STILL TOASTY
Tuesday will be a transition day for us. It will start sticky and then humidity will drop. Highs will reach the upper 80s again with smoky skies, especially south of the Mass Pike. Although we can’t rule out an isolated afternoon pop up, most will stay dry.
RELIEF
A wave of rain may clip southeastern Massachusetts late tonight and Wednesday morning. It’s a close call, and most of southern New England is expected to stay dry. It will brighten up nicely during the afternoon with quite the drop in humidity. A partial solar eclipse 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!
The late week forecast Thursday and very early Friday has been trending drier. There may still be a few scattered showers depending on when a front crosses the region, but it doesn’t look like anything widespread.
Count on almost fall-like low humidity Friday into Saturday. Saturday looks like the pick of the whole week!
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