We kicked off the new workweek with a solid day overall on Monday. The only complaint\u2026 the gusty breezes. Today\u2019s complaint\u2026 the gusty breezes. Winds will gust out of the northwest 30-40mph this afternoon, providing for a chillier feel to the air. High temps today will also run 5-10 degrees cooler than yesterday, but at least we\u2019ll have a ton of sun. With the wind and the very low humidity, it\u2019s not a good day to burn yard waste as the spread of brush fires is elevated. Pollens counts are running high too over the next couple days. <\/p>\n
Winds won\u2019t be nearly as gusty tomorrow as morning sun fades behind thickening clouds. In fact, it\u2019s light enough that onshore breezes will kick in, keeping the coast in the mid 40s. Rain arrives at night and it\u2019ll be a chilly rain through Thursday with highs stuck in the 40s. It\u2019s even initially cold enough to support some mixed snow\/ice across northern Mass\/NH briefly tomorrow night before turning into a mainly rain event. <\/p>\n
Showers are in and out Friday and more prone to fall during the morning. Once they end, the weekend turns out mainly dry, although a few spotty showers are possible Sunday afternoon\/evening. It\u2019ll be seasonably too with highs near 50.
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