IMPROVEMENTS OVERNIGHT
After a cold and damp day across southern New England, we’re finally starting to quiet things down. Any lingering snow showers will continue to wind down overnight, leaving us with a drier and quieter start by early Tuesday morning.
It will be a chilly start, though — temperatures dropping into the upper 20s by daybreak. Tuesday turns out to be a pretty nice recovery day. With sunshine overhead, highs climb back into the 40s.
WARMER, WITH RAIN
We keep that upward trend going into Wednesday. Temperatures reach the low 50s, although it won’t be as bright. Expect increasing clouds through the day as our next system starts to approach.
By Thursday, we’re talking about our warmest day of the stretch. Highs push into the upper 50s, but it comes with a tradeoff — more clouds and a few showers, especially during the morning hours.
Another front arrives late Thursday into early Friday, bringing a steadier round of rain and setting the stage for a cooldown. You’ll notice temperatures dropping during the day Friday, especially by the afternoon.
WEEKEND IN VIEW
That cooler air sticks around into Saturday, with highs only in the upper 30s — a bit of a reality check after the midweek warmth.
The good news? It doesn’t last long.
We rebound nicely by Sunday and into early next week, with milder temperatures returning and a more spring-like feel back in the forecast.
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