SATURDAY WIND
Windy with clouds and sun today, a stray flurry or sprinkle possible through the mid-afternoon, highs in the mid 40s. West wind will gust between 40-50 mph through this evening; strongest gusts will be across the higher terrain inland as well as the Cape/Islands where Wind Advisories are in effect through this evening, small tree limbs may fall with isolated power outages.
Cold and mostly clear night ahead with a diminishing wind and temps settling in the 20s across the ‘burbs, around 30 in the city.
SUNDAY PARADE
After a frosty start, Sunday will feature slightly cooler temps, in the low 40s with much lighter winds from the southeast. Expect to see some sunshine early with increasing clouds in the afternoon ahead of our next major weather maker. The St. Paddy’s Day Parade in ‘Southie’ will be on the cool side with morning temps in the upper 30s, low 40s in the afternoon. Enjoy it!
MONDAY ALERT
Rain arrives early Monday morning so expect a wet morning commute as a very strong area of low-pressure tracks just east of the Great Lakes. We’ll be in its warm sector so expect temps to rise into the low 60s by Monday afternoon with an increasing wind from the south, 30-40 mph. Rain, occasionally heavy with a few rumbles of thunder will last through the evening commute into the overnight hours. We’ll also be monitoring local rivers and streams with 1-2″ of rain expected along with some residual snow melt. A cold front clears us out late Monday night & Tuesday leaving us with cooler temps and drier conditions through the rest of the workweek.
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