dry.
Count on almost fall-like low humidity Friday into Saturday. Saturday looks like the pick of the whole week!
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