BRIEF BLAST OF COOLER TEMPS
After some brief early cloudy, today will end up bright and breezy. Winds will increase this afternoon as a cold front comes through. Expect N/NW gusts 20-35 mph. Northern New England will tap into some rain today, but the local forecast in southern New England should stay dry with just some passing clouds on the front.
It will be cool and breezy overnight with lows in the highs 30s and lower 40s - just a tad too mild for local frost. Plan on below average highs in the upper 50s Tuesday under sunny skies. Tuesday night to Wednesday morning will actually be the coldest with parts of southern NH and northern NH (away from the coast) seeing mid 30s and some patchy frost.
QUIET PATTERN CONTINUES
Temperatures rebound Wednesday afternoon, heading back into the mid 60s. From there, we’ll continue to warm, with some 70s possible Thursday. The other big takeaway this week: there isn’t much rain in the forecast, so most days look dry.
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