BRIGHT AND SEASONABLE
We have a nice couple of days with dry weather, seasonable highs in the 50s, and a mix of sun and clouds.
It will be a little breezy on the Cape with sustained winds 10-15 mph and gusts up to 25 mph. Wind will be lighter on Veterans Day, making for a pleasant forecast.
END OF WEEK STORM
Rain will develop Thursday or Thursday night as a storm from the Midwest digs to our south and strengthens over the ocean. It looks like this “nor’easter” will bring in gusty NE winds and steady rain from Thursday night through Friday. Astronomical LOW tide should help minimize the risk for coastal flooding.
Rainfall totals around 1″ are expected, but there could be locally higher amounts in the greater Boston area. Elevations may see some snow mix in and stick Friday into Friday night as temperatures drop. The best chance will range from the Berkshires to the Green and White Mountains. The Worcester Hills and Monadnocks could see a little slushy accumulation late Friday - it won’t last long.
We’ll keep an eye on the rain, wind, and snow details and keep you posted as they continue to come into focus over the next day. Precipitation could linger into Saturday, though it looks very light by then.
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