Another Cold One...
38 was the high today...that makes 3 out of the first 5 days of this month with below normal highs...a trend that we are not used to. But tomorrow will make 4 out of the first 6...highs should be very similar to today...35-40. With very dry air moving in on NW winds there will be few if any clouds in the sky at all and the wind will be settling through the day too. Tuesday night, a warmfront will approach, as it passes through New England it will have a band of clouds and maybe just enough lift for a few snow showers. Following the passage, SW winds will begin the conveyor belt of warmth into New England and it won't shut off until early Friday morning.
Surface high pressure will set up over the Atlantic near Bermuda and a Summer pattern will take shape. If this were July the potential would be there for 80 degrees but daylight is much more limited, the ground is cold or snow-covered and the sun isn't as high in the sky to maximize those temps. But, 60 will occur and Thursday record of 67 set in 1995 is in jeopardy!
A potent coldfront will slide through late Thursday night with numerous showers and then the colder winds will blow for a couple of days dropping temps into the 40s on Friday and 30s on Saturday.
