ISOLATED SHOWERS TONIGHT
Most of us are going to remain dry overnight with lows sinking down into the middle to lower 60s. There is a chance of some isolated showers and storms but most remain dry. Winds will be out of the northwest anywhere from 5-10 mph.
UNSETTLED PATTERN AHEAD
Monday looks quieter with more sunshine and seasonable temperatures in the upper 70s.
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Our next storm arrives Tuesday as a frontal system approaches New England. That front is expected to stall nearby, keeping the chance for showers around from Tuesday through Thursday. Not every hour will be wet, but there will be several opportunities for rain, along with the chance for an isolated thunderstorm.
The location of that stalled front will make a big difference in temperatures through the middle of the week. Right now, southern New England sits on the cooler side of the boundary with highs mainly in the mid 70s, while warmer air remains farther south.
With several rounds of showers possible, rainfall totals could add up. Some areas could pick up 1-2″ of rain through the end of the week, although the exact placement of the stalled front will determine where the highest totals fall.
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